One Subject At A Time At St Elizabeth High School
In Oakland California the Roman Catholic St Elizabeth High School plans to drop the standard six 45 minute classes per day for a one or two subject immersion. The experiment starts with January three week terms and May repeats to gauge enthusiasm. Students will study field trips astronomy law and office skills with breaks and real world activities. Parents approve of the innovative approach says principal John Appel.
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Calif
UPI
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St. Elizabeth
Appel
Mexico
Non Jews Welcome in Most Synagogs
Dear Abby explains that synagogs do not ask visitors for Jewish status. Rabbi Ras kas notes that during High Holy Days seats are limited, with crowds like an overcrowded theater. Outside those days, all Judaism branches warmly welcome non Jewish visitors.
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Bernard S. Raskas
Temple of Aaron
St. Paul
Minn
TV Schedule Highlights Thursday Night Lineup
Prime time features Laughing comedy Gidget Goes Hawaiian and mystery Hangover Square. Evening blocks include Gomer Pyle Gilligan's Island David Frost and Perry Mason with CBS News and ABC News wraparounds. Late night offers Merv Griffin Johnny Carson Dick Cavett and a Dean Martin entry.
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David Frost
Movie
Merv Griffin
Flip Wilson
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
Everest
Daily TV Schedule Fringes With Daytime Lineup
A dense listing of daytime and early evening TV programs shows Time slots from 6:20 to 3:50 with a mix of soap operas game shows and talk shows. Notable entries include Doctor Donahue Jeopardy Edge of Night Guiding Light and The Galloping Gourmet along with Lucille Ball Dinah Shore and Phil Donahue appearances across stations.
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Dear Abby and Reader Letters from Norwalk Reflector
A Norwalk column presents Abby advice on a 34yearold mother facing her 15yearold son's romance with a two year younger girl and a letter about guests taking refreshments home. Abby advises no legal action unless charges are desired. Also a reader letter complains about guests taking leftovers and hostesses’ replies. The Norwalk Reflector details subscription info and publication notice.
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Abby
Altho
Little Rock
Why Pintos Cost $5,500 In Japan
New York United Press International reports Treasury Secretary John Connally sparked Japan's auto lobby by noting a Ford Pinto sells for 2200 in the U.S. and more than 5000 in Japan due to tariffs. Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association questions the pricing and argues U.S. makers avoid full distribution in Japan.
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UPI
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John Connally
Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association
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Japan
Ford
Kenkishi Konishi
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Konishi
Britain
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Vega
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