Spanking Debate Reflects Parental Love and Boundaries
Muriel Lawrence letters discuss spanking a four year old who climbed from an open storm window onto the garage roof. The author argues spanking can be appropriate if used as a clear boundary in dangerous situations and warns against using it reflexively, noting true discipline comes from consistent treatment and genuine love.
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Coping With College Beatniks and Activists
Stanley Idzerda argues college life awakens independence and the shock of adult responsibility. He contrasts beatnik nonconformists with active student organizers, warning activism can become vanity or procrastination if detached from study and reason. The piece notes campuses host both militant and apolitical students, urging balance.
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Wesleyan University
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Rope Breaks On Mount Alcaloz Tragedy In France
Four French alpinists faced a rope failure on Mount Alcaloz near Chambery. Three fell to their deaths, one climber survived gravely injured, and another walked four hours to summon help. Separately, Alaska native demographics note Eskimos outnumbered Alaskan Indians by 100 to 6.
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May I Help You Main and Kanawha Streets
A brief local notice points readers to assistance or services available at the main and Kanawha Streets area. The item reads like a storefront or public service prompt with no further details.
FTC to open cigarette tar and nicotine testing lab
Sen. Warren G. Magnuson said the Federal Trade Commission will establish a special laboratory in Washington to conduct ongoing tests of tar and nicotine levels in U.S. cigarettes. He noted the lab would begin operation within 60 days after a conference with FTC Chairman Paul Rand Dixon.
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Hamilton-Halsey Vows Road In Brenton Church
Miss Linda Hamilton and Stephen Halsey wed in Brenton Church of God on Friday afternoon. The ceremony featured gladioli and greenery with Rev. E. R. Heaton officiating. The couple plans to live in Pineville after a wedding trip to Black Water Falls.
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Stephen Halsey
Brenton Church of God
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Welch Road
E. R. Heaton
Brenton
Debra Mae Halsey
Nathan Halsey
Doise Dean
Debby Hamilton
Sybil Hamilton
Pineville High School
Wyoming Vocational Technical School
Wyoming Welding Machine Shop
Circle Hears Program Topic On Self Pity
Oak Hill Baptist Church circle meeting hosted by Mrs. R. L. Hughes with co hostess Mrs. William Hall. Devotional Love Never Faileth given by Mrs. W. E. Altizer and program titled Self Pity. President Mrs. G. A. Baumgartner led business. refreshments served to listed members.
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R. L. Hughes
T. H. Fitzgerald
Oak Hill Baptist Church
William Hall
W. E. Altizer
G. A. Baumgartner
Charles Nelson
Ethel Bobbitt
J. G. Meador
Robert Lewis
Lola Lewis
Bess Burgess
Myrtle Burgess
Mrs Perry Spence Hospitalized in Mullens Wyoming General
Mrs Perry Spence is ill and admitted to Wyoming General Hospital Mullens after Saturday night illness. The report notes she remains hospitalized and under care at the facility.
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Perry Spence
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
150 Attend Church Outing at Ravencliff Park
About 150 persons attended a Pine Grove Baptist Church Sunday School outing at Twin Falls Park in Soulsville after the regular class hour and a devotional service at the Ravencliff church. Pastor Rev. John Richardson gave grace before the meal while Virg il Ellis led the arrangements with teachers from Bible Class to cradle roll departments assisting.
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Rufus Vaught
Joe D. Lilly
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Glen Rogers
Donald Mann
Estil Bailey
Shumate Birth for Richard Dean at Mullens Wyoming General
Mr and Mrs Lincoln Shumate announce the birth of a son named Richard Dean Friday at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens. The baby weighs five pounds thirteen ounces and the Shumates' former surname is Farmer. Maternal grandparents are Arthur and Elsie Farmer of Pickshin and paternal grandparents are Riley and unnamed Shumates of McGraws.
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Colorado River squaw fish may weigh up to eighty pounds
A report describes the Colorado River squaw fish, noting it can reach weights as high as eighty pounds. The statement emphasizes the species’ large size in the river ecosystem and its significance in regional fisheries.
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