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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1963
Page
9
Readable letters mix advice and readers’ woes from Ann Landers style column. Topics include ironing for husband’s mother, children imitating parents, smoking companions, and neighborly drill-like noises. Includes suggestions and humorous asides, plus oddball notices on crafts and patterns.
A parent asks about self selection reading in a daughter's second grade class and whether students should choose their own books. The letter discusses classroom reading lessons, teacher effectiveness, and possible punishments for misbehavior, with guidance to request a conference with the teacher to assess the situation.
Medical memo notes that true depth perception requires two well coordinated eyes, but one eyed individuals can gain practical depth sense. It recounts a 10 month old infant tested on a visual cliff with glass floor, showing avoidance of depth cues when pattern lay deeper, illustrating partial depth perception without binocular vision.
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