Prevention and reaction to a child swearing
Parents should refrain from reacting violently or scolding when a child uses a new swear word. Ignoring it reduces likelihood of repetition. harsh scenes imprint the word. Anxiety triggers vary and many people respond with closed mouths and shyness.
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Not all idle time means lack of industry
The passage notes that true industriousness targets long term goals, involves managing energy without emotional upheaval, and that fear of idleness often stems from strict parenting and a buried wish to relax.
Crowds Gather for Ft. McHenry Reenactment in Baltimore
In Baltimore Harbor a large crowd watches a Coast Guard cutter stand in for the British warship during a Ft. McHenry bombardment reenactment. Blank salvoes echo as an announcer jokes asking the British ship to begin firing.
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Old Belt Primings and Lugs Market Trends Report
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Marie McDonald Plans Marriage to Blake Garne
Actress Marie McDonald and Los Angeles stockbroker Blake Garne say they will marry during Christmas holidays. McDonald, 35, has had four marriages and was nicknamed The Body. Garne, 40, was involved in a 1940s kidnapping scare that yielded no arrests.
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Confidence Growing America Aids Recovery says AP
The Business Mirror reports confidence kept the recession from deepening and spurred a recovery as American consumers continued spending. The Advertising Council, with business support, ran thousands of ads across newspapers magazines TV and radio to project long term economic soundness and calm public nerves.
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Gaitskell Opposes Policy Over Quemoy Crisis
Gaitskell challenges Britain’s stance in Formosa Strait tension as Prime Minister Macmillan refuses to commit Britain to war over Quemoy. Macmillan interrupts vacation to reply with a letter stating strong support for the United States and its allies.
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Queen Urges Hollanders To Save For Prosperity
Queen Juliana in The Hague urged Dutch subjects to push savings to keep the nation competitive in international markets. She warned of burdens from Indonesia, noted a 1959 budget deficit of 1.3 billion guilders, and said stable wages and tax increases would be needed next year.
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Vienna Stones and Watches Trafficking Trial Reported
The Esti Hirlap reports many individuals face trial before a communist court in Monona on charges of illegal dealings in precious stones and watches.
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Campaign winds down as booklet drives growth praise spread
The campaign raised requests for nearly 60 000 copies of Your Great Future in a Growing America. Officials including Secretary Anderson praised the effort noting the economy's resilience and reduced reliance on government. A Virginia girl praised the booklet and urged distribution to Europe the Middle East South America behind the Iron Curtain and the Far East.
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Train Plunges From Drawbridge Into New Jersey Water
A New Jersey commuter train plunged off a trestle into Newark Bay as the drawbridge opened. Engineers and signals failed and passengers describe a rapid, chaotic disintegration of the car as divers and rescuers searched for survivors.
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Four Haymarket Anarchists Hanged in 1887 Trial
In 1887 four Chicago anarchists were hanged after a jury conviction linked to the Haymarket explosions. Seven policemen died and sixty were wounded when a bomb was thrown by an anarchist.
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