Young women test new way to ask for steady romance
Eugene Gilbert surveys 68 teenagers on whether a girl may ask a boy to go steady. About 24 percent support it, 4 percent acted on it. most parents oppose. Reactions show shifting views on romance, equality, and tradition among 17 to 19 year olds in San Antonio, Miami, Chicago, Baltimore, Fresno and more.
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Lisa Skelly
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Julie Baskir
Miami
Joe Serman
Baltimore
Bob Talmadge
San Francisco
Emain
Beulah Edwards
Atlanta
Marines Train at Navy Missile Range in Pacific
The 1st Marine Medium Anti Aircraft Battalion will be the first to receive missile weaponry training at the new Navy missile range on POINT ARGUELLY. Cmdr. Allan Rothenberg said the base will host Marines for three to four months as the facility opens as part of the Pacific missile range. Separately, a teenager survey shows high support for steady relationships with a mix of attitudes on social etiquette courses.
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George
Exposures in Utah May Reach 30 Times National Dose
Logan Utah A chemist says residents in the region near the Nevada nuclear test area may have received about 30 times the gamma ray dose of others in the United States. Dr Norman Bauer Utah State University warns that official data are insufficient and notes about 10 000 people east of the site faced three to four roentgens.
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Always A Seat Spanish War Vet Honored Nurse 88
Asheville memorial notes Mrs. Alice T. Perry of Wingate 88 honored by North Carolina Veterans of the Spanish American War for more than 30 years of service. Perry joined as an Army nurse in 1898 and served as state commander in 1956 and 1957.
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Alice T. Perry
Wingate
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Freed Priests Hope Home Within a Month After Release
Two American Catholic priests freed from a Shanghai prison report they feel fine and expect to sail soon for Hong Kong and then the United States. Father Cyril P. Wagner, 61, of Pittsburgh and Chicago, and Father Joseph P. McCormack, 65, of the Maryknoll Seminary Ossining were released after completing five-year terms on espionage charges. They were the last remaining American priests held by the Communists.
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Changsha
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Chicago
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Pat Henry Given Liberty Not Death
Seattle story notes a newborn boy named Patrick Henry, eighth in line as a direct descendant of the Revolutionary era Henry family. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Henry, say he is the first in the family to bear the name since his great ancestor’s era. For Lost Adt, call HE 2-5959.
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Teachers Wanted in Springfield Mass for Next September
The Springfield school system seeks 200 new teachers for the term starting next September. T. Joseph McCook told a Parent-Teachers Association meeting that qualifications for teachers in Springfield are high, which he said reduces the chances of securing teachers.
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