Dropout Insight From Chanute High School
Chanute Senior High School reports 30 withdrawals from 609 in 1962 63, about 5 percent, with 1 percent disciplinary, 1 percent marriage, and 1 percent other reasons. Administrators have logged 80 hours of counseling and study of enrollment patterns to curb dropouts as local, state, and national efforts press for solutions. End with call to action to contact the school administrator.
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Chanute
Chanute Senior High School
Kansas
Teachers’ National Education Association
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Santa Fe A Southwest Culture Center With Quiet Tolerance
Santa Fe New Mexico sits 7,100 feet high and 354 years old with a mild climate and rich arts scene. The city hosts museums and galleries, operas, lectures, and festivals, drawing artists and patrons while tolerantly embracing diverse lifestyles.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
St. John's of
Annapolis
United States
One Room Schools Scrubbed as Area Prepares for School Start
Tribune notes rural schools being scrubbed and polished while towns prepare enrollment schedules and clothing books for thousands of students. Sept 5 6 start dates are typical as Neosho floods backdrop the punchboard seizure details. Local officials and residents report travel, visits, and ads including a matrimony notice.
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Neosho
Lee Knapp
John C. McCall
Watch and Pray Verse Shared From Scripture
A brief religious note cites Mark 13 37 with the imperative to watch and pray. The quotation emphasizes vigilance and readiness in a devotional context.
Bald Condition Is Incurable
HAL BOYLE notes that baldness is often permanent and incurable in men. The column mixes trivia on science, fashion, and luck with quick quotes and odd laws, including examples of successful specs wearers and dreamt up ice cream flavors.
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New York
California
Hawaii
Gastritis risk from hot condiments Advice from Dr Molner
In this health column Dr Molner says strong seasonings can irritate the stomach and may cause gastritis when used excessively but do not by themselves guarantee ulcers. He notes individual tolerance varies, cites Mexican cuisine as an example, and urges moderation and gradual reintroduction to protect flavor.
Marvin Bum's Rush From Kennedy Aide to Pariah
Washington columnist JACK ANDERSON profiles Langdon P. Marvin Jr., once Kennedy's Harvard roommate and ally, now ostracized after a series of public embarrassments. The piece contrasts Marvin's early access, free Library of Congress space, and airline lobbying with a cascade of scandals and a White House photo labeling him undesirable. It also mocks Sen. Allen Ellender's Africa trip cost, accusing taxpayers of a $30,000 expense funded by embassy support and a secret spending account.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harvard
Langdon P. Marvin, Jr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Marvin
Senate
JFK
Congress
Hyannis Port
Bar Harbor
Palm Beach
Library of Congress
Langdon P
Minneapolis
Robert Kennedy
Langdon Marvin
Mr. Marvin
Louisiana
Allen Ellender
State Department
Africa
Ellender
Gabon
United States
Kansas teachers plan Sunflower Seed high school magazine
The Kansas Association of Teachers of English announced the creation of a high school creative writing magazine named Sunflower Seed. It will publish annually with the first issue set for next April. Dr. Ben W. Fuson of Kansas Wesleyan, vice president, said letters about the project are going to high schools with 100 pupils or more.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas Association of Teachers of English
Sunflower Seed
Ben W. Fuson
Kansas Wesleyan
Television Guide Fragment From Local Stations
A compiled schedule lists programs across KODE TV channel 2 WDAF TV channel 4 KOAM TV channel 7 and KOTV channel 6 with daily time blocks for午 and evening shows. Entries include game shows soap operas news weather sports and cartoons plus classic reruns and public affairs programs.
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Kode.tv
Wdaf-Tv
Koam-Tv
KOTV
Penicillin and Rheumatic Fever Prevention Message
A newspaper leaflet outlines penicillin as an antibiotic to suppress streptococcal infections and prevent rheumatic fever. It promotes monthly use of a long-lasting penicillin type and invites readers to obtain a copy titled The Lost Secret of Reducing by writing to Dr. Mother with a stamped self-addressed envelope.
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Mother
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