Modern child's manners and duty amid changing spaces
The Altamont Illinois News discusses new bad manners in children and notes that many woodsheds have been converted into garages. It stresses that people should clearly see the other fellow's duty and that spiritual nourishment is as essential as material sustenance.
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When Boys Become Men In a School Age Society
A critique of modern youth development argues that schooling fills time once used for family and work, delaying adulthood. Sociologist James Coleman and others urge less school and more work to cultivate responsibility, independence, and mature work habits. They note employers find youths unreliable due to lacking adult attitudes.
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Marriage Advice: Papering a Ceiling Before Marriage
Dr. M L Tweeton humorously advises couples to paper a ceiling together before marrying. He suggests if they survive the project, they can marry with greater assurance it will last. The remark reflects practical humor about joint projects testing compatibility.
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Mini-skirt courtesy shifts to treat says Griggs
A New London Journal reader quote notes changing etiquette about letting women enter a car first. Duane Griggs discusses the shift from courtesy to treat in social behavior.
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Moscow telephone directory debuts with 18 digit dialing
The first Moscow telephone directory since 1958 sells for 12 rubles per four volume set. Limited to 50,000 copies at city newsstands for 700,000 private subscribers and 150,000 communal apartments. It explains direct long distance dialing now being introduced in the Soviet Union and uses an 18 digit number versus 11 digits in the United States.
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MS patient Linda Light shares battle with multiple sclerosis
Linda Light, a 29 year old who once modeled in Miss Universe 1962 contests, now uses a wheelchair during a 1972 1963 remission and teaches after MS diagnosis. Doctors explain MS damages axons and myelin, with NMSS funding 4.5 million for research as Linda hopes for a cure.
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Bridge clash at world championship Netherlands Italy 1966
In the Netherlands Italy 1966 match Garozzo and Forquet drive to four spades and eleven tricks for 650 points after an artificial club bid. Holland’s DeLeeuw Blitzblum defense nets 810 points in a more tactical hand. Tomorrow: The only chance.
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