The Worry Clinic and Reader Education Controversy
Dr George argues for limiting free public schooling after the sixth grade noting tax burden and student literacy issues. He cites Raymond C Hoiles and urges scholarships and self help to promote reading while warning against media influence. He offers a booklet and requests 20 cents with self addressed envelope for copies and charts.
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Marc Antony
Raymond C. Hoiles
Santa Ana Register
Raymond Hoiles
Chicago
Hoiles
I. Q
Our Republic
America
At Wit's End ERMA S Household Hints
A humorous Newsday column recounts reader tips and mockery of household advice while the author chides fan letters and jokes about dust balls, moths, minks, gloves, and a painter wearing lingerie. It blurs lines between homemaking lore and satire with a personal voice and dated references.
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Erma
Good Housekeeping
Goodwill
Norma Nerwrock
Norma
Newsday, Inc
Varicose Veins and Piles Guidance from Bradys Health Service
A health pamphlet excerpt from Bradys Health Service discusses varicose veins in legs and other areas, hemorrhoids, and treatment options. It promotes elastic support, ambulant injections, surgery for external piles, and preventive exercises. requests 20c for pamphlets and self‑addressed envelopes.
Indiana to Hear Public Math Curriculum Changes
A public hearing will discuss proposed mathematics curriculum changes for Indiana public schools. The 19 percent State Mathematics Advisory Committee, led by chair William B. Strange, proposes expanded high school courses including computer math, analytic geometry, modern algebra, linear algebra, matrix algebra, and probability and statistics, with broader earlier emphasis in lower grades.
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Indianapoli
UPI
Indiana Public
Richard D. Wells
Harold H. Negley
Negley
Indiana
William B. Strange
Glen D. Baker
New Albany
Rachel Cooper Gary
John LeBlanc
Jean Bundy
Bloomington
Rosario Catanzarite
Mishawaka
Vernon Doehrman
Fort Wayne
Dorothy Duncan
Donald Foss
Roy McCormick
Muncie
Maurice Wann
Anderson
Jenonett Watson
Sullivan
Earl Zwick
Terre Haute
Eleaine Alton
Glen Rhode
Esther Ryan
Albert Schiffli
Glen Vannatta
Indianapolis
Meir Criticizes Russian Guns Amid Middle East Tensions
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir told the Socialist International Congress in Easbourne that every Israeli victory, including June 1967 losses, was achieved with Soviet weapons. She urged direct Arab negotiations and warned against four power deals involving Russia as fighting raged along cease-fire lines with Egypt and Jordan near the Suez Canal.
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United Press International
Golda Meir
France
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
May production up as overall output rises in U S
The Federal Reserve reports a 0.6 percent rise in the industrial production index to 172.8 percent of the 1957-59 average. Consumer goods output edged up slightly amid auto plant strikes, while automobile assemblies held steady. Iron and steel and business equipment lead a vigorous rise in industrial materials.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve
Lawmakers Doubt Saigon War Strength
Senators express skepticism about South Vietnam taking over military duties as Nixon withdrawals 25 000 U S troops from Vietnam. Aiken Symington McGovern and Stennis question readiness costs and political base amid training efforts and Viet Cong risks. Natural pebbles mosaic history noted.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
GOP
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Symington
George S. McGovern
D. S.C
Viet Cong Attack on Thai Base Ends in Heavy Losses
A 50 man Viet Cong force attacked a Thai army base east of Saigon in a six hour battle. The Viet Cong suffered 212 killed, Thai losses were 6 dead and 7 wounded, with no American casualties. The clash follows earlier VC attempts and highlights U.S. air and artillery support in the Mekong Delta pullout plans.
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Saigon
U.S
Meking
U.S. Command
South Vietnam
U.S. 9Th Division
U.S. 3Rd Marine Division
9Th Infantry Division
9Th Regimental
Washington
Soft drink boom expected with 7 percent bottle rise
New York reports strong market signals for bottled sodas as researchers forecast the industry will buy over 7 percent more bottles in the year. Eight in ten Americans prefer soft drinks in glass bottles, with a widening range of flavors cited.
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New York
Econometric Institute
Largest Church in Rome Saint Peter's Basilica
St Peter's in Vatican City is described as the world's largest church, renowned for its vast size and historic role as a center of the Catholic Church and Rome's religious life.
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Rome
St. Peter's
Vatican City
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