Girl Scout Leader Discusses Generation Gap and Education
Mrs Hibberd V B Kline Jr of the University of Pittsburgh spoke at a Girl Scout Council forum about the generation gap. She urged leaders to improve communication with youth by understanding their language and reading what they read to keep scouting relevant and attract new members.
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Hibberd V. B. Kline Jr
University of Pittsburgh
Girl Scout Council
Central Maryland
University
Board of Regents
Kilne Be- Neves
Girl Scouts Leader Voices Race, Sex Education Aims
Mrs. Kline urged expanding sex education in Girl Scout programs using films and speakers to discuss the pill and its side effects. She urged Council involvement to foster good judgment and moral codes while promoting unity across American society amid race relations concerns and a national proclamation.
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Girl Scouts of
U.S.A
National Advisory Commission On
Kline
Two Guilty Of Killing Policeman In 1967 Riot
In Elizabeth New Jersey a jury convicted Gail Madden and George Merritt Jr both in their mid twenties of first degree murder for beating a white policeman to death during 1967 racial disorders. Sentences were life in prison. The jury acquitted Donald Jones and Howard Brandon while deliberations persisted on James Toland as spectators reacted emotionally in court.
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Miss Madden
James Toland
Plato
Local Airman Completes Basic Training at Lackland AFB
Amn Charles M. Kerchner son of Mr and Mrs Howard I Kerchner of Walkeraville completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. He is assigned to the 9440th Student Squadron Lowry AFB Colorado for pre academic training before attending Technical School. Kerchner is a 1967 graduate of Walkersville High School.
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Vietnam
David Lee Mercer
Homer Mercer
East Sixth Street
Frederick High School
Fort Dix
N.J
Patricia Johnson Mercer
Phillip Lee
Thurmont
Lowry Afteama
Charles MW. Kerchner
M.sat
Osap Het
Howard I. Kerchner
Charlon Street
Walkeraville
Lackland Afb
Texas
9440Th
Lowry Afs
Colo
Enterite Technical School
Amn
Kercher
Walkerasille
Charles I
Keremmer
Aptisrat
Rav
Lowry Aph
Maine Monument Mast Lies in National Cemetery Remains
The Maine Monument in aclipgith National Cemetery is identified as the raised mast from the battleship Maine recovered from Havana harbor. The object’s historic significance ties the cemetery display to the ship’s famous sinking and subsequent recovery.
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Maine
Aclipgith National Cemetery
Havana Harbor
Ten Dollars in Coins Stolen From Diner
Approximately ten dollars in small change was taken in a break in at Lee's Diner on Md 180 north of Jefferson. Police said the entry occurred sometime between 8 30 am and 3 pm Tuesday and was discovered by owner Ray Grossello. Entry was gained by breaking the basement door glass.
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Lee's
MD. 180
Jefferson
Ray Grossello
Death Sought For Robber in Alabama Case
Alabama Attorney General told the Supreme Court that executing a Mobile, Alabama man for robbing five stores would deter looters. The case centers on the use of capital punishment to curb riotous acts amid a dispute over rights and law enforcement.
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Washington
Mobile
Ala
Supreme Court
Alabama
Mace Donald Gallion
Man Pleads Guilty in Store Shootings Terror Spree
A brief reports 23 year old Edward Boykin pleaded guilty to a 1966 store robbery and shooting spree that left a girl injured. The prosecutor urged upholding a death sentence, citing a reign of terror that led owners to arm themselves.
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Edward Boykin
Gallion
Boykin
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