New Zealand Welcomes U S Immigrant Family
Oswald Kraus and family, migrating from Milford Connecticut to Wellington, New Zealand, receive a red carpet greeting from deputy prime minister John Marshall aboard their flight. They are among about 1,050 Americans who arrived in the nine months prior under New Zealand’s migrant fare scheme.
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Wellington
N. Z
Oswald Kraus
Connecticut
New Zealand
John Marshall
Kraus
Ruth
United States
Milford
Conn
New Rochelle
N.Y
Cambridge University Press
Long Island Sound
Ossie
New York
A, H
A, W. Reed
The
Pacific Coast
Kingston Heights
Dear Helen and Help: Advice on relationships and fame
A panel of readers addresses marital strain and sexual issues from frigid husbands to mixed race friendships. Advice stresses open discussion, counseling, and trust, with guidance on pursuing local recognition before seeking agents or fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J
Rambo sails to Pacific on U S S Horne
Navy Petty Officer Second Class Raymond E. Rambo, son of Mrs Harrell Walker of Pecos Texas, has deployed to the Western Pacific aboard the guided missile frigate U S S Horne for duty with the Seventh Fleet.
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Navy
Raymond E. Rambo
Harrell Walker
Pecos
Tex
Western Pacific
U.S.S. Horne
U. S. Seventh Fleet
California bill on licensed brothels dies in committee
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee rejects state licensed brothels though sponsor Leroy Greene vows to press a statewide referendum to change the statute next year. He cites district poll support and suggests penalties for customers if charges arise. Green argues prostitutes see men as customers, while critics frame prostitution as exploitation.
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Sacramento
Calif
California Assembly
California
Leroy Greene
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Greene
Billy Graham
Johnny Appleseed Planting Seeds Across the West
John Chapman known as Johnny Appleseed spent fifty years distributing apple seeds to families moving west after starting in the Ohio Valley in 1800, as recalled by The World Almanac.
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John Chapman
Johnny Appleseed
The
World Almanac
Ohio Valley
Flagwomen on Utah highway face wolf whistles for work
Four University of Utah freshmen hired as flaggers near Wanship Utah say media attention and lewd whistles come with the job They note they work eight hours a day directing traffic for $4 32 an hour and rely on the Equal Opportunities Division to help them gain the positions They report drivers slow down smile honk and sometimes stop to chat or compliment them while crews offer support and protection though they wish they could wear hot pants
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Lynne Olson
Associated Press
Wanship
Utah
Michele Hayden
University of Utah
Michele
Norm Brown
Equal Opportunities Employment Division
Highway Department
Norin
Michelle
Kif
Marian Allan
Miss Hayden
Hayden
Balmorhea Eastern Star Meets Discuss Grounds Cleanup Project
The Balmorhea Order of the Eastern Star met with Patty Towler as Worthy Matron leading. Ten members and one visitor, Ruth Clark of Austin, attended. They planned to clean surrounding grounds to create parking space, then haul gravel around the building.
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Order of the Eastern Star of Balmorhea
Patty Towler
Ruth Clark
Austin
Cris Gilbert
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Pecos Enterprise
Helen
Masters and Johnson
Mike
Rambo
Pacific
Backer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
By Neg Cochran
America
Balmorhea
Martha Larramore
Beda Larramore
Odessa
Rosa Lee Dominguez
Carl Weinacht
Taswan
Arizona
Butch Weinacht
Judy Jobe
Justine
Michiel
Shannon
Nicholas and
Alexandra
Sam Spiegel
Franklin J. Schaltner
Columbia Pictures
Criterion Theatre
Robert K. Massie
Russia
Your Electric Light & Power Company
Johnnie Holub
Elliott Printing
Cedar Street
Texas
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