Educators foresee 2000 schooling blending old and new
A group led by Dr. Louis L. Bright predicts radical changes by 2000. Kids may start school at age 3 and lifelong learning will be common. Adults will retrain every 10 years as machines advance. Individual Prescribed Instruction will drive learning with tailored materials and flexible study options.
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Washington
Louis L. Bright
U.S. Office of Education
Stanford Research Institute
Menlo Park
Calif
Syracuse University
New York
Bright
Voice of The People urges library long range planning
A Morris resident laments the Morris City Council for not pursuing long term planning for a new public library. The letter says the library has outgrown its building and urges seeking state or federal aid before it is too late. It praises a former farsighted leader and warns against repeated remodeling and higher taxes.
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Morris
Morris Herald
Morris Public Library
FBI Agent to Testify in Spock Draft Trial
Boston AP reports the Spock trial enters its second week with an FBI agent from Washington set to testify after the weekend recess. The case includes Dr Benjamin Spock and four co defendants on charges of conspiring to aid youths to avoid the draft. Remaining testimony and potential sentences are outlined, with the government aiming to present evidence over about a month.
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Boston
Benjamin Spock
Department of Justice
Washington
FBI
Yale
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Michael Ferber
Harvard
Mitchell Goodman
New York
Marcus Raskin
John McDonough
U.S
Spock
Coffin
Goodman
Raskin
McDonough
UCLA Doctor Says Sleeping Pills Trim Dream Time
Dr. Anthony Kales of UCLA told a sleep symposium that sleeping pills cut dreaming from about 10 to 25 percent of sleep to 12 to 18 percent, reducing dreaming time.
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Los Angeles
Anthony Kales
UCLA
Worry Clinic Quiz Games Boost Kids IQ and School Marks
Matthew and siblings solve animal sound puzzles and dictionary tasks in a family quiz session. The column recommends parents stimulate minds with dramatic educational contests and requests booklet orders to raise a child’s school marks.
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Matthew
I.Q
Briefs from Felix: visits and hospital notes
Mrs. William Schultz and William Reevers visited Mrs. George Cushion in Joliet on Monday. Francis Cushing returned home from St. Joseph Hospital where he had been a patient since December. Mrs. Harvey Lynn is a medical patient in Silver Cross Hospital Joliet Room 174. Miss Mary I. Trotter visited her niece Mrs. Bruce Stevens in St Louis last week. Mrs. Henry Marketti visited her sisters Mrs. Charles Smith in Lockport and Mrs. Ray Pritz in Joliet last weekend. Mrs. G. E. Trotter learned Monday of the death of her cousin C. R. Vorisin of Fairbury.
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William Schultz
William Reevers
George Cushion
Joliet
Francis Cushing
St. Joseph Hospital
Harvey Lynn
Silver Cross Hospital
Mary I. Trotter
Bruce Stevens
St Louis
Henry Marketti
Charles Smith
Lockport
Ray Pritz
G. E. Trotter
C. R. Vorisin
Fairbury
Acre’s 3500-Year Port History Highlighted
Acre in Israel stands as a historic port city with a legacy spanning about 3,500 years, reflecting its enduring role in trade and regional power dynamics through ancient to modern eras.
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Acre
Israel
Television In Review Reflects On Classic Reruns And Forgotten Favorites
AP’s TV observer recalls the era of summer reruns and encore showings from Faye Emerson to Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. He notes favorites like Lost in Space and Tarzan, praising their quirks and monster thrills while acknowledging how networks now treat reruns as extended blocks and specials.
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Arthur Godfrey
Jerry Lester
Dagmar
Africa
Tarzan
County Students Completing NIU Teaching Work
Two Grundy County students join nearly 400 at Northern Illinois University DeKalb in completing student teaching for state teacher certification. Wayne Greenbeck teaches physical education at Kaneland School District and Kenneth Klepp teaches history at Washington in Joliet. Other local participants include Phyllis Weidner teaching sixth grade at Lyon School Waukegan and Christine Wheeler teaching special education at Perry and Sawyer Schools in Chicago.
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Grundy County
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Max Huebner
Wayne C. Greenbeck
Massasoit Ave
Minooka
Kenneth A. Klepp
Rte
Verona
Greenbeck
Kaneland School
Klepp
Washington
Joliet
Phyllis J. Weidner
Lincoln St
Braidwood
Lyon School
Waukegan
Christine R. Wheeler
Rte. 2
Yorkville
Perry and Sawyer
Chicago
Ann Landers advice responses mix blunt humor and guidance
A reader frets over Ann Landers style and gives examples of cold marriages and table manners. The columnist offers practical marital advice, warns against unsafe self help, and suggests submitting questions with a stamped self-addressed envelope for replies.
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Ann Landers
TV Tonight Listing with Programs by Time
A local schedule shows 6:00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. programs across channels 2 5 6 7 8 9 including News Weather Sports Editorial Daktari I Dream of Jeannie Garrison's Gorillas Baseball Jerry Lewis Red Skelton It Takes a Thief Movie Good Morning World N Y P D Invaders and additional specials and films.
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Daktari
I Dream of
Jeannie
Garrison
Jerry Lewis
Red Skelton
A Thief
James Dominates as Britain’s Top Baby Name
In London the Times cites John W. Leaver showing James as the leading boy’s name in Britain and Sarah as the top name for girls. Leaver warns the Times sample, drawn from birth announcements, reflects upper income groups and may not represent the nation. James leads both first-name and all-name counts for boys. Jane tops all names for girls but not as a first name.
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London
James
Britain
Sarah
The
London Times
John W. Leaveer
Ruislip
Times
the Times
Leaver
Richard
Andrew
William
Simon
Nicholas
Christopher
David
John
Timothy
Emma
Catherine
Victoria
Lucy
Elizabeth
Caroline
Nicola
Joanna
Katherine
Jane
Calvary Baptist Church Receives New Charter
A not for profit charter was issued to Calvary Baptist Church in Wilmington as per a release from Secretary of State Paul Powell. Officials listed are Robert Gundy Ronald W. Robinson and Robert P. West.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Wilmington
Paul Powell
Robert Gundy
Ronald W. Robinson
Robert P. West
Traveled and Tasking in a Crossword Clue List
A reader submits a dense crossword puzzle across and down clue set including names like Allen and a range of terms from traveled and task to embankment and freighter cargo. The list pairs clues with numbers and hints at a completed grid.
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