Productive Thinking and Foster Teenager Crisis
Editorial notes a 306 page study on productive thinking in education funded by NEA and Carnegie and outlines findings on creativity intelligence and deprived environments. It then recounts Johnny a teenager in foster care, his moves, hunger, rejection, crime and imprisonment, ending with a call to Clermont County Welfare Children’s Services for foster homes for teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Navy
Clermont County Welfare Department
Children’s Services
Looking Backward: Aug 27 1930 County Fair in Owensville
In Owensville the county fair faced rain and drought hurting attendance and receipts. Hardware dealer John C. Fuhr distributed lucky-number cards and awarded a gas stove to Mrs. Harry Patchell of Stonelick. The item notes Lt Ralph D. McAfee’s Marine Corps promotion and Nicaragua post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
John C. Fuhr
Williamsburg
Harry Patchell
Stonelick
D. C
Ralph D. McAfee
Batavia
Lessons of history warn on fiscal policy and morality
Dr. George S. Benson analyzes William Mc Chesney Martin Jr. and the June 1 1965 Federal Reserve warning. He argues sustained restraint is needed to prevent recessions, balance of payments deficits loom, and that monetary policy must align with higher national morality to avoid repeating 1929 style dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McChesney Martin, Jr
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Martin
Nea
U. S
Federal Reserve
Gardner Ackley
Mr. Martin
America
Oklahoma Youths Philosophize On News And Lobsters
In Oklahoma a reporter probes teens and a boy compares an unwelcome topic to a lobster with thinned insides. A mother scolds a daughter over an addiction joke and the teen quips about on the job training amid casual banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anadia
Roll Call Assigns Soldiers to Germany and Tank Training
Army Pvt couple Williams of Marathon is assigned to the 8th Infantry Division in Germany near Bad Kreuznach. PFC Gilbert Dotson of Goshen trains in tank gunnery at Grafenwohr with 4th Armored Division near Bamberg after serving at Fort Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Coum
Williams
Ray C. Williams
Marathon
8Th Infantry
8Th
Bad Kreuznach
Army
Fort Knox
Northeastern High School
Owensville
Muhlberger’s
Newtown
Gilbert W. Dotson
Gilbert C. Dotson
Goshen
Grafenwohr
Dotson
4Th Armored Division
35Th Armor
Bamberg
Goshen High School
Tennis Champ Alan Da Costa advocates youth leadership in Ceylon
In an interview from Himmat, 18 year old Alan Da Costa, son of Noel Da Costa, discusses tennis, his win record, and his national leadership campaign. He calls for disciplined youth, economic stability, and plans for Moral Re-Armament in Ceylon with conferences, training camps, and centers. He envisions a doctor’s future and a united, peaceful nation as a regional example. Also promotes a Series E Savings Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himmat
Ceylon
Alan da Costa
Noel da Costa
Alan
Colombo
India
Bandaranaike
Asia
Subsidy Plan Promises Housing Aid for Disadvantaged
Senator Norris Cotton criticizes the administrations rent supplement scheme as encouraging dependence by paying part of tenants rent. He warns the program could push Americans into rental units and reduce home ownership which he says preserves family life and defends against communism. The figure cited suggests some recipients could earn up to eleven thousand dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
America
FBI
CIA
Un-America
Food For Thought by Paul Varney
A column argues that true Bible teaching must offend the unsaved and backsliders, while pleasing none. It contrasts doctrinal offense with gentle religious rhetoric and cites Isaiah 53 6 and I Corinthians 1 23 24 to claim Paul refused to please men in preaching Christ crucified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Apostle Paul
Christ
Paul
Parson Jones Sermon on Viet Nam Offers Three Points
A letter writer plans a Sunday sermon about Vietnam. He argues the war exposes humanity's mess like Columbus and calls for divine guidance as the only exit. He uses humor and biblical framing to urge faith over politics in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Ole Columbus
Poet's Nook verse set by Edna Hamilton Nina Willis Walter
A short poetry page presents two verses by Edna Hamilton and Nina Willis Walter. The first celebrates close of day with birds cattle and lullabies as tired man and beast rest. The second imagines an old man rocking in a chair under a night sky.
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Edna Hamilton
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Paul Torrance
Bureau of Educational Research
University of Minnesota
Johnny
Alot
Torrance
David P. Ausubel
University of
Ilinois
Eloise Ellis
Hugo Hawke
Route 2
New Richmond
Facefines
Jail
Russell Flynn
Flynn
Hannah Hardware Company of
Bethel
Mt. Carmel
North Union Township
Public Utility Company
George S. Benson
Federal Re Reserve
Europe
Oklahoma
RED Cross
Thomas G. Andrews
Food For
Paul Varney
Parson Jones
Poet's Nook
By Nina Willis Walter
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