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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1964
Page
5
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A classic exam puzzle states 40 questions with +1 for correct and -2 for wrong, zero for blank. Smith scored 13 with 3 incorrect answers, so let C be correct and W=3. Then C minus 2W equals 13, giving C = 13 + 6 = 19, but total answered C+W = 22, which is 11/20 of the questions.
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Atlanta Agriculture Department researchers import flea beetles that feed only on alligator weed to test whether they will clear the weed from Southeastern irrigation waterways.
A reader letter argues spanking remains the only reliable method to deter juvenile misbehavior, citing personal experience and statistics. The column acknowledges strong opinions on punishment, urging exploration of alternatives and referencing a booklet available for ten cents through Myrtle Meyer Eldred at the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
Four crewmembers of the Gooney Bird were rescued about 450 miles off Norfolk Virginia after abandoning a 26 foot motor sailer. Owner Ralph Stevens 33 of Cheshire and three others Leo Gorzelski Waterbury Julius Kashmoyr New Haven and Philip Karchauchou of Cheshire were reported safe. Coast Guard in New York had no immediate details on the incident.
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