Waves recruit training reshapes image at Bainbridge center
At Bainbridge Naval Training Center the Waves begin a strict boot camp to shed the stereotype of playful hostesses. Recruits, aged 18 to 26, face ten weeks of discipline learning navy symbols, weapons parts and drills, with 60 new girls arriving biweekly and a 15 percent dropout rate.
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Bainbridge, Md
Bainbridge
U.S. Naval Training Center
Janet Blumberg
Mount Holly Springs
Waves
Anne L. Duecey
Haverstraw
N.Y
Navy
Center
Paul H. Nitze
Orlando
Fla
Sharon Tremmel
Cleveland
Ohio
Naval
Bobby Darin
Jayne Mansfield
Cardinal Ritter Calls for Renewal to Attract Youth
Cardinal Ritter told Serra International at its St Louis convention that the church must renew its appeal to modern youth. He criticized reliance on old forms and urged a dynamic church to address the priesthood vocation shortage.
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ST. Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
Serra International
Ritter
Bike Stolen From Near Morris Theatre
Mrs. Charles Button of 809 E Benton St reported the theft of a red and white Sting Ray Schwinn bicycle from near the Morris Theatre during Saturday afternoon movie time.
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Charles Button
E. Benton St
Morris Theatre
Leader Dies in Pittsburgh At 75
The Rev. Dr. Albert W. Steinfurth former president of the Central Conference of the Lutheran Church of America died Saturday at age 75 in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Albert W. Steinfurth
Central Conference of the Lutheran Church of America
First nonwhite British police officer on patrol
Constable Mohamed Yusuf Daar 23, Britain's first nonwhite officer, began his first patrol in Coventry. Daar, of mixed Indian and Pakistani heritage, represents a historic milestone for the police service.
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Coventry
England
Britain
Mohamed Yusuf Daar
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Pack Word Puzzle
A crossword puzzle listing across and down clues with definitions and a final answer section. Includes entries like Plow Plot Diphthong Soldier Field etc and a rhyming note on code names and a final Saturday solution. The grid references hint at themed words and intersecting letters across multiple lines.
Television In Review Highlights Sports and Nonsports TV
AP reviews ABC coverage of Le Mans and U S Open golf showing confusion in car racing and drama in golf. NBC offers Sportsman's Holiday with Mt McKinley wildlife. CBS airs Wayne and Schuster pilot with weak reception.
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NEW York
France
San Francisco
ABC
Phil Hill
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
NBC
Mt. McKinley
Alaska
Walt Disney
CBS
Wayne and Schuster
Drowning Victims Identified In Ste Genevieve River Tragedy
Searchers in Ste Genevieve probe the Mississippi River for the bodies of two youths Norbert Schweigert 18 and Welton Shuh 21 both residents of Ste Genevieve after their boat struck a barge Sunday.
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Ste. Genevieve
Mississippi River
Norbert Schweigert
Welton Shuh
Outdoor lighting trends boost sales and tips for a safe setup
Outdoor lighting sales have more than tripled in ten years due to outdoor living trends and better lighting. Tips include underground wiring, shielded bulbs, multiple light sources, and cautious use of colored light. The piece notes Babe Didrikson Zaharias as a six-time AP Female Athlete of the Year.
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Andy Lang
UP News
The
American Home Lighting Institute
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Associated Press
Keith Launches Campaign in Minnesota
Lt. Gov. A. M. Sandy Keith launched his bid for Minnesota governor after winning the Democratic-Farmer-Labor endorsement on the 20th ballot at the convention. He defeated Gov. Rolvaag 759 to 356, ending a days long fight that stalled other business and raised healing hopes for the party. The endorsement required a two-thirds majority.
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Minneapolis
Minn
A.M
Sandy
Keith
Minnesota
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Karl F. Relvaag
Relvaag
Figst
Hubert H. Humphrey
Rolvaag
Cincinnati
Ohio
DFL
Fines in conservation cases for three anglers
Violet Mulden and Richard Luzbetak each paid 10 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for fishing without a license. James Robert faced 25 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for pulling a skier without an observer on the Illinois River. All tickets were issued by Conservation Officer Woodrow Barrett.
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Violet L. Mulden
Homewood
Richard D. Luzbetak
Joliet
Illinois River
Stratton Park
Woodrow Barrett
Names and traits in Ann Landers letters spark debate
A reader cites a friend’s theory that names predict behavior, with examples like Burt as stingy and Larry as generous. Ann Landers responds, noting one name exception Esther, and opens readers to her advice on personal problems and misperceptions.
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Ann Landers
Burt
Larry
Chauncys
Bobs
Elliots
Frank
Albert
Joannes
Esthers
Faith
Hope
Charity
Rose
Lily
Violet
Daisy
Jackie
Mickey
Johnnie
Esther
Mr. Einstein
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Lineup
Local station lists tonight's programs by time slot across channels. Notable entries include dramas, comedies, Westerns, and a movie lineup with Weather News and Sports segments through late night.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago livestock prices show hogs 4,000 and cattle 11,000 head with varying bids. Hogs mostly steady to mixed gains across weights 200 to 320 pounds with prices ranging 19.75 to 26.50 while sows 20.25 to 21.00. Cattle slaughter steers up to 27.00, heifers around 25.25 to 25.50, cows 17.75 to 19.00 with calves none. Sheep spring lambs not established, slaughter lambs and ewes steady with ewe prices 5.00 to 8.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Two Fined Today For Conduct Disorderly Battery
Magistrate Chester P. Winsor fined Gary Hyslop of 12064 Division and Edward Courier of 530 E. Benton each $25 plus costs on disorderly conduct and battery charges filed by their wives. Hyslop allegedly roughed up his wife Judith during a Saturday argument. Courier’s incident occurred at 3 15 a.m. Sunday.
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Chester P. Winsor
Gary Hyslop
Judith
Edward Courier
E. Benton
Ruby
Market Dips Amid Uneven Trading At Noon
Stocks traded down on balance in a quiet session as analysts noted a potential base forming for a summer rally. The Dow fell 2.90 to 891.36 while the AP average slid .9 to 321.2. gains came from Sperry Rand IBM and Xerox with mixed moves across sectors.
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Associated Press
Dow Jones
Sperry Rand
Douglas Aircraft
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
General Motors
U.S. Steel
du Pont
Anaconda
Kennecott
Standard Oil
New Jersey
IBM
Xerox
Eastern
American Airlines
Zenith
American Stock Exchange
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