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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
4
A feature page from The New Castle News highlights youth readership with a titled section The Nation's Strength. The item presents a brief overview aimed at young readers, linking national patriotism and civic awareness to local content without naming individuals or events.
A string of 4 H activities is reported with multiple clubs meeting at various homes. Debra Spelfick led a Steam and Stitchers session in Lovewellyilie. Officers were elected for Nutty Needles. Kathy Steingrabe hosted Busy Workers. Moravia Snappy Snackers held a sewing and demonstration event. Washington Zippers discussed club name and activities.
Washington students visit Jameson Moenibriel Hospital for a science class. The group toured lab equipment including the Coulter Counter and Auto Tester. Technician Richard Rech led demonstrations with assistance from staff and students.
Edward G Huff son of Mr and Mrs Edward V of 1120 Crowe St will enter St Meinrad College in the fall. He graduates from St Meinrad Seminary High School with highest honors and received the Latin Award.
Idaho reports outline the national Girl Scout Roundup to be held at Pend Oreille Lake site, with 12 090 attendees over two weeks. Army engineers prepare the coastal and forest areas as MPs guard the perimeter. Leaders and scouts from Casper, Who, Oak Ridge, and Winslow will participate, sharing activities on science, energy, and world affairs. The event aims to involve 2000 adults and 5000 visitors in seminars and discussions led by Temple and others, with state and federal support to host the camp and related demonstrations.
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