English Taught To Students In Cuba
In Havana, Cuban students recite in English as a mandatory first foreign language from seventh to ninth grade with optional French later and Russian experimental classes at the Education Ministry complex Liberty City. The system emphasizes socialist education and cites the Soviet Union as a leader of peace.
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Havana
Cuba
Education Ministry
Liberty
Community notes gather for camps and conventions
Griswold residents Marilyn Carley and others attend Wesley Woods camp sessions in Indiana. Delegates including Mrs. A. H. Doolittle will travel by bus to the National Presbyterian Woman's convention at Purdue University June 22 to 27. John Campbell from Kentfield visits Griswold with grandparents J. M. Stevens. Local visitors include Mrs. Beatrice Gittins host Mrs. Homer Mullins of Norfolk. The Rockwell estate home in east Griswold sold at auction June 19 to Furnis Cable.
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Griswold
Marilyn Carley
Oren L. Reger
Marcia Potter
Earl Reger
Judy Clark
Sidney
Wesley Woods
Indianola
A. H. Doolittle
LaFayette
Ind
United Presbyterian Woman’s
Perdue University
Doolittle
United Presbyterian Church
John Campbell
Kentfield
Calif
J. M. Stevens
Beatrice Gittins
Homer Mullins
Norfolk
Nebr
Jesse Mercer
Jeffrey
Michelle
Grand Island
Harold Pedue
Mercer
Colorado
Dewey Tomilson
Minneapolis
Ervin Hansen
Everett Muller
Muller
Air Force
Kansas City
Rockwell
East Griswold
Furnis Cable of Griswold
Auto Crash in Walnut Causes Minor Damages
Gary R. Clausen and Juanita Keller collide at Main street and highway 383 at 4 45 PM Monday. Keller’s 1958 Ford and Clausen’s 1958 Chevrolet sustain about 250 dollars in damage. Clausen fined 10 dollars plus costs for failing to yield at a stop intersection.
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Walnut
Gary R. Clausen
Juanita Keller
Main Street
Clausen
Main
Kennedy Shows Improvement After Plane Crash
Sen Edward M Kennedy's condition remained stable in Northampton Mass with good pulse and breathing. He drank a little tea while his broken back heals after the Southhampton crash. Attorney General Robert F Kennedy visited from Washington as funeral services were held for the two crash victims.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Southhampton
Thomas F Corriden
Corriden
Kennedy
Robert F Kennedy
Washington
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Desert Cloud Burst Destroys Oasis Mud Homes
A rare desert cloud burst floods the oasis collapsing mud houses and dissolving dwellings. Residents scramble for shelter as water erodes structures and blocks travel routes amid the dry climate.
Begin Swimming Instruction Here Next Monday
Registration for Red Cross swimming classes at Sunnyside pool opens this week for Atlantic and Maine residents. Ten lessons run daily through July 11 except July 4 and 5. No instruction fee. pool charge is 1.40 dollars per student. Classes cover children and adults for all skill levels including a handicapped program.
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Red Cross
Sunnyside Pool
Atlantic and
Maine
Discontinued Formica Tables at Deep Discounted Prices
A local sale advertises discontinued occasional tables with Formica tops and walnut finish, originally priced up to 14.95 now reduced to 5.88. Limited stock, hurry while selections last.
Community volunteers honored for longtime Red Cross service
Mrs Cy Albertson, a Red Cross staff member for 13 years, will not return this year. She has taught hundreds of boys and girls to swim during her many years of community service in the Red Cross program.
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Steve Hoegh
Barb Freese
Kathy
Charmin Lange
Roberta McIntire
Karen Lang
Dave Duskin
Ken Vollmuth
Drew
Marlene Pellett
Colleen McKeane
Diane Albertson
Cindy Kuiken
Patti Einhaus
Sharon Eblen
Mary Mailander
Celeste Wilken
Sarah Garside
Pam Michalski
Carol Zike
Jim Needles
Cy Albertson
Red Cross
Education Office estimates dropouts reach a million yearly
The U S Office of Education projects that nearly one million youths leave elementary and secondary schools each year. The statistic highlights widespread attrition across the nation and raises concerns about schooling and future employment.
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U. S. Office of Education
Notable Travels and Visits Skim Cumberland Area
Fort Morgan resident Larry Arp heads to Cedar Falls for summer school after a visit with Mamie Query and friends. Arcadia Calif. visitors Clair Hebing and spouses travel home from the New York World's Fair, while Charles Eblen visits and attends a local wedding in Anita. Mary Hayes leaves for Central City Neb. funeral services for Walter Bannister follow. Californians Ruth Sanders and James Reeder visit in Redlands and Corona. 1924 graduates plan a reunion at Van's Chat and Chew in Atlantic on July 12.
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St. Joe
Robert Berry
Rose Marie Spry
Larry Watson
Anita
Harley White
Kansas City
Merle
Iowa cities seek growth through Rose Festival events
General Evan Hultman told the Rose Festival crowd in State Center that such events help Iowa cities attract industry and tourists, highlighting community efforts to boost local economies and visitor interest.
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