Six Year Old Oklahoma Boy Breaks Horses Like Pro
Chop Sullivan, a 6-year-old from ADA Oklahoma, has trained 22 unbroken horses at $50 a head. He rides a Welsh pony, a Quarter horse mare, and an Arabian stallion on his family cattle ranch while his father Henry recalls rodeo days and helps with bucking.
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Agreement on Transit Pact Ends Chicago CTA Strike
The weekend agreement ends a five day wildcat strike by CTA drivers. Most dissidents returned to work after a seven hour bargaining session with Mayor Daley. Transit operations were normal on Sunday and expected to stay that way. Disputes remain within Division 241 over minority representation and voting rights for retired drivers. Mayor Daley and Union President Hill planned to meet today or Tuesday to address intra union grievances.
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Former Resident Completes AF Medical Program
Dr. Phillip A. Swanson formerly of 728 E Chapin St completes a two year anesthesiology residency at Wilford Hall USAF Hospital Lackland AFB Texas He holds the rank of captain and will join the medical staff at Fairchild AFB Washington He is a 1955 Morris Community High School graduate and earned his MB BS from NIU and MD from the University of Illinois College of Medicine
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Abacus Roots in Suan Pan as Chinese Invention
The term Suan pan reflects the Chinese name for the abacus, tracing the device to ancient centuries of mathematical toolmaking. The historic name marks its cultural origins and long use in computation across eras.
Worry Clinic urged as University in Print for children
Myrtle Walgreen’s case echoes in this daily column promoting self education through clipping and scrapbooking. The piece advertises non profit educational booklets, urging parents to pay children per task to foster reading, thinking, and money skills while preventing dropouts.
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Appoint Teacher Regional Judge
Mrs. Ward Sisler, a Morris Community High School teacher, was named regional judge for the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Awards program for 1968. Judging will involve assessing English writing and literary awareness of over 8,600 high school students. Finalists are announced in late November and may receive scholarship aid to colleges nationwide.
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Morris Community High School
United States
Television In Review Editor’s Note on Ed Newman’s NBC role
Ed Newman a veteran NBC News utility man helped cover Sen. Robert Kennedy’s funeral train from New York to Washington. He described the marathon ad lib and served as reporter, analyst, narrator, and writer during the coverage.
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Dentist to Move Office Temporarily Closed for Relocation
Dr. Roy A. Foster announced his dentistry office at 111 E. Main St will close today due to remodeling at the Baum building. He plans to reopen at a new location in the Jefferson West apartments once available.
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Ann Landers readers seek guidance on relationships and manners
Readers discuss shared responsibility for birth control The Pill and dating etiquette criticizes male shirking of duties while offering practical solutions for keeping teens safe and teaching manners.
Evening TV Schedule Reflects Mixed Programming
Television lineup lists shows across channels with time blocks from 6:00 to 10:30 PM. Highlights include news, weather, sports, dramas, comedies, and a late movie featuring varied network selections.
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Chicago Area Judge Harrington Dies After 33 Years on Bench
Cornelius J. Harrington, 70, presiding judge of Cook County Circuit Court chancery division, died at Mercy Hospital after a long illness. In 33 years he handled many high profile cases and once issued an injunction against civil rights suits by Martin Luther King Jr. in 1966. He served as chief judge in both circuit and criminal courts and was known for daily church attendance for 50 years. Services are set for Wednesday at Christ the King Church.
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Crossword Puzzle Answers Across and Down
A compact listing of clues and solutions for the daily crossword across and down. Includes numbered entries from 1 to 45 across and 1 to 43 down with hints such as Argo naut s ship and sandarac tree.
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