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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1965
Page
11
Dear Ann Landers advises against confronting a daughter's boyfriend over his homosexuality and suggests a three party discussion with a physician or psychiatrist. She also counsels a father to treat his daughter's date as a guest and pay the full dinner bill. A reader questions experience claims and a request for teen drinking guidance is noted.
The Minneapolis Star and Tribune Co. acquires a 50 percent stake in the 117 year old Harper's magazine from Harper and Row Inc. A new subsidiary will publish Harper's with John Fischer continuing as editor.
City school planners unveil an unprecedented effort to teach more than 100000 students bilingual by 1968. Elementary grades will add two 15 minute Spanish periods weekly with traveling language consultants. Junior high adds 170 fulltime language teachers starting next February with 15000 seventh graders. Cost projected at 1.308 million dollars. exemptions for English-leaning or special needs students.
Dr Popenoe answers reader questions about family life focusing on mother-in-law dynamics. A reader asks why a mother-in-law interferes and how to avoid conflicts with daughters and sons. Practical advice covers temperament, possessiveness, humor, religion, and keeping mothers engaged with outside interests.
Las Vegas High School announces winners from the first semi annual awards assembly. Ray Pike is president with Nick Dondero as vice president and Linda Ray as secretary. New varsity cheerleaders include Joannie Anderson and peers. DECA state winners list includes Tom Askey and others with multiple first and second places. Debate and other student honors named with scholarships and trophies awarded.
UUA delegates from the United States and Canada gather in Boston from May 22 to May 28 for the General Assembly. This marks the fourth assembly since the 1961 merger of the American Unitarian Association and the Universalist Church of America, with about 1,500 delegates expected.
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