Practice Helps To Correct Student's Faulty Spelling
Advice column by Leslie J. Nason Ed D USC offers spelling tips and study strategies. Readers’ letters from Mary E Arcadia Utah D M Eugene etc request help with spelling reading speed math and understanding texts. Suggestions include focusing on writing first then reviewing misspelled words, reading ahead in texts, and writing all steps in math problems to improve speed and clarity.
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University of Southern California
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Physician voices on health care and social security
The speaker defends prepaying medical costs through social security as compatible with medical practice. He argues doctors are medical experts not economists or insurers, and objects to AMA acting as economic advisers. The piece presents the doctor as humane and well trained, separate from financial planning.
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Solomon
Anderson-King Bill Promotes National Insurance Plan
A national insurance system is proposed with workers paying $12.50 yearly toward retirement benefits. Gallup finds two of three Americans favor old-age health coverage, but opposition in Congress delays action. Readers urged to contact Congress members and Senators to push Washington now.
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Congress
Washington
Michael Schoonjans
Ugly American Setting Sail
AP film writer Bob Thomas reports Marlon Brando begins work on The Ugly American, a $4.5 million project coming after delays caused by Mutiny on the Bounty. George Englund, Brando's producer director, touts Brando’s departure from prior roles and growing mustache as he embodies an American ambassador amid controversy over foreign aid depiction.
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Marlon
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Englund
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Eugene Burdick
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Surprising TV Viewing Figures From 1961 Study
New York AP report summarizes the Television Bureau of Advertising state of TV study for 1961. It cites 49 million TV sets, 245 million hours viewed daily, and average five hours per home with six million homes owning two or more sets. Bob Hope and Edie Adams marquee notes, with Dick Van Dyke renewal and schedule changes.
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Edie Adams
ABC
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Marie Joseph Academy National Honor Society Inductees
Members of Marie Joseph Academy were inducted into the National Honor Society in a candlelight ceremony led by president Constance Gosselin. Officers for the pledges included Pauline Royer, Jeanne Deschenes, Diane Suesso, and Leola Daigle, with several new members introduced and probationers named for next year.
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Diane Suesso
Leola Daigle
Ginette Beaudoin
Lucille Desjardins
Rose Ann Morin
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Christine Veilleux
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Maine Rep Garland files 4020 petitions for district race
Representative Peter A Garland of Maine, a 38 year old Saco manufacturer, becomes the first major candidate to file nomination petitions in the state. He is unopposed for renomination on the GOP ticket and submitted 4020 signatures, above the 2131 minimum and within the 4262 maximum. petitions due by April 2.
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Peter A. Garland
Maine
Saco
Furcolo Named In Probe Of Boston Garage Furcolo Named In Probe Of Boston Garage
Boston AP report ties former Gov Foster Furcolo to a probe into consulting fees of 346000 paid by the Massachusetts Parking Authority for the 9.6 million Boston Common underground garage. Brady, then MPA chair, said Furcolo suggested hiring Muzzillo & Tizian. Investigations by federal and state tax officials and state police are under way.
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Airmen Hurt In Mishap At Loring AFB Route 163 Crash
Five airmen from Loring AFB in Limestone were injured when their car left Route 163 early today. Paul Payton of West Orange New Jersey in critical condition with head injuries. Others, Airman William A O Connor Montpelier Vermont Marshall A Temples Upton Massachusetts Melvin L Gibson Jonesboro Arkansas Richard Conwey Philadelphia were treated at Presque Isle hospital. O Connor and Temples later moved to base hospital while Gibson and Conway were released. Conway was the driver and none details of the crash were released. All five were on leave.
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Marshall A. Temples
Upton
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Melvin L. Gibson
Jonesboro
Ark
C. Richard Conway
Philadelphia
Presque Isle Hospital
O'Connor
Temples
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Conway
Boy Dies in Lumber Yard Accident in South Portland
A six year old boy named Paul F. Greslick was killed Thursday while playing near his home in South Portland. Police say he either fell from a lumber pile or was crushed when lumber toppled on him, with no witnesses to the incident.
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Paul
F. Greslick
GOP In Muddle Trying To Evolve Set Of Principles
James Marlow reports that Republicans in Congress struggle to craft a unified principles list for 1964 elections. A 12 member committee and the GOP National Committee must agree, while Goldwater urges flexibility. Veterans like Nixon Rockefeller and Eisenhower figures weigh in, with Javits warning against fuzzy terms.
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Goldwater
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Harry Byrd
Kennedy
Margaret Chase Smith
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Laintheart
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Hiram L. Fong
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Red Fallout From Soviet Tests Continues
Weather experts predicted a multi stage fall of debris from the recent Soviet tests with milk samples needing about a week for initial estimates and six weeks for precise strontium 90 analysis. Debris from high altitude devices could descend more slowly, possibly in two waves, with March to June fallout expected in the Northern Hemisphere.
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