Parent-Home Clinic Teaches Deaf Children At KU Center
An early months program at the University of Kansas Medical Center uses a parent home clinic to show families how to teach children with hearing loss. The home setting helps parents speak clearly, repeat tasks, and engage the child in everyday activities to build communication skills.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
June Miller
Medical Center
Hearing and Speech Department
Mary
Hike In Burial Fund Urged By Schadeberg
Rep. Henry C. Schadeberg of Wisconsin urged the White House Veterans Administration to advance contingency funds to cover all burial costs for service members killed in Vietnam. He cited complaints that current burial funds are insufficient and that survivors must pay the difference.
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Henry C. Schadeberg
R-Wis
White House of Veterans Administration
Vietnam
Joseph Uihlein Sr dies longtime Schlitz executive
MILWAUKEE AP Joseph E Uihlein Sr 92 a member of Schlitz founding family and long time company executive died at home after several weeks illness Funeral services set for Tuesday He was born December 23 1875 in Milwaukee oldest son of August Uihlein whose uncle August Krug founded Schlitz in 1849 He rose to general manager in 1906 and served as vice president and director 1933 1949 He also held posts with Wisconsin banks Harriman Co United Electric Coal Co and Warm Springs Foundation He studied brewing in Copenhagen and graduated Cornell 1901 After retiring he converted his Port Washington estate to a bird sanctuary Survivors include widow three sons Joseph Jr David V and John F two daughters a brother and two sisters
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Joseph E. Uihlein Sr
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
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August Krug
Schlitz
Wisconsin Banking
Harriman Co
New York
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Joseph Jr
Grafton
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David V
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John F
Baden-Baden
Germany
Burglars Enter New Delhi Businessman's Home
Burglars broke into a New Delhi businessman's residence one night and stole everything except his underwear. He borrowed clothes from a neighbor to reach the police station and file a report.
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New Delhi
Debate on Farm Aid Programs in 1968 Election Year
The AP reports that farm aid programs for wheat, cotton, corn and other sectors face debate in 1968 but likely no action before 1969. Programs may expire end of 1969 unless extended or revised, with President Johnson and Secretary Freeman seeking Congressional action, while Republicans and farm groups differ on government involvement and bargaining power for farmers.
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Congress
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Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farmers Union
Farm Bureau
National Farmers Organization
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