Your Children May Kill You an a ta
A stark anti abortion letter argues that allowing unborn child killing would trigger a chain reaction harming society. It warns that famous figures like Beethoven would never have contributed, and claims future generations would turn on their parents, enemies, and doctors. Dr R A Gallop of the University of Manitoba is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
American Legion
Lions
Kiwanis
Rotary
League of the Golden Pen
Lorna
Heloise
Worry Clinic Advice for Teaching Writing Sparks Letters
Dr. Crane suggests using newspaper letters to editor contests and timely topics to boost motivation in English classes. He notes students from strained homes may lack reference tools and grammar emphasis, so quick 30 minute psychology guided activities can sharpen writing. Encouraging use of advertising psychology and current contests can add zest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna B
Crane
Northwestern
How to Write Salable Copy and Civic Ads
A 1972 copyright piece blends light political satire with classroom notes on writing persuasive letters and contests. It contrasts consumer culture and national identity, recounts anecdotes about advertising misprints, and ends with a prompt to request Dr Crane’s booklet through the newspaper.
The Almanac for Today in History June 22 1972
On this date 174th day of 1972, notable events include Anne Morrow Lindbergh born 1907, Arkansas admission to the Union in 1868, Nazi Germany outlawing the Socialist party in 1933, France falling to Germany in 1940, and Judy Garland dying in London in 1969 at age 47. The positions of celestial bodies are noted for morning and evening skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Arkansas
Germany
Socialist Party
France
Judy Gerland
London
Airlift aids survival of newborns with rapid rescue
A UOMS program uses Army National Guard helicopters to transfer critically ill newborns to Portland for care, extending the 60 mile radius and saving transport time. The system, logistically coordinated with the Guard and governor, eliminates parent charges and previously costly aircharters, with possible expansion to other military aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean B. Wheeler
Portland
Ore
UPI
University of Oregon Medical School
UOMS
Army National Guard
Gerdaenda
National Guard
Oregon
Silverton
Salem
Medical School
Portland General Electric Co
Altho
Heloise hints and Hollywood notes reader column
A 1972 newspaper column features Heloise style housekeeping tips from readers including soaking jeans in fabric softener, tips on answering calls for infirm readers, and a thread steaming hack. It also runs brief Hollywood items noting Helen Hayes Oscar record, Gloria Jean planning a return, and Gregory Peck obtaining film rights to Dove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Holywood
UPI
Gregory Peck
Dove
Robin Lee
Graiman World Cruises
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R. A. Gallop
University of Manitoba
George W. Crane
Nixon
Wall Street
Hillsborough County
University
H. H. Berner
Cuero Record
Cuero
Texas
Cuero Publishing CO
E. Main
Cuero, Texas
P. O. Box
Will K. Todd
Kenneth H. Long
Jack Howerton
Donald L. Catherman
T. Grant Sorrell
AL Gonzales
Carol, Barlow
DeWitt
Victoria
Goliad
Karnes
Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
U. S
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League Inc
Hartford
Dallas
South Texas Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International Wire Services
ESS Association
Tex
the Almanac
Herbert Spencer
Velfar
Housewives
Emma Minor
Beore
Plese
Esther Walker
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Hollywood
Helen Hayes
Rormer
Gloria Jean
Holt Burr
Ese
Nat
Graham
Scott Fitzgerald
Sheilah
Big al
Ironside
WOAI
KENS
KSAT
Noel
Sons
NBC Adventure Theatre
Backtreck
Doug McClure
Neville Brond, EE Brown
Alias Smith and Jones
Joanne ‘Woodward
Stuart Whitman
Owen Marshall
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