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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
5
A guide on early adolescence for parents. It notes pre teens seek peer time and rebel against authority, causing friction as independence grows. Parents often respond with more control or affection while children resist to prove autonomy.
Los Angeles opens the gate for defenseman Jim Murray from its Springfield Mass. affiliate. The move comes amid standard team depth plans as the club integrates young players into the roster.
North Central High School’s Thunderbirds remained undefeated with a 76 64 win over State High on December 15. Mike OConnell scored 29 and Milt Hall 21 for North Central while State High’s Tim Engelland led with 18. The article also notes jacket letters for football track and cross country participants and reports the 1967 Winter Concert by the North Central Band on December 19.
Bel Ciszell o Lintch guest lectured for grades K through 8 at Coalmon Rezenly. Indiana State University senior Cis cell demonstrated wood carving paper sculpture ceramic OP art and other media. Teachers praised the artist and anticipate a future show for all grades at Midland Shakamak.
The first public school in America opened in New Amsterdam in 1633, marking an early milestone in American education within the colony that would become New York.
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