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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1966
Page
9
A Wichita based logopedics institute uses a piano sandbox filled with Kansas wheat and a low wheeled cart to teach speech to children with disabilities. Nine year old Timmy, once mute and withdrawn, learns through rhythm and sensory play, progressing toward longer speech pathways.
HAL BOYLE argues for reassessing common praise to distinguish fad from lasting worth. He praises the habit of walking to work as underevaluated, noting its health benefits and mood advantage, and urges regular reexamination of what society values.
In Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union reached a broad framework to govern space and lunar activity. The pact, from four weeks of U.N. subcommittee talks, states space should be freely accessible for peaceful purposes under international law and the UN Charter. The committee will reconvene in New York next month.
White Motor Corp announced it will take over the assets of the Hercules Engine Division of Hupp Corp effective December 31. Dean L. Doudna will stay in charge until the closing date and then become president of Hercules Engines Inc, a White Motor subsidiary. Hercules makes diesel and gasoline engines.
Visitors have dropped coins into the pool at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza in Hyannis at about 375 dollars weekly. Town officials report 1500 dollars has been collected and given to the town treasurer. A special town meeting may decide how to use the money.
The American Iron Ore Association reports U S and Canadian Great Lakes ore shipments in July 1966 at 10,985,003 gross tons, down from 11,194,761 in July 1965. Year to date tonnage is 26,864,315 gross tons, below 34,209,265 through July 1965.
The fragment describes a chicka dee fluffing feathers to trap down into air pockets during cold weather, a process claimed to have occurred for over a million years in insulation.
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