Ann Landers column letters on work life and marriage
A reader questions graveyard shift couples in factories and the impact on husbands. Ann Landers suggests honest talk and possible separation if needed. A second letter asks how to refuse a clothes borrower, with advice to end the habit. A third inquires about an against-family marriage between first cousins, and guidance on social acceptance and potential outcomes.
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Ann Landers
Basket Weaving Art Renewed Among Papago Indians
A revival in the southwest sees Papago artists renewing prized basket weaving as collectors foster demand for finely crafted pieces. The tradition, rooted in centuries of craftsmanship, draws attention to the intricate patterns and utilitarian beauty of these baskets.
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Needlecraft and Papago Baskets Highlight Vintage Show
The piece discusses Wee Broek Knit fashion patterns and a Needlecraft Catalog with pattern 717i and 1563, plus a call for pattern orders. It shifts to a history of Papago basket weaving, noting skilled weavers, tribal leaders, and growing interest, including international exchange with Venezuela and baskets used in water ceremonies.
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Medical Memos Snoring Tied to Nervousness and Epilepsy Signs
A medical note discusses snoring linked to nervous tension and states that calming medicines can stop snoring. It warns that pseychometer disturbances may occur without seizures, vary by day, and suggests small doses of tranquilizers or epilepsy meds to reduce excessive brain impulses. It also favors head and throat exams to identify physical causes.
School Board Plan Gets CCPT Okay
The Board of Managers of the California Congress of Parents wite teachers in San Francisco endorsed the State Board of Education's five point proposal for public school support. Also, two reports on membership and another on
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Pattern and school fallout plans and PTA survey
The article describes printed pattern orders with a price and address, notes fallout shelter construction discussions at Chico State College, and reports on a state PTA survey showing majority support for shelters in new schools. It also covers CCPTs ongoing de facto segregation study, PTA unit growth, and a domestic query about a student's dislike of biology and Santa Claus beliefs.
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Chico State College
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George Elliot
Ask The Teacher On Reading Readiness For Children
A parent questions when reading readiness develops and how to help. A teacher responds that readiness begins at birth with physical social and emotional growth, with interest in pictures letters and words guiding readiness around ages six or seven for typical children. Parents should provide engaging experiences, answer questions, and prepare the child to read.
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Points for Parents Brings Caution on Child Talk
A short piece by Filyth Thomas Wallace warns that overcorrecting young children’s words stifles conversation. It stresses replacing correction with natural dialogue to encourage bravery and open expression in parenting moments.
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