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Newspaper
Richardson Daily News
Location
Richardson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
1
The reading program in Richardson elementary schools uses three approaches to tailor instruction. Intra class grouping places students with similar needs together, inter class grouping aligns pupils by achievement, and enriched materials support all learners. Primary classes allow faster readers to progress while slower ones advance at a steady pace.
The program provides basal readers at school as the reading foundation and uses supplementary readers to enrich and broaden knowledge. Home readers are issued to practice speed and fluency, chosen to match each child's ability, with library books and magazines supplementing outside reading.
Gen. Wallace M. Greene says two US soldiers Sgt George E. Smith and Spec. 5 Claude D McClure freed by the Viet Cong show signs of brainwashing after two years in captivity. They praised their captors and urged antiwar action, prompting debate over indoctrination and U.S. army response.
Two Texas oil field workers, Shelby Jones age 39 and Arthur Crain age 30 from Snyder, were injured in an explosion at a Tenneco oil field site in Loco Hills east of Artesia. They were attempting to plug one of eight wells when a nitroglycerine cap exploded, causing severe cuts from flying steel and tools. Both were listed in satisfactory condition.
Partly cloudy expected with a bump in temperatures. Wednesday highs in the upper 60s and a low around 40s Thursday mornings. Tuesday's high reached 62 degrees.
Thomas Robinson a 16 year old from Brownsville Texas was indicted on three counts after firing nine shots aboard a National Airlines DC8 jetliner on November 17. He was ordered to undergo psychiatric tests at the federal hospital in Springfield Missouri. The charges include piracy assaulting threatening and intimidating a flight attendant and interfering with the pilot.
A fire in Arab, Louisiana destroyed Bennie T. Graci’s home shortly after he completed repairs from Hurricane Betsy. No injuries were reported.
Town North Barbershop Chorus of about 50 Richardson men, a SP EBSQSA chapter, performs during the Men's Club Ladies Night at First Methodist Church in Richardson. The 6:30 p.m. event in Fellowship Hall features a program aligned with the year’s theme Our Christian Witness and tickets cost 1.35.
Masters Inc in New York sold about 50 televisions at 8.98 dollars each to the first 500 shoppers after a newspaper ad misprinted the price as 89.98. The store closed for the day following the rapid sale in the public safety stunt.
Lions Clubs across Texas honor the Kerrville camp opened in 1953 that serves crippled blind deaf or mute children ages seven through sixteen. The facility spans 504 hillside acres with 17 buildings and improvements valued at over 600000. the camp offers free access and aims to foster growth and citizenship through counseling and peer interaction.
GREENVILLE Miss in a UPI report two men from Lake Village Arkansas surrendered to authorities charged with firing on four men in a small boat on the Mississippi River. Billy Bledsoe 58 and J L Smith 53 faced charges of intentionally aiming discharging and wounding with a deadly weapon. They posted $1 000 bonds and await a Thursday hearing. The victims Allen E Kelly Sr 53 and Garland Kelly 21 were wounded in the leg. two others escaped injury.
A hard freeze extended from the north into Kentucky Tennessee and northern Arkansas and Mississippi. Light frost reached the Gulf Coast while clear skies prevailed for most of the nation with showers in Arizona and New Mexico. Lingering snow flurries dusted the eastern Great Lakes region.
Chancey Myers 86 a cosmopolitan recluse with $60 000 in assets lived in a cave near Wheeler Texas. His metal box held title to 360 acres worth $40 000 while a bank book showed $20 000. Graveside service set in Clinton Oklahoma.
Pianist Gaylia See Ley recovering and practicing for a Sunday recital at First Presbyterian Church. Librarian Marguerite Anderson and FABLERS Storytelling League host a Christmas Family Story Hour with Eunice Steinacker and Barbara Crews. Also Red Cross Voices From Home fundraiser Saturday at Dallas Federal Savings and Loan 1 to 5 PM.
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