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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1957
Page
4
Eugene Gilbert summarizes a Youth Research Co survey showing teen girls aim for long phone chats around 45 minutes while parents report frequent complaints. Data for ages 16 plus reveal girls average 1 hour 22 minutes daily, boys about an hour, with 78 percent agreeing parental grumbles are justified.
A survey of teenagers reveals that 89 percent of girls and 66 percent of boys rate chit chat with friends as the top phone topic. Girls list dates and parties next, while boys rate school work. A private line is proposed by 41 percent of girls and 24 percent of boys to avoid family disruption.
Daniel Woolridge, 14, scheduled for juvenile court tomorrow in the shooting of his father, mother, brother, and sister, broke down sobbing at the funeral. Sister Doris, 11, remains in critical condition. He attended the service with two deputies and was later returned to jail.
A Casper Casper WY item announces a search for two beauty queens to reign over the Rocky Mountain Oil Show. Eligible twins 18 or older from ten western states must submit by May 1 to the Twin Queen Committee. Judging will be by full length photos. travel and wardrobes are required for the three day event May 19 21 in Casper and Denver May 27 29.
A car struck a bridge abutment five miles west of Bennington Kansas, killing Leonard H. Hazlett, 58, of Oak Hill. The crash occurred yesterday and the victim was identified as Hazlett. Police are investigating the accident.
FT RILEY Pfe Joseph Viverito Jr a former Villanova football player plans a 2200 mile walk from Los Angeles to New York after Army duty. He aims about 40 miles daily, hopes to reach New York in under 79 days with a station wagon following for lodging and supplies.
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