Editorial on Technology in the Classroom and Teaching Machines
The piece compares a California Education Code push for core subjects with Roanoke Virginia’s trial of programmed self instruction in math and foreign languages. It notes faster mastery for some students and urges cautious testing, with calls to trim nonessential courses to free time for actual learning.
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Sacramento
Land of Oz
California
Roanoke
Health Insurance Debate Seeks Study of SS System Liabilities
The article discusses the federal social security health insurance issue noting $360 billion in liabilities and $340 billion in future tax needs. It explains past revenue of about $70 billion over 23 years and describes proposals like the Forand bill and a voluntary substitute plan. Congress faces adjournment pressures and political maneuvering, urging careful study before passing any reform.
Opossums Expand North and West Across North America
An article notes opossums extend from Ontario to British Columbia and into California. It explains cold tolerance via body fat and arboreal habits, their nocturnal nature, strong sense of smell, and high reproductive rate, with omnivorous feeding from garbage to fruit.
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Ontario
British Columbia
California
Off Track Betting Ju stifications and World Diamond Market
Answers listed include Puerto Rico as the only U S jurisdiction for off track betting about 80 percent of world diamond production is sold or used in the United States Egypt hosts the oldest architectural records David G Farragut the first U S naval officer to become an admiral in 1885 and the country C kra appears as a misprint.
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Ann Landers Advice Column Snippet on Privacy and Teens
Dear readers discuss nosiness around medicine cabinets guests peek and the motives behind it. Advice covers privacy in homes and a teen’s request for help with generosity and friendship limits.
Soft on Kennedy in a thoughtful speech evaluation
Holmes Alexander argues Kennedy delivered a well prepared foreign policy address but critiques the era’s reliance on clichés. He notes Kennedy’s faults reflect broader times, not just the candidate, and urges seriousness and hard work from 1960 contenders.
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Readers vent on politics and local aid letters
Opinion letters critique editorials by Dan Beebe and others accusing Adla Stevenson and Sen. Kennedy of appeasement. Readers urge peaceful options over bombs, praise peaceful leadership, and support or critique tax policy and ADA ratings. A third letter questions police escort priorities for an injured child versus funerals or houses.
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M.D. Hayward
STRICTLY PERSONAL Delays in Court
An opinion piece argues that protracted court disputes reflect mutual fault and greed rather than clear justice. It contends delays reveal lawyers’ conservatism and that settlements suit when both parties are culpable, while single-sided cases are swiftly decided.
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