Ada Teachers Learn Open Classroom Concept in Norman
Ada teachers join a 20 week workshop led by Betty Shoeman to study open classroom designs and continuous progress in Norman. Topics include non graded systems, team teaching, flexible grouping, and adapting Hayes School to open space learning centers.
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Ada
Naomi Knickmeyer
Max Skelton
Hayes School
Hayes
Betty Shoeman
Andrew Jackson Elementary School
Norman
Shoeman
Skelton
Glenwood
Graffiti Epidemic Strikes New York Transit System
AP reports a surge of graffiti on New York subways with Transit Authority official Frank T. Berry noting cleanup costs exceed half a million dollars annually. Teenagers are mainly behind the felt pen markings, spreading across walls and trains citywide.
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New York
Frank T. Berry
Psychosurgery Gains New Popularity Across Nations
AP reports Dr. Peter R. Breggin warns of a resurgence in psychosurgery targeting anxiety and neuroses, including hyperactive children. He cites 100,000+ worldwide, with 20,000 in England and about 50,000 in America, urging bans in the United States.
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Washington
England
America
Canada
Peter R. Breggin
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
Congressional Record
Breggin
Washington, D.C
School of Psychiatry
United States
President of College Dies at Tahlequah Golf Course
Dr Harrell E Garrison 63 former Northeastern State College president died Friday after a heart attack at the Tahlequah golf course He led Northeastern from 1951 to 1970 and later was executive director of the Northeastern Oklahoma Public Facilities Authority Services held at 10 am Tuesday in the college auditorium with burial in Durant.
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Tahlequah, Okla
Northeastern State College
Harrell E. Garrison
Tahlequah
Garrison
Northeastern
Northeastern Oklahoma Public Facilities Authority
Durant
Hall Pledges Bond Issue Funds Amid Critics
Oklahoma Governor David Hall faces criticism as he pledges most of a proposed 250 million bond issue to county projects. He has committed 59.5 million to three counties over 10 years and promises 5.8 million for Marshall and 3.7 million for Pawnee if approved, while Tulsa County would gain 50 million. Critics say debt retirement reserves and other factors reduce available funds to about 59.8 million for actual road construction, though Hall cites potential 600 million highway boosts with federal matching funds.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Hall
G. O. Williams
R-Woodward
Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council
Marshall County
Pawnee County
Tulsa
Leon Field
D-Texhoma
Teacher Exams Scheduled Here
The National Teacher Examinations will be administered April 8 at East Central State College. Dr. Gerald Boggs test director says college seniors preparing to teach and teachers applying for positions in school systems which encourage or require the NTE are eligible to take the tests. Information about the exams may be obtained from Dr. Boggs at the college.
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East Central State College
Gerald Boggs
Boggs
Commerce Dept Sees New Hope In Latest Economic Reportings
The Commerce Department reported January trade deficit at 318.9 million dollars while exports and imports rose over nine percent. Leading business indicators rose 2.3 percent in January, the strongest gain since 1968, signaling potential improvement for the economy despite the ongoing deficit.
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Commerce Dept
Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Nixon
New Preschool Classes Considered by Ada Church
Ada parents may see a two and a half year old class started by First United Methodist Church. The non school program would run twice weekly for two hours with group play art music and storytelling led by Mrs Jane Rahm. If formed sessions would start in fall with a fee.
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First United Methodist Church
Jane Rahm
Arrest follows Cedarvale Club raid in Oklahoma
Raymond Duckworth, 51, of Duncan, was arrested near Paris Arkansas after being named in conspired crime center raids tied to the Cedarvale Club near Davis Oklahoma. He waived extradition and was returned to Oklahoma, with Logan County officials coordinating the transfer.
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Duncan
Okla
Arbuckle Mountains
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Raymond Duckworth
Paris
Ark
Jim Key
Duckworth
Cedarvale Club
Davis
Raymond Henson
Logan County
Henson
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Soviet Union
Denmark
Japan
Thailand
India
University of Mississippi
QO. J. Andy
Gallagher
Keiji Sano
International Association For Psychosurgery
Houston
Tex
F.D.I.C
First National Bank
Mountain Home
Magazine Mountain
Diamonds
Hamilton
Bulova
Gem Jewelers
W. Main
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