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een-year- Henr Lee companions,
in idential retreat, Cam David, in each
was
dressed
bedroom containing twin|
a.m., classes begi on a’ ro-
of
decide
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issue
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schedule
beds metal lockers, a
of
because
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part
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youths
table and chairs.
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and
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pm.,|
about it and told me
Pug who says he needed a the first contingent of 1 boy A linoleum
1-4 p.m.,
schedule re-
floored
recrea-| jlunch;
want to be
ould join
since
bedause his real name who have been i training
‘tion room is used b the boy sumes; 45 p.m., recreation; 5-
jecirician and
is
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is
“Harvey”,
average- early January at the reconvert- to
5:30 p.m.,
watch
movies
or
study,
play
to do
Conservation
st way
One of ed Civilian
Corp
lookin white’
teen-
Evening are
yhonograp records. A rendi-
‘These
arms
gav typical r
probabl always wil (CC) camp of the 1930&
The corpsmen are pai a to-
blared out,
“The
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ion of
house
trai as the reporters passe through tal of $10 per month per
man
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pro- to make the switel
He
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answered
the
be-
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which] fears
whom
about havin the gram is concerned with finding
worry
up
close.
camps so
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Kids Face Hardship
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for
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also
pickin
bill.
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President
Johnson’s
“war
it there some years ago 10 boys And because it is a|
on! scribed
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to cope with that the camp has bee an exper
Typical
portio of it to be sent home
Perryman, of Baltimore poverty” which includes a na-| with a knife.
model for camp still
to be es-
fearful that as with now, Whet we&# trying to do ‘ment,
are
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&
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thejis offer a last chance to kids|=
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that if you want to survive|to join the cor
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wrong
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to
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