A Dialectic Problem in Modern Parenting
Erma Bombeck humorously critiques child rearing by describing the Bathroom Technique inspired by Alfred Adler. A parent locks herself in the bathroom and negotiates with a child as an equal, while the child tests boundaries with notes and snacks, culminating in a standoff about bathroom use.
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Alfred Adler
Junior
Skipper Butler Eyes Pro Career
Skipper Butler former Gladewater High School star and UT Arlington kicker aims for pro football after a record setting college career. He scored 216 points over four seasons including 33 field goals and 56 points this year, and he expects to hear from NFL and AFL teams as he moves toward the draft.
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Jimmy Brown
Skipper Butler
Gladewater
Rebels
University of Texas At Arlington
Skipper
Golden Toe
Rebel
UTA
East Texas State
Hem
James JF. Butler
Sandra Hill
Irving
Dick Hill
Sandra
Nixon signs draft reform bill shaping volunteer armed forces
Democratic and Republican leaders praised the measure as Nixon signed the bill after noting it moves toward a fully volunteer army. Six draft-age youths and congressional leaders stood behind him as he emphasized the goal while outlining next year’s pool and the induction rules for 1969 and 1970.
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Congress
Behin
Nixon
Jury List Released for Week of December First
The criminal jury list for the week of December 1 has been released. Report at 10 a.m. Monday. Called from Gladewater are W. W. Strong Alma Hayes Sheron L. Hagan Betty J. Gage James O. Graff Mrs. Leon M. Eliott Pauline Elder Mrs. B. B. Fields Orva Fisher Henry Fountain Jr. Mrs. Mae V. Garner Jimmy Guinn Mrs. Watt Graham Mrs. C. Darlene Guthrie Ella Lucinda Edwards Leon M. Elliott Tom R. English E Featherstone Mrs. E. D. Cox Mrs. M. H. Cooper. From White Oak: Gay Summers Eloise Thomas Marilyn Johnson Mary Lucas.
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Gladewater
W. W. Strong
Alma Hayes
Sheron L. Hagan
Betty J. Gage
James O. Graff
Leon M. Eliott
Pauline Elder
B. B. Fields
Orva Fisher
Henry Fountain, Jr
Mae V. Garner
Jimmy Guinn
Watt Graham
C. Darlene Guthrie
Ella Lucinda Edwards
Leon M. Elliott
Tom R. English
E. Featherstone
E. D. Cox
M. H. Cooper
White Oak
Gay Summers
Eloise Thomas
Marilyn Johnson
Mary Lucas
Curtiss Wins First American Air Trophy Flight
Glenn H. Curtiss captured the first American air trophy by flying the June Bug for one minute 42.5 seconds on July 4, 1908, at Hammondsport New York. The official test, one kilometer in distance, was timed by a Federation Aeronautique Internationale representative.
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Scientific American
Glenn H. Curtiss
Hammondsport
N.Y
America
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
F.A.L
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