Soviet educator ties youth delinquency to atmosphere of lies
Vladimir Sukhomlinsky of the Academy of Pedagogical Studies in Moscow blames Russia's rising youth crime on an atmosphere of lies and half truths. He cites frank public discussion as needed, echoing Lt. Col. Vladimir Chvanov who insists offenders must be held responsible rather than blamed on environment. Oldtimers recall unprecedented open debate on juvenile delinquency.
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Moscow
Russia
Vladimir Sukhomlinsky
Academy of Pedagogical Studies
Russian Federation
Literary Gazette
Sukhomlinsky
Judge Takes State Case On Obscene Literature Under His Advisement
Wichita AP report says District Court Judge Tom Raum took under advisement the state's case on obscene literature. Final arguments were set after defense attorney challenged the constitutionality of state law. Rector's Book Store books involved.
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Wichita
Kan
Tom Raum
Raum
Atty
William S. Robinson
Rector’s
U.S. Supreme Court
Park McGee
Kansas Attorney General's Office
McGee
Rector's
Robinson
Kansas
Junction City
Lynda Johnson Joins University of Arizona Archaeology Field Work
Lynda Bird Johnson participates with 20 students in Grasshopper Arizona at the Fort Apache reservation as they dig and sift artifacts dating to 1350 A D under Dr Raymond Thompson supervision. The crew aims to catalog pottery jewelry and skeletons to reconstruct ancient lifeways while the White Mountain Apache prepare a ceremonial event for the Great White Chief's daughter.
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Grasshopper
Ariz
Lynda Bird Johnson
University of Arizona
Fort Apache Indian Reservation
Raymond Thompson
White Mountain
Swords tempered in Tagus River at Toledo reported
Historical note explains prized swords were tempered in the Tagus River near Toledo Spain since the First Century B C highlighting ancient craft in the region and its enduring reputation for fine metallurgy.
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Tagus River
Toledo
Spain
Eisenhower Urges Readiness If Nuclear War Comes
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told Army War College graduates in Carlisle that he does not see a global nuclear war as possible but urged the military to be ready if war should come. The class of 205 included Lt. Col. George S. Patton III, son of Gen. George S. Patton.
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Carlisle
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army War College
Eisenhower
George S. Patton III
George S. Patton
Johnson sees air strikes pressuring Reds in Vietnam
President Johnson told influential lawmakers he believes U S air strikes have made it harder for North Vietnam to reinforce the Viet Cong. He showed calm resolve amid military setbacks for South Vietnam and indicated no immediate push to bomb Hanoi.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Hanoi
Barry Goldwate
Goldwater
United States
Viet Nam
Southeastern Asia
White House
Sen
J.W
Honors At Eudora High School Fourth Quarter List
Twenty seven students at Eudora High named to the fourth quarter honor roll with minimum 3.00 average. Seniors include Mary Beeman Jimmy Broers Kathy Estock Diana Lutz Alan Votan Valerie Taylor and others. juniors include David Durkin Shirley Broers Edward Harr is Joey Herndon Elaine Lutz. sophomores Wanda Daniels Caroline Foster Clara Ingle Merlene Morriss Merilee Neis Roberta Ott Melicia Vorhies. freshmen Althea Bahm Ricky Beach Mary Gros didier Larry Jameson Ricky Reeves Miriam Strickell Ricky Williamsole. yearly honor rolls list further names and averages. The note also mentions barbed wire origins and Joseph Glidden as first large scale manufacturer.
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Eudora High School
Maryry Beeman
Jimmy Broers
Kathy Estock
Lois Holmes
Merle Ingle
Diana Lutz
Alan Votan
Valerie Tayior
David Durkin
Shirley Broers
Edward Farris
Joey Herndon
Elaine Lutz
Wanda Daniels
Caroline Foster
Clara Ingle
Merlene Morriss
Merilee Neis
Roberta Ott
Melicia Vorhies
Larrys Jameson
Nicky Reeves
Miriam Strickell
Ricky Williams Ole
Caroline Roster
Felicia Vorhies
Edward Varris
Joy Herndon
Bert Holmes
Alton Jackson
Judy Schehrer
Mary Beeman
Aid Bill Moves Into New Arena In Coming Week
The foreign aid authorization bill advances to new ideological ground as the Senate approves 68 to 20 a 3.24 billion annual plan with a two year authorization and a two year deadline. It creates a 16 member commission to guide future policy and seeks expanded OAS involvement in channeling 25 million of Latin American military aid. Conference talks between chambers set for Thursday.
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Aid Bill
Washington
House
Senate
Organization of American States
U.S
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rep
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Morgan
Fulbright
World Bank
OAS
Dominican Republic
Latin America
United States
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Beltone Hearing Service
Eldridge Hotel
Bob Hope
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Journal-World
Richard Bolley
Eudora School
Joseph Glidden
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