Managing expectations for children’s schooling
Parents vary in what they expect from children and often base hopes on misaligned beliefs. Realistic aims match a child’s abilities, interests, and progress from kindergarten through high school, with routines and discipline helping school success.
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Stock and bond markets react as mixed trading continues
NEW YORK AP- Stocks posted mixed readings with Gulf Oil and Int Nickel down modestly while Ford and GM held steadier. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell slightly as industrials and rails dipped and tobaccos and electronics showed modest strength amid light trading.
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Semi Invalid J R Lithicum Dies in Rural Fire
An 80 year old semi invalid, J R Lithicum, died from burns at his home on Highway 311 in Randolph County. A quilt hanging between rooms blew onto a coal stove, igniting bedclothes as he tried to escape. Neighbors removed burning items, limiting fire damage. His daughter, Mrs Hurley Trotter, says he lived alone and was in usual health at breakfast.
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Advertising Body Praised By Kennedy
President Kennedy urged advertisers and publishers to back his trade expansion plan calling it a vital national service. He praised the Advertising Council for a 100 million dollar yearly campaign and urged focus on promoting U S trade while noting Europe’s growth aided by American aid since the Marshall Plan. He argued for bipartisan support for tariff reductions despite challenges.
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Sun Study Rocket Launched To Orbit Solar Observatory
A three stage Thor Delta rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral at 11 07 a m en route to placing the 458 pound solar observatory OSO in a near circular orbit about 350 miles up NASA will confirm orbital success after a 95 minute Earth flight OSO aims to study solar radiation from above the atmosphere and assess risks to spaceflight.
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Sanford Praises Center as Model IEC Program in NC
Gov. Terry Sanford praised a Burlington industrial education center as unique for its engineering data processing training. He said the U S Education Office will feature the program nationally and called IEC centers integral to North Carolina’s education system amid rapid automation and mechanization.
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Senators Praise Powers For Effort
Senators applauded Francis Gary Powers after his Senate Armed Services Committee testimony on his U2 flight and capture. CIA Director McCone said Powers would remain with the CIA and have more work, while Powers described his ordeal and recalled always being an American.
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Nelson Studebaker Riley dies at 79 after long illness
Nelson Studebaker Riley, 79, a retired automotive industry executive and lawyer, died Sunday after a long illness in Kansas City. He was a grandson of Peter E. Studebaker, a founder of Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Co. and linked to the Studebaker-Packard Corp.
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Nixon censured by Los Angeles Young Republicans
Los Angeles County Young Republicans censured former vice president Richard Nixon for critics of the far right. The vote followed Nixon denouncing John Birch Society founder Robert Welch. Nixon, a gubernatorial hopeful, urged Republicans to quit or expel Welch, citing party unity concerns.
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