Tolerant approach aids unwed mothers education in 1966
The article reports cities creating salvage programs for pregnant students. Washington opens Webster School for 150, expanding to 400. Chicago starts a similar school. Los Angeles funds two 50 girl classrooms with prenatal care. Programs include home instruction, night classes, and reintegration after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal R. Cooper
Associated Press
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D.C
Washington
Webster School
John D. Koontz
District of Columbia Schools
Chicago
Sacramento
Calif
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Baltimore
Arthur Lichtenstein
State of Washington
Open dorms debate stirs college readers
A letter responding to Ann Landers on campus sex policy sparks lively, mixed opinions. Geronimo argues for modern sexual freedom, while others warn against abortion and pregnancy risks. A 17 year old also shares her stance, detailing support for responsible choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Annie
Geronimo
Buddy- Boy
Ann Landers Replies and College Attitudes On Sex
A reader supports Ann Landers on realistic views about sex and rules, urging that love and sex belong together while cautioning against treating sex as mere recreation. The note criticizes a dorm survey question and offers a personal stance on respect, marriage, and sincerity. The Carbondale University High School PTA plans officers election with an art exhibit at Farr Auditorium tonight at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Illinois
Carbondale University High School Parent Teacher Association
Farr
Area Couple Takes Vows
Kenneth L. Holderfield and his wife announce the marriage of their daughter Kendra Sue to James M. Satterfield. The ceremony was in Joliet with a Baptist minister. Kendra Sue, a 1965 SIU graduate, teaches in Bradley and will move to St. Louis with her husband, an architect there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Holderfield
S. 16Th St
Herrin
Kendra Sue
James M. Satterfield
Clarence L. Satterfield
S 22Nd St
Joliet
Southern Illinois University
Bradley
Satterfield
SIU
St Ann's Altar Society Hosts Summer Sup and Talk
Members and prospective members of St. Ann's Altar Society in Murphysboro gathered for a covered dish supper. The Rev. Fred Renschen spoke on the Holy Land. President Mrs. Freeman Wright announced no summer meeting. September opening event will welcome new members. Hostess group included Mrs. Tobias K Berger, Mrs. Edward Crowell, Mrs. Robert Fager, and Mrs. Richard W. Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's Altar Society
Murphysboro
Fred Renschen
St. Andrew’s Church
Holy Land
Freeman Wright
Tobias K Berger
Edward Crowell
Robert Fager
Richard W. Will
Molded Plastics Updated for Casual Dining Shift
A local venue adds molded plastics to its casual dining setup, signaling a materials upgrade for table service and improved guest experience. The change suggests a broader move toward lower cost, disposable or reusable plastic ware in dining operations.
FASTEETH Promises Firm Plate Hold For Dentures
FASTEETH powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates secures false teeth firmly preventing slide or rock. It is alkaline and non acidic with no gummy taste and claims to curb plate odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.
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William H. Goff
Dayton
Minneapolis
Evelyn D. Deno
Elliott Becken
Medford, Wash
Hollywood
Tinseland
North Park Ave
Carbondale
Mardale Shopping Center
Ben Franklin Carbondale, Ill
Herrin Rexall
Freshface
Lena
Beauty Shoppe
Park
North 14Th St
Herrin, Ill
Jim Martin
Jim Scarlett
West Frankfort Treece Supply
Zeigler Cisto Standard
Marion Cagles
Sawyer TV & Paint
Sparta
Colorama TV
Vienna Walker’s Hardware
Anna Bigler Lumber
Alexander
University Carbondale
Southern
Your
Rael
Hewitt
Tere
Rae
G.A.C
North Park Avenue
Ilinois
Marion
West Frankfort
MT. Vernon
RCA
Whirlpool Corporation
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Radio Corporation of America
S. Illinois
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