Sidewalk Comments on a Troubled America by HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE editorializes on national malaise describing a blue nation fed up with inflation crime and bad leadership. He paints a divided society facing Indochina and Vietnam woes rising rents a yawning generation gap and public disillusion with progress aided by a moon souvenir pride and a joking moon.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Earth
Indochina
Bre’er Rabbit
Uncle Remus
Vietnam
Discovery program targets early learning in Highland Park
Universal Education unveils the Discovery Center in Highland Park a preschool program using self discovery and parental involvement. Timmy and siblings receive individual assessments across 35 skills while staff set home learning goals with parents. Centers emphasize noninterventional, child paced activity with weekly two hour visits at 45 dollars a month.
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Carole Martin
Associated Press
Highland Park, N. M
Timothy
Karen
Ziggy
Jimmy
Timmy
Universal Education Corp
Francis Mechner
Universal Education
Discovery Center
Highland Park
Sidney Schlein
Gram
Mechner
Lombardi Speaks on Youth Unrest and Leadership
Vincent Lombardi, the famed coach and educator, discusses youth unrest, discipline, and the need for strong leadership. He argues for responsibility, respect for authority, and punishment as a deterrent, while criticizing excessive sympathy for misfits and calling for focus on achievers.
Flag raising rally in Pecos backs president and troops
Editorial urges Pecos residents to support a flag raising demonstration backing President Mixon amid Vietnam and Cambodia conflict. It notes local families with sons in Vietnam and calls for flying the flag and mourning fallen heroes as signs of loyalty to the United States.
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Vietnam
Cambodia
Pecos
Pres. Mixon
United States
Woman’s Work Still Heavily Stacked On Home Tasks
A University of Washington study summarized in the Journal of Home Economics finds little overall change in housework over 50 years. Seattle mothers in 1968 spent more time on food prep and dishwashing than 1930, and general house care rose by about three hours weekly.
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Florence Hall
Marguerite Schroeder
University of Washington
Seattle
Journal of Home Economics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Jae Nooprene
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