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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1966
Page
8
Dear reader, the note surveys historic leaders from Caesar to Churchill and asks how Great Books describe a great leader. It highlights Pericles as an exemplar, praising integrity, dedication to the common good, and the ability to inspire trust without corruption.
The text weighs views on leadership from Pericles through Jefferson Tolstoy and modern thinkers. It contrasts the idea of a natural aristocracy guided by virtue with Tolstoy’s critique that leaders are a delusion, likening belief in great men to attributing herd direction to the animal in front.
Readers are invited to submit a timely brief letter or clipped news story to Dr. Mortimer J. Adler via this newspaper. A selection as a weekly column topic earns a 51 volume Great Books set covering 3,000 years of writings by 74 authors.
An article discusses the need for expanded special education, noting Jeff's path from mainstream classes to a dedicated smaller class with trained teachers. It cites estimates of 55 000 to 300 000 teachers needed nationwide and highlights federal and university workshops training exceptional children teachers. A plea for support ends with a request for donations to Help Your Child.
Education article outlines three major challenges in 1970s schools dropout rates the 3 A s problem and expanding knowledge. It highlights preschool primary and compensatory education to curb dropout rates with industrial arts teachers urged to learn training programs and guide students toward suitable skills.
The Athens City Council proposed a Greek government rule requiring all foreign visitors to carry at least $200 on arrival to curb a rise in heatniks and cashless undesirables. The proposal aims to tighten controls amid rising inbound tourist traffic and concerns over visitor conduct.
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