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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1969
Page
10
Dr Ruth S Strickland of Indiana University argues against early drilling with large letter cards. She advises parents to talk and read aloud to infants and toddlers, using nursery rhymes, stories, and picture books to build a love of language and later reading.
Albany and New York City reports say Governor Nelson Rockefeller will back State Senator John J. Marchi as the Republican nominee in the fall election over Mayor John V. Lindsay. Rockefeller said he accepts the party’s decision and will not actively campaign for Lindsay.
The article promotes a Reading Readiness kit for preschool to early primary students. It suggests parents help their child achieve reading readiness and notes a summer opportunity to advance progress.
Psychiatric examinations have improved officer quality for Charleston, screening misfits and reducing training costs. Chief Dallas Bias says tests cut turnover, with 11 of 15 candidates passing in the second round and remaining on duty. The program, cost about 25 per candidate, includes interviews, written tests, and background checks.
Senator Edward M Kennedy said the Safeguard program has Senate support but warned the president can still sway votes. President Nixon voiced confidence the antiballistic missile issue will favor his administration as debate nears. Kennedy, a sponsor of a moratorium on MIRV tests, said 31 senators have raised concerns while about 50 of 30 senators support Salequara, with the vote several weeks away.
Reader's Digest highlights five rules behind Weight Watchers success. No calorie counting required as readers are told which foods are free and forbidden. The feature promotes clipping a list of diet guidelines and tips from the July issue.
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