Sunday school drop-out problem studied by Seattle church
Facing a Sunday school drop-out problem in BEATYLE Washington a Seattle church convened experts including Dr Richard Jarvis Rev Arnold Fenton and a Sunday school graduate to diagnose causes. They noted intimidation frivolity lack of clergy attention and unprepared teachers as key faults with 260 pupils in 1957 shrinking to 125.
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Father Fenton
Mike Turnsen
St. Mark
Episcopal
Robert W. Barnes
St. Mark's
Barnes
Jarvis
New York
Forum on Economics Highlights College Queens
A panel at the Hall of Free Enterprise near the World’s Fair in New York hosted a “Forum on Economics” with fifty selected college queens. The columnist and judges asked provocative questions, yielding commentary perceived as critical of UB faculties and American businessmen, though the girls did not intend blame.
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Hall of Free Enterprise
New York
College
Queens
America
Campus attitudes fault U.S. industry for poor image
In a youth attitude study, fifty college women from UCLA Florida and Connecticut express antipathy to business as a husband choice and cite myths about the profit system. They blame movies, TV, and books for a negative business image rather than schools, urging better outreach by industry itself.
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Busingas
America
University of California of Los Angeles
University of Florida
University of Connecticut
Vance Packard
Thomas County residents reject second school bond proposal
Voters outside Thomasville again rejected a county wide bond issue for new school facilities to ease crowding. In Zone 1 and 2 residents approved a fire protection proposal while Zone 3 rejected it, with talks ongoing on a city service contract and tax implications.
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Thomas County
Thomasville
County Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Learning From The Chinese POVERTY And Delinquency
The column notes poverty and environment as factors in juvenile behavior but questions whether environment weighs as much as believed. Paul Harvey cites data claiming seven percent of American youths break the law while none are Chinese, and cites Chinese leaders praising strict family discipline and respect. The piece suggests Americans could learn from American Chinese communal practices.
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San Frincisco
America
Teachers prioritise equipment and buildings over pay
Trendex polling of teachers shows 62 percent want better teaching aids such as books and AV materials, 40 percent seek improved school buildings, and only 22 percent call for higher salaries. Most who did prefer raises rank them last, highlighting a focus on tools for better work. Charleston Daily Mail report.
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Trendex
Today in History June 18 1966 Highlights
Key events on June 18 include 1815 Wellington Blucher defeat Napoleon at Waterloo. 1812 Congress declares war on Britain. 1940 Nazis seize Cherbourg. 1942 Churchill arrives in the U S for talks with Roosevelt. 1945 Buckner killed on Okinawa. 1956 Mendes France chosen premier.
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Associated Press
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von Blucher
Napoleon
Waterloo
Congress
Great Britain
Cherbourg
Winston Churchill
United States
Franklin Roosevelt
U. S
Simon Buckner
Okinawa
Pierre Mendes-France
France
Peace Hopes Dim as Johnson Holds News Conference
President Johnson spoke for over an hour in the White House briefing as B82 bombers launched their first saturation bombing from Guam against Viet Cong targets in South Vietnam. Britain and the Commonwealth prepared a peace mission while Johnson signaled cautious cooperation and no immediate talks with Hanoi.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Guam
Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
British Commonwealth
Wag
Goldwater T
Free Society Association
Arisenan
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Amerca
United States
Red China
North
South Viet Nam
Pemagon
Nurse Julie Klebaum ends year of service in Vietnam
Lt Julie Klebaum of Wapato Washington bids farewell from the 8th U S Army Field Hospital after a year treating some five thousand five hundred patients. She recalls brave pilots and demanding work while noting attention from airmen and patients and plans a month off before reporting to Brooke Army Medical Center.
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Julie Klebaum
Wapato
Wash
U.S. Army Field Hospital
Brooke Army Medical Center
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
Julie
Times Enterprise Thomasville Ga Local News Notices
Publication details for the Times Enterprise Co. inc daily except Sunday. Includes postal info, subscription rates, mailing addresses in Thomasville Georgia, and tax notes.
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Aleo
Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
N. Madison
P. O. Toxome
Government targets big firms then votes more minions
An editorial voice criticizes government actions on overseas investments and unemployment. It argues a 48 hour work week could relieve jobs and prevent bankruptcies while noting global tensions and shifting fashion trends. The piece closes with a wry remark on envy of others.
Declaring salvation faith as truth in broadcasting
The speaker defends clear religious doctrine at broadcasts end, arguing dogmatic clarity on salvation in Jesus Christ. He contrasts weather speculation with mathematics and insists personal salvation claim remains accurate truth delivered kindly.
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Christ
C. M
Jesus Christ
Fifty college queens defend free enterprise at World's Fair panel
The group rejects brainwashing claims and argues profits are a proper business cost, linking mass production to mass consumption. They acknowledge Marx would be surprised by the rise of the consumer and warn professors fail to convey corporate social value to undergraduates.
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America
United States
College
Queens
Hall of Free Enterprise
Karl Marx
Henry Ford
Marx
Rus Sea Across Crossword Clue Puzzle Fill
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Sagack
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