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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
11
Scientists study prehistoric remains to learn how early humans lived. Neanderthal bones from a cave in Germany reveal stocky build a flat skull and minimal chin, with fire use and flake tools suggesting meat cooking and skinning.
The article discusses Neanderthal hunters possibly using pointed wooden spears and notes their brain was larger than modern humans. It explores why a bigger brain might have been needed to cope with survival with limited tools and weapons.
A reader prompt invites essays on admired historical figures with a letter addressed to Hero Tell Me Why. Participants must include name age and address and may win a 20 volume New Book of Knowledge set. The example entry lists Beth Delaney, 9, Worcester Massachusetts with a ZIP code.
Actress Anne Bancroft, a five year Oscar recipient for The Graduate, discusses how winning altered her professional path and private life. She notes change in roles, public expectations, and personal balance since her first Academy Award.
The MYF group will lead morning and evening services on Sunday March 31 with an Easter pageant Were You There They invite everyone to attend The East Quarterly Conference meets Center Springs April 2 at 7 p m with Dr Gif ford H Wineforder Decatur district superintendent in charge This is an important meeting WANT ADS GET RESULTS!
More than 200 teachers in Salina and Saline County join a continuing study on handling classroom stress. The program, organized after a mental health discussion with Dr Edward Greenwood of the Meninger Foundation in Topeka, aims to help teachers manage pressure for growth.
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