Iran Seeks Return of 5000 Plus Students Abroad
Tehran notes a brain drain as more than 16 000 Iranians study abroad with 80 percent illiteracy at home. Ambassador Zahedia aims to persuade graduates to return, highlighting land reform, food production and the danger of Western temptations and Communist influence. Dr Amuzegar, a Cornell and George Washington PhD graduate and agriculture minister, recalls challenges and prefers reform over revolution.
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Eight-Year-Old Square Dancers Liven PTA Meeting
Youngsters from East Carlisle School performed lively square dances at the PTA event, wit hages through "Dive for the Oyster" and "Red River Valley" while local clubs announced weekly events and new figures from George Jabbusch at Overlook Squares in North Olmsted.
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Religious bias headlines Kennedy campaign clash in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin primary ad by a past Democratic party figure stirs religion based campaign rancor as bigotry against Kennedy resurfaces. The ad urges Catholic voters to back Kennedy with a claim of Protestant loyalty for Humphrey questioned by Gov Nelson who called it reprehensible. The promoter was located in Chicago preparing to return to Tampa Florida.
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Life Begins At 40 Sparks Simple Bathtub Slip Proof
Alma Hayes, a widow and retired fashion designer, turned a columnist tip into a thriving business selling rubberized slip proof bath tub strips. She partnered with a financier, demonstrated the product in stores, and says orders are flooding in across the country with hopes of selling half a million units in the first year.
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Card Game Rules Q and A from Hoyle Column
The column answers card game questions. It states that in partnership games the holder of a called card need not play it immediately and that callers need not hold a suit card. It compares Cassino variants and notes jacks can be built in Royal Cassino. It also addresses Joker points in Gin Rummy and suggests 25 points if left in hand when an opponent knocks.
Education Pay: Ulcer Mill or Valuable Role for Superintendents
The city superintendent of schools averages 51, two degrees, and an $11,900 salary, calling the job an ulcer mill yet saying he would choose it again. Salaries vary widely by city size, with ranges from $6,000 to over $35,000, and most leaders hold a master’s degree. Most superintendents trace their paths from teaching to administration, often lacking recent study of core subjects, and many have never taught at the elementary or secondary level.
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New Elyria Catholic Paper Chooses Junior Editor
Elyria Catholic announces Kathleen McIntyre, a junior, as editor of the Chal lenge with a junior-staffed edition debut. The new staff plans to run until mid next year, offering fresh leadership and fresh layouts amid praise for the Herald’s recent All-American rating.
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Massachusetts teacher keeps two wives on one salary
The Old Woodchopper jokes about a Massachusetts schoolteacher living with two wives for seven months and dodging law. He quips the man’s ability to support two families on a teacher’s pay deserves consideration and mocks press probing secrecy.
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Six Hearts Show Sacrifice Bid In Bridge Match
North South faced a tactical clash in a team event as Bill Root overbid six spades to avoid a risky seven hearts, while East West aimed for a grand slam against seven hearts. West doubted and failed to read the diamond ruff, costing two hundred points.
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Avon Lake approves zoning move for North Gate area
Avon Lake Planning Commission recommends rezoning Frielingsdorf Corp property at Walker and Moore roads from B-11A to CP-1 to unify the North Gate Shopping Center area under one zoning. The suggestion goes to the city council for final action.
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