The Worry Clinic Case Sparks Parental Guidance Debate
A fragment from a column discusses parents pushing wealth and status ahead of time with a focus on a boy named Jerry who struggles in sports. It argues fathers should engage with their children now to build social skills rather than chase future accolades. Suggestions include sending for a 200 point tests packet and a self-addressed envelope for psychological charts.
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Maine
Denry
Merry
Jeery
Dadely
Han
Humber
Canaraderia
Brady's Health Service by Dr Willem Brady
A letter from Dr Willem Brady discusses retirement, health, and hobbies. It warns against abrupt quitting at sixty three, urging gradual delegation of duties and pursuit of meaningful avocations. A signed health column note offers personal health guidance and responds to readers.
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Brady's Health Service
Willem Brady
William Brady
Camtie
Beverly Hills
California
Viewpoints of Freshmen Relations With College Life Survey
A pamphlet from the American Council on Education summarizes fall student attitudes. Among findings 89 percent attended religious services, 65 percent kept up with homework, and many visited museums and read poetry. Minorities tried sleeping pills or questioned military policy at 6.5 percent. Freshmen emphasize life philosophy, family, friendships, helping others, and career goals as priorities. Political views skew moderate. few expect protests against college administrations, and only a small share anticipate protesting military or racial policy.
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American Carmell On
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Pentagon to Cut US Military Strength in Face of Vietnam War
Defense Secretary Laird signals smaller, more efficient forces with a goal of reducing manpower by about 300,000 to 260,000 by next June as part of a broader defense budget trim. He notes the Nixon administration is tightening troop commitments in Vietnam while pursuing management reforms and lower overall defense spending.
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U.S
Nixon
Baind
Pentagon
Laird
Califor
Halian
White House
Vietnaa
Urd
Vietnam
Ner
State Accepts Group Health Insurance Bid
Indiana officials selected Blue Cross Blue Shield to provide the state group health insurance for about 15,000 to 17,000 employees. New York Life offered lower base premiums but required more state staffing, while the Blue Cross Blue Shield plan saves costs and avoids extra hires. The initial $2 million appropriation covers premiums of 10.68 per employee monthly, with employee and dependent costs.
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Hill
Shite Insurance Committee
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
New York Life
Blue Cross Tve Shi
Fae
Quiet MP Owen Charged Under Official Secrets Act
London AP reports William James Owen a Labor MP for Morpeth held after being charged under the Official Secrets Act with communicating information to another person that could be useful to an enemy during 1961 to 1969. Magistrate Kenneth Baraclough denied bail. case adjourned until Monday. Owen chairs Berolina travel agency in Mayfair linked to East Germany exchanges.
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London
Kenneth ‘Barraclough
William James Owen
Gwen
Perso
Owen
Berolina
Mayfair
East Germany
Britain
Labor Party
Morpeth
England
East Germamy
Powell Sees Court Mistake On Desegregation Order
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, in Tallahassee, said the Supreme Court erred in ordering immediate desegregation in five states. He argued Southern schools should submit plans now and desegregate by September, with a preferred target of February 1 for plans to be in the proper authorities’ hands. Powell spoke at Florida State University.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Powell
Theroper
Grand Jury to Probe Jail Disturbance in CHAWBONDSVILLE
Montgomery County prosecutor Rex Henthorn said he will ask the grand jury to investigate the jail disturbance on Wednesday in which seventeen prisoners allegedly set mattresses ablaze tore blankets and damaged lighting equipment. Sheriff Clarence DeMoret warned of no meals until cleanup, restoring order on Thursday.
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Grand Jury
Gas Utility Property Transfer Authorized
Madison County NAACP holds regular morning meeting at Now More United Methodist Church with discussions on new programs for 1970. Proposals are to be presented by education chair Dr Bobby Darker political action chair Floyd Drake and others as plans guide year long activities. The group plans voter education efforts in Behr ary through fall amid expected focus on student unrest and politics. Also noted: transfer of gas utility properties involving NIPSCO to Indiana Gas Company approved by the Public Service Commission with sales near Decatur Fort Wayne for totals around 18 thousand dollars and 2.9 thousand respectively.
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Madison County
NAACP
United Methodist Church
Louise St
Cdair Thorns Jr
Bobby Darker
Floyd Drake
Fbor
Adair Gibbs
Adna Turner
Tazel Minnefield
Thorns
Behrary
Menagors
Indianapoli Urs
Aransfer
Indiana
Publ Lic Service Company
Indiana Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Nipsco
Trantington
Tadia
Indonesia asks Japan to aid Southeast Asia after US pullout
Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik urged Japan to play a bigger, long term role in Southeast Asia after U.S. disengagement. He pictured Japan as a potential regional power and urged coordinated economic cooperation among Southeast Asian states to sell rubber, tin, copra and rice. He stressed realism in Jakarta’s foreign policy and noted debt ties with the Soviet Union while signaling openness to China if conditions permit.
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Japan
Southeast Asia
U.S
Stanley Kaknow
Washington
Jakarta
Indoresi
Adami Malik
Uio
Malik
Farl
East
Asia
U. S
Vietnam
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Inust
Av One-Linte
Moscow
Suharto
Byesney
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Far East
Sukarno
Umil Rei
Woweler
Wilkie Ielinajon
Peliruury
China
Peking
I Ndoima
Witile el
Waiwan
Adel ‘Ing
Taiwan
Foreman Training Courses Likely PERFORMAS TONIGHT
Dan Fuller of Alexandria appears in The Desk Set at Anderton College in a miscast role as Sumner opposite Linda Wilan. The text hints at a university production and a department reshuffle as workers seek new matches while Tekels will be sold at the door. vehicular park at GM Auto Park.
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Dan Fuller
Alexandria
Witham Marchant
Anderton College
Conviceron
Sumner
Fuller
Linda Wilan
Anderson
Bunny Wotan
Summer
Emmarees Nefas
Tekels
Church Leaders Hear Dr David Gockley Talk At Church Offices
Church leaders and agency heads heard Dr David Gockley executive vice president of Religion in American Life at a Thursday luncheon. He outlined work of the interfaith group in which 33 denominations cooperate and noted a past program that selected Dr Charles V Weber as executive secretary. The brief visit was described as a city guest address.
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Church of God
David Gorkley
American Life
HILAL
Leukor
Minerica
Mungle Dead Washington Defense Department Reports Viet Nam Death
The Defense Department Friday announced the death in Viet Nam of Ray Ve, son of Mr and Mrs Atebah Dones. Indianapal- I. This obituary notice confirms a military casualty and notes family background. Further details were not provided in the readable portion.
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Mungle
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Vietnam
Ray Ve
Dirayland Jones
Atebah Dones
Indianapal- I
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