Father Image Teachers and Grade School Reading Gains
In Newark New Jersey George O Cureton at Morton Street School conducted a year long study showing first grade students taught by a male autocratic teacher outperformed peers taught by women. The class ran a year and a half ahead in reading with boys benefiting most while female taught groups reached only typical second grade level. Cureton argues strong male presence in the classroom can compensate for weaker home father figures and improve discipline and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Cureton
Morton Street School
Newark
N. J
Cureton
Youths Overtake Workers as Major Consumer Force
Government economists warn that more than one in four Americans attend school daily, shifting consumer power toward students. The trend suggests a long term shift from factory and office workers to youth who pursue theory and fact.
South Vietnam mobilizes first general draft to end war
Saigon signals progress as President Thieu signs a mobilization law enabling 200000 more conscripts and placing 910000 South Vietnamese under arms this year. The move suggests Hanoi should note a hardline shift as South Vietnam plans to bear the main burden of fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Vietnam
Paris
Nguyen van Thieu
Hanoi
Wrought iron fence from Gov Holliday era found near Pure Oil site
The iron fence once around Gov Holliday's home was relocated to the Pure Oil service station site on N Cameron Street. It is believed to be a Snapp Foundry piece. Winchester will use 162 225 pounds of sugar for canning.
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Gov. Holliday
Pure Oil
N. Cameron St
Snapp Foundry
Winchester
Winchester Chamber Directors discuss civic commercial campaign
Fifty years ago in 1918, the Chamber of Commerce directors met to plan a campaign to form a civic commercial body for Winchester. The city faced mounting debt of $7000 with no relief in sight and funds insufficient to relieve hospital expenses.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
The Right Use of Social Distinction
Earl L. Douglas argues social standing has limited value and warns against vanity. He notes that those who wield prestige to belittle others become nuisances, while proper use can be commendable. The piece distinguishes born privilege from humble origins and urges ethical conduct.
Britons gripe as London Bridge sale to Arizona proceeds
London Bridge is being dismantled and sold for 2.46 million dollars to the McCulloch Oil Corp. It will be rebuilt as a tourist show in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, while Britons fret over the loss of heritage to American buyers.
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London
NEA
London Bridge
Arizona
America
New World
Britain
McCulloch Oil Corp
Lake Havasu City
Ariz
Long Beach
Califf
Lake Havasu
United States
Christopher Wrenchurch
Fulton
Missouri
Winston Churchill
Calif
Philadelphia
Plains
London Bridge not falling down to Arizona view of a bold swap
An opinion piece contrasts federal school control with states rights and recalls Jeffersons fears. It notes London Bridge is being shipped to Lake Havasu City Arizona, replacing it with a new six lane structure in 1974 and describes public interest and antique trade effects.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lyndon Johnson
Earl Warren
Hew
Thomas Jefferson
Causes and Treatments of Kidney Stones
Wayne Brandstadt M D explains kidney stone types including urates oxalates phosphates and carbonates of calcium or magnesium and outlines varied causes such as infection vitamin deficiencies dehydration and excessive calcium in blood. He notes prevention methods with sodium phosphateneaily diuretics and urine pH adjustments plus specific risks for hereditary cystinuria gout and prolonged bed rest.
How's Your I Q How To Score And Answers Key Quiz
A quiz feature describes scoring based on 100 questions over 10 days with daily results memory genius very superior excellent and good. It lists ten sample questions on poker Monte Carlo pigments paper natatorium sound Bible Casey Jones crustaceans and a famous double agent.
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Monte Carlo
Principality
Casey Jones
Soviet financed anarchists active among students abroad
Henry Taylor outlines alleged Soviet backed student networks across Europe Africa and the United States. He cites the International Union of Students in Prague and figures like Vlad Konarski Ralph Schoenman and Dante Cohn-Bendit, describing agitation and violence linked to antiwar and antiestablishment movements. He warns of Agitprop operations and Africa based training centers run by Moscow and Patrice Lumumba University.
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Soviet Union
Africa
Cuba
North Vietnam
Dar Es Salaam
United States
International Union of Students
Prague
Moscow
Free World
Vlad Konarski
London
Konarski
London School of Economics
Manchester
Essex
Leicester
East Anglia
Sussex
England
Jean Bougareau
Martin Abeln
Britain
Grosvenor Square
IUS
Eire
Hardial Sinh Bains
India
Trinity College
Dublin
Trinity
Columbia University
Bains
Ralph Schoenman
Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation
Johnson
Stockholm
Montjoy Prison
Schoenman
Scotland Yard
Rome
Berlin
Rudolf Dutschke
Europe
France
Dante Cohn-Bendit
World News
de Gaulle
Cohn-Bendit
Dean Rusk
Senate
Castro
D. B. Raizanov
Marx-Engels Institute
Raizanov
Lenin School of
Leipzig
East Germany
Western Intelligence Services
Agitprop
Middle East
Latin America
Budapest
Warsaw
Bernau
Bautzen
Patrice Lumumba University
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Tower of London
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Harry F. Byrd Jr
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Congress
Edly
Thames
Olaf
Norway
British Museum
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Neys
I.Q
Henry Taylor
Morocco
Atlantic
South Africa
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