Book Reviews by Kids at Columbus School Library
A collection of short kid authored notes and blurbs about books in the Columbus School Library. Mentions titles such as I Wanto by Clyde Robert Bull and All About Satellites and Space Ships by David Dietz with reader recommendations and room sign out hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Robert Bull
Columbus School Library
Tomothy
Benton Columbus Elementary
David Dietz
Steves
Steven Zajac
Columbus
Oliver Butterworth
Nate Twitchell
Columbus School
Debbie Jackman
Bloomin Foxy Bush Makes Springtime Bloom
A fragment notes a humorous scene with Fern and her father, mentions a book inquiry at local libraries about a pig killing, and lists The Cricket in Times Square by George Selden as a read linked to Chester Connecticut. It cites Corry area schools and journalist attribution to Margaret Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Giullot
Corry
Bruce Thompson
Columbus
Fern
Times Square
George Selden
Connecticut
Chester
Corry Area
Margaret Lewis
Crystal Ball of Future Supermarkets in 1997
New York AP reports experts at an international conference foreseeing radical changes in groceries. Computers may replace cash and clerks, with credit cards and selection cards in baskets. Homes could get groceries via automated warehouses and TV ordered by codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael J. O'Connor
Supermarket Institute
O'Connor
Defectors Drawn by Open Arms Program Falters in Vietnam
In Saigon a U S propaganda effort to lure Viet Cong defectors brings thousands of guerrillas but few regulars. Open Arms shows waning momentum as allied offensives ease while main force and North Vietnamese units resist defection. Since the war began about 71 000 Communists defected. 1966 figures show 20 240 and 1967 reach 23 588 by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
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Charlotte's Web
E. B
White Fern
Tina Sadowski
Denny Phillips
R. D
Phillips
the Journal
Journal
Johnston
Murph P
Ont
Petti
Saas
G. C. Murphy CO
North Center Street
Carry
Sivche
Meadow Brook
West Smith Street
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