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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1969

Page

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Why Not Start at 2 or 3 in Reading Education

Washington report on educational researchers discussing why some children fail to read and the need to start reading earlier perhaps at age two or three. Experts cite that many children begin first grade readers years later and miss formative learning time, with U S literacy levels linked to employment needs and ongoing concerns about Johnny and his peers.

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Reading early benefits parents say kids learn earlier

Dr James F Kavanagh urges parents to talk with infants using everyday language and interactive dialogue. He notes first borns often receive more attention but stresses second and third children need similar stimulation to develop reading skills early. Reading should begin by age three with language learning and picture book dialogue.

James F. Kavanagh National Institutes of Heath

Army Enlists Ten Sent to Fort Lewis for Training

Ten men enlisted in the army and were sent to Fort Lewis Washington for basic training. Names include Raymond Henecke David Nemecek Tenry Gassmann David Baldridge Michael Hamed Jee Lewis James Lorher Gary Holub Garry Whithelms and others from Center Point Monticello and surrounding areas.

Ft. Lewis Wash Raymond Henecke East Road David Nemecek Sixteenth Street Tenry Gassmann Dayenne David Baldridge C Avenue Michael Hamed Ozark Street Jee Lewis Shellsburg James Lorher Monticello

Jolly Green Irishmen seek St Patrick Day holiday status

In Washington a group of 21 media-linked Irish Americans push to make St Patrick's Day a national holiday with Sen George Murphy sponsoring. They propose declaring it an international observance, sparking concern that other nationality groups would demand similar status. Other items note Pat Nixon luncheon anecdotes and legal notices on cattle genetics and telecom suits.

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UNICEF card sale yields profit in 115 nations

United Nations Children's Fund reports selling 50 million greeting cards across 115 countries in a year and earning a $3.2 million profit. The item highlights large scale fundraising and international reach for the charity.

United Nations N.Y United Nations Children’s Fund

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