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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1963
Page
8
A reader Miss Q warns against double dating after a weekend incident of kissing in a car. Ann Landers defines kissing as a special act with meaning and urges teens and schools to recognize its significance and audience.
Glassbrook Area PTA votes on new officers at Lamparrow’s Pan meeting at 9a Shater Road Hayward. Mary Maslin of the American Red Cross will show a mouth to mouth resuscitation film. Ruth Gansberger PTA shifts to 4 p.m. in the multipurpose room at Kay Avenue Hayward. Rev James Swanson of Bethel Temple Church to speak on the April 18 junior college bond issue. Mount Eden Pioneer 4-H club, sponsored by Mohtland Mothers and Dads Club, will provide the program for the Pan meeting tomorrow at 1800 West Street Hayward. Mrs Norbert Lietzow leads. The Runs PTA carnival is Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. indoors at 28027 Nickens Ave Hayward. Mrs A C Neille is general chairman.
A reader asks how much to teach a four year old and how to balance reading writing and independence. The response warns against overloading young children, encourages curiosity, and notes a column by Shirley Schraub offering guidance with mail in copy instructions.
The article describes a therapy for phobias where patients deliberately induce fear symptoms like blushing or heart racing to reduce anxiety. By opposing the urge to suppress fear and instead trying to intensify it, the fear becomes laughable and less impactful, suggesting similar reverse actions for sleep difficulties.
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