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dents often apJiear to be in a trance. Now
education is striking &amp;ack; researcher~
are inaltlng use of this well-known proclivity of students to go into trancelike
states in the classroom.
After five years of tests, a Kent State
University, Ohio, reading specialist, Dr.
Stanley Krlppner, reporta that hypnotic
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one subject wbo !i!O.rned how to ignore
distracting things like room temperature,
thirst and noises when be atudied.
Another student scored "A' ' oll' tests
taken after hypnosil, "B" oli those wltb·
out hypnosis. He was later taught to hyp'
notize himself.
Dr. Krippner warns that. hypnosis is
not a panacea. And it is not somethlne
to be indulged in by amateurs.
With the Increased scholastic competition and demands made on 1tudents In
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equal rlghll-equ:ty 1n tilo pay !~!" employme:;r pracpeos laws by telling ~~il'!ial\0"" the 011n\. PariiOM s,ubs«tuled for himl ' atud7 of Genesis will be con- Mr. ·~nd M;ra. M~nford
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tlnu~. During the socisl hour w- ~ter spent Sur!daY af· A~- f'l,'l30.o&amp;, 428'1
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has begun in several U. S. cltl... loNecono7i&lt;/resswhu.e tact~cs.
?'mtmum dc?""ds for empl!&gt;y· Dayid, ~ r(!o~ spent ;ltst Glen· Cline showed pictures: ol tornoon wilh .their son, and
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:::It~~· m~l:'cu:; Ne· •trade , charges:_ thus the .- pbrase launche&lt;j their Drat boycott ill ~f ,Ne", 'J.:ima' }load are tbe pat· . J·
. . !&gt;Jr· the &lt;;olumbia Elementafy Hockilll- ~,115.50, f!Z2,a1.·
ro leade" .;. "' rlmenting "aelecllve patronage campaogns.'' Jun&lt;\ ~~. against a bliii!ry' ents of a son born : ,~ !leigs Mrs. Dorotl\y Perry, vice School Mothers Club at NeJ.
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:&lt;Tastyl Since then they clail!' .to Mem~rllll hi&gt;Opilll Tuesday. ' president, was m charge when sonville .on Friday "'enlnc
Jackson - 14.~.50, $210,·
·lr~h used against 'greedy land· · The church is the rallying point have successlally, iloy&lt;otted .... Mr•. Joan Stewart baa been, lite Happy Hustlers club of the well attended.
$691.01, $184,340.88.
kJrdt.;...;the boy~tt.
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Mr. and :Mrs. William JusU~ met on Thursday afternoon .. It have ret\ll'ned , to their home 885.25, f2(1G,'12G.3I.
Most of the l&lt;ade&lt;1 are mblla- leaders feel . that ooly cburcbeo In Atlanta, l!legro mtDJsters (~thryn Jacks) and family waa reported that two qUilts in Jackson Ohio after spend· Melp _ 14 638 _48
••••· The Rev. Martin Luthe_r ca? successfully launch sue~ c~m- j claim ) that 500 ~al an_d ~ivie have moved, into the apartment hMB ; been qualted by the srou~ ing several' days 'with their son $92,6lo6.B5.
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"te~ve pat,roeage campaign~," Dr •. carl~on B. Goodlett, direc· erat~n Bradba.sket" . aimed at are from Illinois.
sie .~rice ,gave dev~lons at. the Mrs. William CUlw~U. · .
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con!erence. ol Negro leaders te co- Assoeiatio'n for the Advan,cement h~re Negroes.
celled :r'uesday mght due to the on ~eb. 21 and ~arch $, were Sharon Holland and tlleryl El· Ross - $7,90S,45, -~.09,
ord1nate and _plan Mure eff~rts. of Colored Peopl&lt; I!'IAACP &gt;chapMu Pfclel Lta..
weather conditions. . · .. , . , . plat:ned. They will be all day lis, spent saturday night
$3"2,553.6&gt;.
