Motorcycles boom outruns safety rules in Lorain County
Lorain County officials warn riding two wheelers raises risk as numbers surge from 396 000 in 1961 to 1 288 000 by 1965. Police urge helmet laws, safety education, and better policing amid complaints of noise and reckless operation.
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Lorain County
Amherst
Arthur Koppenhafer
Lorain County Law Enforcement Officers’ Academy
Columbus
Ohio
Elyria
Maurice C Flood
Flood
Cle Club
Jack Drage
Drage
Koppenhafer
Modern veterinary clinics offer advanced care for pets
Reader's Digest notes that small animal hospitals are rising faster than human hospitals, with clean examining rooms, disposable supplies, sterilized instruments, and high tech gear. Pets receive regular checkups, X rays, vaccines, and even house calls, as veterinarians emphasize cleanliness and comfort.
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Reader's Digest
United States
Elyria
Anual
Canada the time to visit for high living and scenery
Travel piece extols Canada as a mature nation near 100 years since Confederation. It cites modern architecture and multi lane highways, luxury hotels, and fine dining in cities like Vancouver and Winnipeg, while highlighting regional specialties and preserved Old World charm in Quebec and Victoria.
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Melba Woelfle
Canada
Confederation
Modrea
Vancouver
Wanapeg
Paris
New Brunswick
Manitoba
France
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Quebec City
Europe
England
Victoria
British Columbia
Reading Reform Foundation criticizes progressive education stance
Editor notes a longtime anti progressives stance by the Read ing Reform Foundation of New York led by Watson Washburn and Mrs. Raymond Rubicam. It argues progressive methods like life adjustment learning by doing and look say harm reading skills and cites a 4 Aug conference where Dr Arthur Trace Jr estimates three quarters of American children are taught look say.
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Reading Reform Foundation
44Th St
New York City
Watson Washburn
New York
Raymond Rubicam
Scottsdale. Ariz
Africa
John
Arthur Trace, Jr
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Dr. Trace
Old waterworks still in use in West Asia
West Asia preserves ancient irrigation through Roman systems and Persian qanat tunnels. In Iran, centuries old canals and dikes still feed fields and cisterns, while Ye men relies on underground water channels to moisten vast tracts.
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West Asia
Tehran
Rome
Persia
Levant
Iran
Yemen
Device aids deaf blind to use telephone in test
In California a tactic speech indicator converts sounds into vibrations on a telephone for deaf blind users. The caller asks yes no questions and the device records responses with double vibrations for yes and single impulses for no. The user frames questions to suit yes or no answers during trials by the American Foundation for the Blind.
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Northridge
Calif
American Foundation For the Blind
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