Communal Kibbutz Living Favored for Children Says Bettelheim
University of Chicago psychologist Dr. Bruno Bettelheim described kibbutzim in Israel as communal farms where children are raised collectively. He cited equal work, shared possessions, lack of grades, and cooperative values, noting no sexual promiscuity or violence observed among about 100000 Israeli children.
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Israel
University of Chicago
Bruno Bettelheim
American Associa
Advancement of Science
Bettelheim
American
Associated For Advancement of Science
Three Hurt in Route 11 Middletown Collision
Three people were injured Sunday at 5:15 p.m. on Route 11 at Middletown city limits in a crash involving a Baker car from Edinburg driven by s Baker and a pickup from Middletown driven by John Walker. Judith Baker, David Baker age 7, and Hilda Baker sustained injuries while the Baker car was a total loss and the pickup damage priced at $300.
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Middletown
J. W. Detrick
S Baker
Edinburg
John Walker
Baker
Judith Baker
David Baker
Hilda Baker
Detrick
Williamsburg Heights Plans 100 Acre Residential Development
Williamsburg Heights Company has purchased a 100 acre parcel on the west side of Handley Avenue for about 400000. The site known as Cedar Hills extends west from the Handley dead end, with Abrams Creek running through it. The plan calls for subdividing into half acre lots to accommodate about 200 homes, with the new development on the highest point in the city. The deed places most of the property in Frederick County with a portion in Winchester limits.
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Williamsburg Heights Company
Cedar Hills
Handley Ave
M. Louise Williams
Middletown
C. Robert Creamer
T. T. Lewandowski
H. W. Butler, Jr
Winchester
John J. Armstrong
Detroit
Mich
Rt. 11
Powers, Shockey
McSherry Lupton Estate
Frederick County
Abrams Creek
Creamer
Williamsburg Heights
Rock Festival Ends in a Total Loss in Florida
Hollywood Florida AP reports a Miami Hollywood rock festival ended in a total loss with one death 47 arrests and six figures in financial damage. Allan Wayne Ollis 20 from Sumter South Carolina died from a fractured skull after a fall from a spotlight tower.
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S.C
Broward County
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High Masacala
Norman Johnson
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Johnson
Closing NASA Center Triggers Unrest in Cambridge
The decision to close NASA's Electronics Research Center in Cambridge cuts 850 jobs with an $18 million payroll and about $25 million in annual Massachusetts contracts. Kennedy and Sargent condemn the move as a mistake. Paine insists politics did not drive the shutdown.
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Space Agency
New Electronics Research Center
White House
Massachusetts
NASA Center
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Dmass
Cambridge Center
Nixon
Francis W. Sargent
Edward W. Brooke
NASA
David E. Harrison
Democratic State Committee
Thomas O. Paine
Boston
Perot Still Trying to Deliver Gifts in POW Aid Flight
Texas billionaire H Ross Perot departed Anchorage for the final leg of his around the world effort to deliver belated Christmas gifts to U S service members held prisoner in North Vietnam The cargo valued at about 400000 included medical supplies clothing and food and was repackaged in Anchorage by more than 1000 residents The plan faced Hanoi's deadline and Perot hoped Vietnamese and Soviet authorities would permit onward delivery to Moscow and Hanoi ahead of New Year’s Eve aiming to reach Hanoi by deadline
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North Vietnam
Nixon to Appoint Negro Air Force General
Senate Armed Services Committee creates a seven member subcommittee to monitor Soviet disarmament talks. Sen. Henry M. Jackson will chair. members include Stennis Byrd Inouye Smith Tower and Brooke. Talks start April 16 in Vienna after Helsinki preliminaries.
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Soviet Union
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D Wash
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D-Miss
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Maine
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Stennis
Vienna
Helsinki
Finland
Tractor-Trailer Crashes Into Smith River In Martinsville
A tractor-trailer skidded on a bridge in Martinsville and crashed through a guard rail, plunging 150 feet into the Smith River. Driver John Clanton Dobbs, 25, of Sanford North Carolina, survived with scratches and a leg injury as the truck was demolished.
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Smith River
John Clanton Dobbs
Sanford
N.C
Draft Evasion Charges Dismissed for Gustavson
Judge James B. Parsons dismissed draft evasion charges against Dennis M. Gustavson a 26 year old Bloomington Illinois law student. The ruling found he was denied proper procedure when seeking conscientious objector status. Gustavson remarked that college students are conniving but he would uphold the law and called for more money for draft supervision.
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James B. Parsons
U.S. District Court
Dennis M. Gustavson
Bloomington
Ill
Selective Service
Gustavson
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