Ed Doolittle mocks Supreme Court ruling on voting and graves
Uncle Cal’s satirical letters recount Ed Doolittle and Clem Webster debating the Great Society and one man one vote. Ed ridicules the Court and envisions tombstone voting while noting the politics of rural counties and Chicago. The piece pokes at constitutional change with humor.
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Ed Doolittle
Clem Webster
Country Store
U.S. Supreme Court
Great Society
Everbody
Democrats
Great’ Society
Supreme Court
Clem
Chicago
North Carolina
Old pioneer cabin Susie Small marked by progress
Letter writer recalls the collapse of the Susie Small pioneer cabin in Sea Springs. George Small Sr. came to the area circa 1890, with his wife later joining him from Nebraska. the log dwelling, a community landmark, was vandalized and weathered away, prompting reflections on enduring values and heritage.
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Susie” Small
George Small Sr
Sea Springs
Nebraska
What Other Editors Are Saying
An editorial note explains the paper's policy on paid submissions and publicity. It states editors accept advertising to offset costs and that not all submissions are newsworthy, urging readers to contact organizers directly for wider circulation.
Fragmentary note on sacrifice and struggle
Fragmentary text references sacrifice and struggle, with unclear context and missing details. It hints at personal reflection on action and resilience but provides no identifiable events, people, or organizations.
Community views on publicity and fundraising ads
The Boyne City Citizen argues against overbearing requests for free publicity and money raising ads. It notes volunteers push for posters and special treatment, but says if the stance is needed, it will stand. It warns against turning down requests turning neighbors into community ogres.
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Boyne City
Mich
Computers Transform School Operations Says NEA
The National Education Association touts computers as tools to schedule student routines, generate grades, track attendance, manage library cards and lunch data, freeing teachers for child-focused instruction. Jay Fast of the Association for Educational Data Systems notes instruction machines can tailor programs and recall a pupil’s prior work to alert the teacher.
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National Education Association
Jay Fast
NEA
Association For Educational Data Systems
Johnny
Fast
Chicago
Total Information Service
Chicago Center
Computers in schools aid learning and administration
The article discusses how computers assist students with schedules and records and free teachers from routine tasks. It notes growth of educational data systems and mentions Chicago's Total Information Service used to arrange substitute teachers and handle class information.
Center uses telephones to inform substitutes about classes
The Center provides calls to inform substitutes of needed qualifications and class locations. About 100 other schools plan their own computer centers while states like California set up regional computer systems to serve districts that cannot afford or lack their own.
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Dhes
California
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