Budding Geniuses and Private Postal Pioneers
An editorial lauds two university professors using a Socratic approach to teach algebra to young students in Watts California, arguing early abstract thinking benefits life challenges. It also praises Three Forks Montana residents who revived a Pony Express style mail relay to cut delivery time, noting private couriers could reduce government costs with support from lawmakers.
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Los Angeles
Watts
University of California
William F. Johntz
Three Forks
Pony
Oklahoma City
Post Office
Congress
Pony Express
Thou Shalt Not Kill In Society’s Alarm Over Murders
A reflective discussion on rising murder rates across society. The author cites husbands killing wives, parents harming children, and friends killing friends as evidence that human life is undervalued. The piece argues the Sixth Commandment remains supreme and unrevoked.
Alfred R. de Jaager Appointed Minister of Music
Alfred R. de Jaager of Ridgewood New Jersey has become Minister of Music at the First Presbyterian Church succeeding Barbara Tomlinson. Jane Kremer will graduate from Lasell Junior College Auburndale Massachusetts with an Associate of Arts degree. Elizabeth G. Sullivan joins Kentucky Health Department occupational health program. D.L. Molden, former Winchester Junior Board of Trade president, named national director of Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce. Over 300 Winchester merchants and staff gathered at Capitol Theater to plan boosting their Mighty Seventh War Loan Drive quota to 1100000.
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Alfred R. de Jaager
Ridgewood
N.J
First Presbyterian Church
Barbara Tomlinson
Jane Kremer
Lasell Junior College
Auburndale
Mass
Elizabeth G. Sullivan
Kentucky State Department of Health
Edl. Molden
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Winchester
Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce
Capitol Theater
Rules of Prayer by Earl L. Douglas
Daily meditation discusses prayer as a constant attitude rather than verbal requests. It defines prayer as the lifelong urge toward spiritual things and urges believers to persist without fainting, trusting God’s willingness and power.
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Jesus
Letters to the Editor on Kent State and dissent in America
A reader challenges Dr Sager’s view of Kent State, citing eyewitness Charles Brill and Time quotes to argue the guards were trained and accurate. The letter condemns violence, defends peaceful protest, and urges listening to youth voices in a national reassessment of values.
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Stanley M.sager
Kent State
Charles Brill
Korea
Brill
Vietnam
Liklihood
Southeast Asia
Athey
Heat Massage Help in Osteoarthritis and Beekeeping Safety Tips
Dr. Wayne G Brandstadt explains lumbarization is a congenital spinal oddity not tied to spina bifida and offers heat and gentle massage for cervical spondylosis with brace if needed. He advises light clothing to deter bees, desensitizing shots if stung, and warns against overreaction to wasp stings. He notes mosquitoes prefer warmer skin and offers Deet as a repellent.
How's Your I Q A Quick Quiz From A Vintage Page
A short quiz lists ten questions on geography history and science with marks and page turn instruction. It asks Bangkok capital country the string circle radius concept which athlete in A Patch of Blue and hair counts with a star name Polaris.
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Bangkok
Smith
U.S
Real issue in November economy or war in Southeast Asia
Analysis argues voters will be more influenced by the economy than Vietnam after November 1970. It notes unemployment around four million, potential deficits, and possible administration pressure for wage and price guidelines to curb inflation. It suggests tax plans and credit expansion to ease deficits and argues jobs and stable prices drive election outcomes.
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Washington
Cambodia
Vietnam
Gerald Ford
House
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Congress
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By Wohl
David
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
I.Q
By David Lawrence
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
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