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HEARS VOICES Jack Reed can sit alone in his office in Dallas,
Texas, and hear voices. At first he thought the sounds were
coming from the wall, but an investigation showed that squelch
sialic from short-wave or FM transmitters containing occasional
voices were being received by his gas healer. He has received
police calls as well as other communications. (UPI)
The Family Council
l.dltnr's no'e: The family counrtl consists or a Judge, t
pflvcMatrUt, three elereymen, three editors end a women's editor.
Karri i-tlcle Is a summary of a family disagreement presented to the
r.nuncil. T;va Counell deals with problems, major and minor,
encountered by guidance counselors and social workers. Edited by
airs. Alma Denny, fuopyr'gni d uenerai reaiurei f;orp.j
Mr. J. S. Why wasle money?
He's not college material.
Mrs. J. S. We can't show
favoritism. He wants to go.
Mr. ,1. S. It shouldn't be hard
lo talk our 15-ycar-old son out
of planning to go on to college
when he finishes high school,
liver since he got his first Re
quired Heading List in sixth
grade, he's just about squeezed
through in English. That keeps
!iim in the lower third of the
class. He can't get into a good
college with his marks, so why
not steer him lo a trade school?
He's a whiz with hand tools.
Mrs. J.S. I'm not convinced
that Harry is any less bright
than his ulder brother who was
in the top 10 per cent of his
graduating class. It's just that
Harry is I lie silent type, hates
In lalk, and has a terrible time
when forced to write things out.
on exams and in compositions.
Hut he's fine in main, and sur
prises us with puzzles he thinks
up and solves. He has an idea
Six Persons Die
As Flames Sweep
Michiqan Home
SPRING LAKE, Mich. (UPI)
t hiislmas turned to tragedy
early today when six persons,
Including four children died as
flames swept their two-story
frame home on the outskirts of
this west Michigan community.
Stato police said the bodies of
nil the victims had been recov
ered. The victims were identified as
Donald Uennison. ts. his wife,
Alma. :, and Dennison's four
stepsons, Louis. 10, David, 8,
Liilly, 7, and Allen, 6.
The father of the boys, Louis
Hupp, a Dowagiac, Mich., used
car dealer arrived at the scene
about three hours after he had
been notified of the tragedy.
( mild Do Nothing
"We gnl there the same time
the tire truck did," trooper Roy
West, XI. of the Grand Haven
stale police post, said.
"The whole thing was ablaze.
There was nothing we could do
until the fire was put out," he
added
West said Ihe second floor of
the home collapsed.
"The bodies were found in
the beds." he said. "They were
burned beyond recognition.'
Nriglilmrs said Ihe couple had
boon married only recently.
college will be interesting. Let
him try il.
The Council: When rlnnhl ov.
ists about a "material," it's
hrOIICllt to a Icslinrl hilininlniv
But what happens when doubt
exisis auoul tne validity of the
tcstinc? The malrl inl i: nnlnh. '
clod, awaiting further lests.
Thai's what's going on now in
regard to that glib phrase: Col
lege material. It will reassure I
Mrs. S. lo learn that new alien-:
lion is being given to Ihe "av
erage" student, Ihe one who
doesn't shine on verbal aptitude
tests, because it is found that
many of them are "late
bloomers" who first find them
selves in (he rich atmiisnlmir. i.f
cullege. A( Brandcis University
for example, there's a special
fund (or needy applicants whu
show qualities'' of leadership,
despilo unimpressive marks. Co
lumbia university admitted Tl
students who tlid poorly on en
trance exams and founrl lti.il
wilh proper motivation, many
of them rose lo Ihe lop of the
freshman class. H.miv rlotm-vou
a chalice to develop his true po
tential, clouded over thus far
by possibly misleading "labels."
World's Fair Loses
Money on Canadians
SEATTLE (UPI) - The Seat
tle World's Fair last year sought
to attract Cannd'nn visitors by
offering to accept their money
worth a few cents on the dol
lar Irss than American curren
cy at face value.
The campaign must have been
successful. A State Auditor's re
port shows that it cost the fair
$li:i,9M.5ll lo convert the Canad
ian money into U. S. dollars.
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Americans Urged
Not To Visit Cyprus
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
State Department is urging
Americans not to visit Cyprus
now because of armed clashes
between Turkish and Greek fac
tions on the island.
The department said Tuesday
that there arc no reports of any
Iniuries among Ihe estimated
1.5(10 U.S. citizens on Cyprus,
however, and no advisory had
hren issued for thrm to leave
Ihe island.
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large mirror Reg. $399
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