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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1961
Page
12
Leslie J NASON and Harry Karns argue for adding How To Study to curricula. They outline problem solving steps, emphasize careful reading, choosing methods, and eliminating errors. They cite Alex Gotlow grades improving after writing every step, then advocate a dedicated study skills course to empower learners and improve happiness and socioeconomic status.
Herbert V. Bonar, a Dundee jute processor, sent 28000 dollars to Kenyan authorities after learning rhinos died of thirst in Tsavo National Park. He was told the funds would finance a pipeline to bring water to the park.
The Journal ends the You CAN Get Better Grades booklet series today after a three week run. Final orders will be placed by telegram tomorrow, with quick delivery expected. This is the last $1 booklet order, so bring your coupon to The Journal office by Saturday noon.
President Kennedy announced that Secretary of State Dean Rusk will attend the SEATO Council of Ministers meeting in Bangkok on March 27. The White House said the talks will offer Rusk a chance to influence SEATO’s work on peace, stability, and regional solidarity amid ongoing Communist pressures in Southeast Asia. Spaak’s NATO retirement and Belgian policy questions were noted, with Spaak arriving in Washington Feb. 20 for talks.
City Commission Chairman William Donham shared slides and notes from his recent trip to the Holy Land during a Kiwanis Club moon meeting at the Manchester Hotel.
In Columbus Michael V DiSalle opposes charging admission to state parks to fund Ohio water management and recreation expansion. Department of Natural Resources director Herbert B Eagon says no such charges are planned. A report proposes 5 million for 1962 63 for land purchases with possible borrowing. a bonus idea suggested charging admission to repay loans. DiSalle says park users are least able to pay while boaters and cabin users can afford charges.
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