Liechtenstein profile from a quirky USA travel piece
Mike Smith outlines Liechtenstein as a tiny Alpine state with 21 000 people and no own media or postal services, ruled by Prince Franz Fosef. It shares Swiss currency, a 62 square mile area, and strict Catholic majority while debating women’s suffrage and military expansion.
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Liechtenstein
Alps
Austria
Switzerland
Napoleon
Mideast
Kuwait
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Yeman
Franz Fosef
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Miss Windoffer Describes Head Start Summer Work
Interview with Miss Windoffer a Head Start worker in Sumter South Carolina covers how she joined the program details on local conditions at the Air Force base and the homes of participating children including money jobs and housing, plus the program goals and parental reactions.
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Steve Reyes
Miss Windoffer
Sumter
South Carolina
S.C
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington, D.C
FHA News Section 22 Plans Spring Rally at Byron HS
On March 23 1971 Future Homemakers of America Section 22 held an executive board meeting at Sterling Township High School in the Home Economics Room. Sandy Long a SHS junior presided as president. The group discussed and planned the Spring Rally to be held at Byron High School on April 20.
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Homemakers of America Section 22
Sterling Township High School
Sandy Long
SHS
Byron High School
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