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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1970
Page
2
Jeraldine Stoute of Lubbock argues accelerated communication harms early literacy. She notes babies see screens and toys, cannot ask questions, and grow up with poor reading skills. Stoute urges parents to read aloud 20 minutes daily to prevent remedial classes.
A Chilean debate considers adopting a Castro style system amid Cuba's twelve year communist decline. Critics point to shortages rationing failing services and rising unemployment as evidence the regime worsened living standards and widened hardship.
U S Senator James B Pearson of Kansas cautions that antipollution policy is not a warm puppy issue. He argues that meaningful action requires cutting profits and reducing comforts, with higher taxes and sacrifices, to avoid harming people.
The Industrial News Review excerpt discusses the corn blight threat to U S crops, its spread in Florida Georgia Mississippi and the Midwest, and the potential rise in food prices. It notes ineffective sprays and favors resistant hybrid seeds while urging scientific ingenuity and preparedness to protect food and fiber production.
Texa s county judges and commissioners from 254 counties gather October 28 to 30 in Galveston for the annual County Judges and Commissioners Association conference. Speakers include Governor Preston Smith and U S Senate nominee Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. and others. business session October 29-30 with officer elections. Historical leaders are E A Lyons Jr and Kenneth Douglas.
Senator Charles Percy son of Illinois moves toward White House and conservative allies, toning antiwar rhetoric and aiding in dealings with Agnew. His newsletter shows a Goldwater photo and aide contact precedes a Springfield rally ride in a bid to blunt conservative opposition ahead of 1972 reelection. Meanwhile the McClellan Subcommittee plans nationwide organized crime hearings spotlighting mob influence and legitimate business infiltration, tracing back to Joseph Valachi.
In 1965 Rep. David Satterfield Ill recruited a Yale intern who now seeks his seat in Virginia's Third District. Former Sen. Kuchel endorses Reagan for reelection after previously withholding support, reflecting shifting GOP alliances. Theodore White notes biased television footage during the 1968 campaign, with favorable film of McCarthy and Kennedy and unfavorable footage of Nixon and Humphrey.
newcomer James Douglas Beare joins Glade water school system as eighth grade language arts teacher at Middle School with four years of prior experience in Pasadena Independent Schools South Houston and Saskatchewan. He graduated Pine Tree High School and East Texas Baptist College with a BA and did graduate work at Houston and Stephen F. Austin. In Littleton Colorado AP notes Viet Nam veteran David Robertson, 26, is making and selling bookends from narrow gauge railroad sections to fund his college expenses.
Critics denounce turning warm human interaction into numbers in cardboard records. They favor old fashioned handwritten bills with errors and delays, lamenting impersonal, machine driven billing in daily life.
A home birthday with Harriett ends in chaos as dogs steal chicken from a cabinet and the couple improvises with corny dogs, squash and cornbread. The Bears game against Gladewater ends with a late rally but falls short, while the author muses on sleep, routines, and quirky vacation anecdotes.
A casual column from Louis J reflects on religion work and money with quips about hard work education and a Texas University student request. The note includes jokes about teachers months off and a rooster’s early crow concluding with a farewell to readers.
Gladewater Mirror lists delivery options with rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions. Rates shown cover Texas and outside Texas, with monthly, six month, and yearly terms. Consolidated with The Gladewater Times-Tribune Navy, 28, 1949.
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