Schools at Home Vision Probed by Hutchins
Dr Robert Hutchins head of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions says future schools may disappear replaced by home computer learning centers with traveling teachers. He cautions the shift should supplement rather than replace traditional schooling to preserve social experiences like gym and proms.
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Robert Hutchins
Center For the Study of
American Institute of Planners
Hutchins
Jane
Tenth Of A Pound Gap Reveals Space Center Caution
Engineers at the Houston Space Center removed two flashlight covers weighing a tenth of a pound to prevent any extra weight on the lunar module. The weight propellant balance is so tight that every ounce must be accounted for. The article highlights meticulous engineering and the faith context as Apollo readiness is discussed.
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Houston Space Center
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Fort Ancient in Ohio Highlighted as National Archeology Landmark
Middletown residents learn of Fort Ancient in Warren County as the state plans to expand the site to 680 acres by purchasing Anderson Village site and Museum. The fort, built by Hopewell and Adena peoples, features 70 gateways and three forts within a 100 acre enclosure overlooking the Little Miami River. A new Fort Ancient museum is under construction to showcase artifacts and skeletal remains from earlier excavations.
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Warren County
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Clifford C. Anderson
Little Miami
Fort Ancient
Mississippi Valley
Hopewells
Columbus
America
Hopewell
South Fort
Parents Who Care Praise Student Helpers for Homecoming
A letter to the editor lauds local students for dedicating eight evenings to organize and staff homecoming. The writer commends transportation, supplies, and effort by sophomores to seniors from town sections, praising their teamwork and kindness. A separate note cautions truck haulers on violence and calls for reasoned dialogue to resolve troubles.
Clergymen in Politics and Church Policy Debate
Washington discusses clergymen influencing policy as Dr. Eugene Carson Blake criticizes U S Vietnam policy while Dr Paul Ramsey warns against church bodies offering concrete political policies He cites World Council of Churches practices and calls for clearer church messaging on ethics in public affairs.
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Eugene Carson Blake
World Council of Churches
United Presbyterian Church of America
St. Louis
United States
Vietnam
Blake
South Vietnam
Central Committee
World Council
U. S
North Vietnam
Paul Ramsey
America
Ramsey
Conference On Church and Society
Geneva
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Westmoreland bases work in Vietnam at Pineapple Plantation and Hobo Woods
Joseph Alsop revisits Westmoreland's plan to build an inadequate base in 1960s Vietnam. He tours Pineapple Plantation and Hobo Woods perimeters near Saigon, noting bunkers, tunnel networks, and collapse of Viet Cong bases as U.S. forces clear jungle with bulldozers. Tunnels yield caches and occasional Viet Cong surrender.
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Cuchi
South Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Hobo Woods
Westmoreland
Saigon
7Th Infantry Regiment
Hobo
F. K. Mearns
23Rd Mechanized Infantry
Thomas Ware
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