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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
13
A reader asks Abby about a boy who plays with dolls and dolls houses and faces adult judgment. Abby advises encouraging toys for boys and notes gendered reactions. Another letter suggests a traveler husband issue, with Abby recommending discreet telephone responses to protect privacy.
The article recalls Civil Air Patrol pilots flying over 24 million miles on anti submarine patrols during World War II and additional missions. It highlights CAP today aiding Civil Defense, conducting search and rescue, mercy missions, and training. Cadets 13 to 17 participate in aerospace education while senior members run aircraft, a radio network, and a fleet of vehicles in support of missions. It ends with a historical aside about King Nebuchadnezzar.
Police search for thieves after break-ins at two Catholic churches one grocery store and a school. The churches were reported within 50 minutes Wednesday afternoon. At Sacred Heart Church 1320 Lafayette Ave a metal filing cabinet on the second floor was pried open.
In London AP reports a negotiated 84 cent weekly raise for 400000 farm workers, the first major union win since austerity measures began in July. Basic pay stands at 30 dollars for a 44 hour week, with about 250 dollars lost in the period.
The Civil Air Patrol units in Terre Haute observe their 25th anniversary with an open house at the Naval Reserve Center. The event, hosted by Clipper Cadet Squadron, marks CAP’s volunteer mission history and its role in air patrols and humanitarian missions since 1941. Col Joe L Mason commends CAP progress and urges further achievement in 1967.
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