Going Steady Habit Increases As Kids Play Follow-the-Leader
A national survey by Eugene Gilbert finds 33 percent of 671 youths now going steady, up from 20 percent in 1957 and 16 percent in 1956. Girls start younger, have more prior steadies, and break up sooner, while boys show similar patterns and many join because friends do.
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Clarksville, Tenn
Portland, Ore
Carlsbad
N. M
Lothario
Dayton, Ohio
Elizabeth
N.J
Jacksonville
Fla
Teen Girl Cited in LA Incident Cited In Playful Phrase
A 17 year old girl in Los Angeles was quoted saying a phrase about directing urine in one direction during a reported incident. Authorities noted the comment as part of preliminary statements and later investigations.
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Los Angeles
Rough on Noggins at Nogales Port
Customs Collector Emilio Carranza investigated reports of post entry beatings at the Nogales port where officers allegedly used key chains to strike in front of autos crossing the border. The incident centers on enforcement practices and potential misconduct at the border.
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Emilio Carranza
Missing Widow’s Bones Found After Yearlong Disappearance
Pearl Ada Putney a 72 year old widow vanished Aug 15 1958 with ex convict Larry Lord Motherwell in Washington DC and California. Her bones were found in a Sierra foothill area and identified this week. FBI led search for Motherwell who had been jailed earlier for a Maryland incident. The missing woman carried about 50000 dollars in Marysville at the time.
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Downieville
Calif
Pearl Ada Putney
Sierras
Marysville
Washington, D.C
W. D. Johnson
FBI
Larry Lord Motherwell
Motherwell
Las Vegas
Nev
Maryland
Frederick
Alma Freeman
Trio Oso
Putney
Here
Red Tape Galore In Milwaukee Fire Hydrants Quest
Milwaukee crews add red reflectorized tape to 14 000 hydrants to aid nighttime location as part of a major re decoration effort amid extensive municipal regulations.
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Milwaukee
Travel in the United States Rests on Passenger Cars
The chief source of travel in the United States is passenger cars and the daily newspaper remains the main news source for Americans. Over 57 million newspapers are purchased daily.
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U.S
Amer
Ican Public
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Skampkin
Suet
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Loudounee
Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Morel
Assn
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