Boyle Column By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK Almanac
HAL BOYLE shares satirical notes on Helen Keller turning 75, her victories over handicap, and advises against self pity. The piece cites Keller’s language mastery and tours for the blind, then parodies modern travel boredom and a Garland Texas diary keeper. It closes with satirical editorials on Congress and poverty in a playful Almanac tone.
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Flight cadet completes preflight school at Lackland AFB
Charles W. Ross IV, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Ross of Braddock Heights Maryland, completed the initial phase of aviation cadet training and graduated from the USAF Pre-Flight School at Lackland AFB Tex He is to begin flight training at a Flying Training Air Force base. A New York hotel reports martinis now outsell manhattans 6 to 1 in its men bar. The piece includes quips by Liberace Rosenbloom Massey and a Beta Sigma Phi meeting summary with committee assignments and summer plans.
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College-Educated Are Raising More Children
Milton Mass June 5 The Population Reference Bureau reports college educated men and women are raising larger families than a decade ago. Men out of college 10 years have 70 percent more children than in 1946. women out of college 10 years have 51 percent more than sisters of the class of 1936. Despite gains, total fertility remains below the 2.15 replacement level. The national averages for 1945 were 1.0 for men and 1.43 for women graduates, with 1930 figures at 1.97 and 1.36 respectively.
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Ike Attends Reunion With Old Classmates
President Eisenhower returned to his alma mater the U S Military Academy at West Point New York for a reunion with classmates of 40 years ago. He will also make the com
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Army psychology readershir crowd at parade ground event
Academy officials estimated a crowd of about 35,000 ringed the parade ground for the early evening ceremony as the United States spends between eight and nine billion dollars annually on public schools.
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Exchange of fire near Jerusalem border patrol
In the Gaza Strip area on June 5 an Egyptian directed automatic and mortar fire targeted an Israel border patrol. The patrol replied with mortar fire. An Israel Army spokesman said there were no casualties on the Israeli side.
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