Let Child Take Initiative, Nason Advises Parents
Dr Nason counsels parents to avoid overdirecting homework and comparing children to siblings. He urges treating each child as an individual and consulting teachers to prevent mental blocks and dropout.
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Scientists Use Physics Against Dutch Elm Disease
Scientists at the University of Rhode Island incorporate nuclear physics in a war on Dutch elm disease. Dr. Frank L. Howard leads the project noting cobalt irradiated seed yields American elm seedlings resistant to multiple strains of the elm disease fungus.
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Vienna police chased by grenade-wielding suspect
A mysterious individual in Vienna terrorizes the city by tossing an endless stream of World War II grenades, keeping police on constant alert and pursuing leads across the capital.
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Austria
Mehta praises Hollywood acoustics and European models
Zubin Mehta lauds the festival season and the Music Center acoustics calling them superior to Lincoln Center and Salzburg. He cites youth engagement and standing room as missing elements and notes Europe’s Jeunesse Musicale as an affordable model for younger audiences.
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Dome draws more visitors than Eiffel Tower in Paris
The Astro dome in Houston will attract over four million visitors this year, says Houston Sports Association vice president Jack OConnell. Last year Paris's Eiffel Tower drew 2,143,000 visitors, the comparison showing the dome's expected scale.
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Golf Origin in Scotland Mentioned in 1457 Decree
The history notes that golf originated in Scotland though exact time and place are unclear. It records a 1457 act by King James II’s 14th Parliament ordering futeball and golfe to be utterly cried down to protect archery practice for national defense.
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Sikhs push for autonomous state and possible secession
In Amritsar Sikh leaders Sant Fateh Singh and Master Tara Singh demand a Punjabi speaking state and autonomy with hints of drastic actions if Prime Minister Shastri does not concede. Both insist on peaceful struggle and avoid breaking the Indian union despite rising separatist pressure.
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Herrmanns' Glenhaven property sold to Millers of Saco
The Glenhaven Circle residence in Saco formerly owned by Mr and Mrs C Russell Herrmann has been sold to Mr and Mrs E Craig Miller of Saco. The Cape Cod home has six rooms and a one car attached garage. The sale was negotiated through the N P Scontras Agency, 194 Main St, Saco.
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E. Craig Miller
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