Premature Babies Less Effective Students Findings Report
Johns Hopkins researchers conclude a five year study shows many premature infants perform worse academically than normal peers. IQ gaps grow from about 3 points at age six to 6.5 points by later childhood, with deficits in arithmetic, comprehension, abstract reasoning, and motor development. Only 46.1 percent of prematures reach seventh grade by age 12 or 13 versus 56.4 percent of controls.
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Baltimore, Md
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Gerald Wiener
Paul Harper
Baltimore
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Neegro
Wiener
Mossler Children Yearn For Peace Anonymity
Four Mossler children recount life after their mother's gunfire death and the murder trial of Candace Mossley. Martha and Danny Mossler, ages 15 and 14, adapt to public scrutiny while awaiting justice. The siblings, adopted by Jacques Mossler, face questions about identity, loyalty, and future motherhood amid the sensational Miami case.
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Miami, Fla
Martha Mosesler
Danny Mossler
Mosesler
Martha
Danny
Chris
Eddie
Jacques Mossler
Miami
Candace Mossley
Messler
Chicago
Leonard Glenn
Alexander
Glenn
Illinois
Jacques Mossier
Mossier
Outer Space
National Honor Society
Mossler Murder Trial Under Way In Miami
In Miami, a jury selection for the Mossler murder trial nears completion amid defense challenges. Candace Mossler and nephew Melvin Powers face delays as a migraine stint interrupts proceedings and 135 jurors are screened. The case centers on the 1964 murder of Jacques Mossler and details of the family’s troubled past emerge during testimony.
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Mossler
Miami
Fla
Candace Mossler
Melvin Lane Powers
Messier
Powers
Jacques
God Is Everywhere and Redeemer in Bible Teachings
Sunday School lesson by Clarence Cranford explores how Bible writers saw God in nature and history, and as Redeemer through slavery, ransom, and forgiveness. It links ancient slavery imagery to Jesus life as a ransom, Paul’s doctrine of justification, and the costly nature of forgiveness for peace and reconciliation.
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Clarence Cranford
Ghereman Titov
Earth
God
Angel
Ers
Israel
Egypt
Red Sea
Isaiah
Jesus
Paul
Gether
Say What Happened To Old What's-Her-Name Hedy Lamarr Arrested
A onetime Hollywood glamour queen, Hedy Lamarr, was arrested on petty theft charges after a store security guard saw her place clothing and goods valued at 86 dollars into a bag and leave. She was released on bond with police reporting checks and valuables totaling at least 14 thousand dollars in her purse. Her attorneys called it a misunderstanding and noted she shopped with a friend. Lamarr rose to fame in the 1930s and 40s.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Hedy Lamarr
Helen McGarry
Miss Lamarr
Maurice Inman
Television Schedule Fragment from Evening Lineup
A dense list of televised programs with time slots and program names spanning daytime into late night. Entries include talk shows, serials, game shows, dramas, westerns, cartoons, and news, with multiple channel notes and parenthetical marks.
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General Hospital
Andy Griffith
Morning Star
Dick van Dyke
Paradise Bay
Donna Reed
Father K Best
Guiding Light
Death by Own Action Triggers Illinois Wage Worries
Illinois debt crisis sparks a legislative response after William Rodriguez earlier set a debt protection precedent. Carl W. Clark of Peotone, 24, driven by tax and debt loot, shot himself after pay withheld for Indiana taxes left him penniless. Ford Motor Co. and Indiana officials faced questions over cross state wage garnishment. The case highlights tensions between debtor protections and tax collection efforts.
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Chicago
William Rodriguez
Ter, Clark
Ford Motor Co
Chicago Heights
Indiana
Illinois State Line
Peastone
Clark
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
United Auto Workers Local 588
Rudolph Milasich Sr
Michigan
Ilinois
William L. Fortune
Porter County
Valparaiso
Indianapolis
Joseph Conan
Michael Miela
Alnon
State Labor Department
Blacksmith Classes Offered In Virginia
Martinsville Virginia residents learn of a federally funded trade school to boost farrier skills. Lu ther Ward receives a 15000 dollar SBA loan to run a 12 week course with 16 students yearly. Both genders may enroll at a one acre site near the North Carolina border. Ward notes rising horsepower and few farriers as demand grows.
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Martinsville
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Small Business Administration
Luther (Smokey) Ward
North Carolina
Ward
Pede Ple
States
Canada
Four reasons Whittle gives for firing two workers
Bluefield city Manager Randolph G. Whittle cites four reasons for firing two street department employees. He says they operated a scraper to clear snow, rammed five cars, hit a hedge, and got stuck in a ditch and abandoned the scraper after running out of gas.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Randolph G. Whittle
Whittle
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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George Schulz
Percy Foreman
Schulz
Arthur Lawrence
Television
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Jungle Jon
Hoppity Hooper
Bat Masterson
Huckleberry Hound
Superman
Wells Fargo
Hullabaloo
John Forsythe
Jessie James
Lucille Ball
Dr. Kildare
Shenandoah
Andy Williams
Hazel
Peyton Place
Hollywood Palace
Merv Griffin
Sunda
Yost
Alabama
UAW
Milasich
Roger D. Branigin
Virginia
Australian National Research Expedition
Volkswagen
Antarctica
Conzelman Motors, Inc
Hiway
South Lawrence, Kansas
Au Tnomzeo Dealer
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