Local Winner Named for Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia
Cheryl Beck, 13, Torrance California, is announced as today’s winner for submitting questions to the Tell Me Why! feature. Entries must include name age address and Zip Code for the drawing.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1966
Page
8
Cheryl Beck, 13, Torrance California, is announced as today’s winner for submitting questions to the Tell Me Why! feature. Entries must include name age address and Zip Code for the drawing.
A compact tour of kissing origins from mother child affection to early signs of homage in Africa. It traces regional practices from Polynesian nose rubbing to European courtship, noting England and France as centers before the practice spread worldwide.
Nine Troy girls staged a neighborhood circus at 4 Sterup Drive RD Troy to aid the Muscular Dystrophy fund. Kathleen Looney led as ring mistress with performers Eileen Stephens Maria and Margaret Smith Marlene and Nancy Zampier. Pony rides and fortune telling drew the crowd. participants Donna Bonnie and Linda Coffey contributed ponies.
Silent Police said two gunmen robbed film star Corinne Griffith of jewelry reported by a newspaper to be worth $100000 in Los Angeles. The report notes leukemia as an overgrowth of white cells in the blood.
Washington report shows the Public Health Service estimates one wage earner in fourteen aged 40 to 65 is incapacitated by emphysema. The finding highlights the disease's impact on productive workers and public health concerns.
Mr and Mrs James and Emmet Foy a native Trojan stay at The Hendrick Hudson. Foy works with Holiday Inn Chicago and was formerly assistant manager at the McAlpin New York and the Drake Chicago.
The peregrine falcon is noted as the fastest bird, reaching speeds around 180 miles per hour. In comparison, the golden eagle is clocked at about 120 mph and a racing pigeon at roughly 94 mph.
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