Leaders of Negro eommumUes ter and . publisher of ~ Negro Last year Negro leacjers set up _Donald Qut,..,berry;. ]\utland meetmgs and p~ans will be com· Fairborn with relatives.
SeloM - $14,739.4$, "7'1,:&gt;1!~., 1
In Bosto~, Baltimore, San Fr~· new41paper (SUI)·Reporter), said: picket :line! at 8 bus terminal h~gh s~oal · teacher wa~ ..iU at 1 PJ~ted and work done on artl45, 1604,681.40.
cisco, WdmJngtoa, Del:, Atl_antie "The Negro church is the only (Greyhound) ·and a 'brewery h1s ;home in ~yr,cuse wit~ flu, cles for the bake and rummage
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Oklaho~a •. Arkansas, l.oU!Siana done aQd the word e(fectively pre- The brewery hired a Negro sales- has J..ostponed Its ann~l Trus. i'?ld m Pomeroy on Saturday,
ROSEBUD, Tex. IUPII - CiU- All of the ten countles with
1nd New Mexlco·are studylng 11M! sented to the people. ,
man and the bus· eoMP'DY 8 Ne- tee Turkey Dinner to March 5. tdarch 9.
zens are angry over 1 reeent l i""===~=~---=iiiii l
c~mpstgns ani:l 'COIIaidering simi· "lrl my business if 1 attempted gro -,driver. The pickets were Andrea Dewhur~t spent Wed- _The. Carper.ter Baptist church story in Time magazine, •ubtl~ewt :
Jar actiOri.
w ·organize · ·such a boycott I withdrawn.
nesdsy ni·ght last ·week with Youna People met with SUsie tied "The Train Doesn't Stop
Targets , In the ' -~ives · to date would · lose . revenue and I still · Jn DenVer the Urban League Debbie May. .
Nelson on Sunday even I n g. Here Any More," which ~aid
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mainly have been da\ries, t ~k· wooldn:t have reached all the an{ th&amp; Congress on Racial Herman Grate was admitted 'lbSd Dye as devotional le:ader Rosebud typified small towns
erlet1 and food stores, but 41epart· people .who can make such a boy· ~quality teamed up last summer to Pleasant Valley Rospital last 'fdl:' the meeting. Those present that are dyJng.
mtmt' stores, breweries, ·lJOft , dri~k ' oott effective."
fn a picketlng-boycottJng drive week.
inc_li.tded teacher of the Young ''The .train does atop here,"
holtlei'und•a I!OIIPle ollranspor- In NeW - York, the Southern whieh ended when a department
People's clas• and family, Mr. John Killgore of the Rosebud
tatlon com'pallJfS also have been Christian· Leadership Conference store · &lt;Denve~ Dry Goods) hired 1 REPORTS ON SHELTERS
and, Mrs. Lewis Smith and 0[.. 1News said Sun~ay · ."aftd
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has launched a "selective patron· 1 more Negroes. Tbe Negroes then
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8se. ~m.paign•.' against a large ' negotiat~ 10ore ' jobs with two WASHINGTON &lt;UPil-Assistant ,ley •. Carl and Ruth, Sue, Jenny business.'.' He f!ldded citizeDB
The ~- · 6alph D. Aberna~y ~lry firm &lt;Sealtest&gt;. Last sum· major supermarket chains &lt;Furrs Defense Secretary Steuart L. Pitt· Whittington, Delores Hoyd, J . cently raJ~ ~14,00) cash \0 buil&lt;l il·
of Atlanta, Ga., e-xplained the auc~ mer the . conference spon10r~ and SafeWayl.
man said Sunday that flivil de- W. Burke, Don Cheadle, Thad 8 new swtmmmg pool.
or EV.nlllfl ClaiHI
eess of the movement this way: boycotts of ·stores on Brooklyn's In Detroit three Negro minis fense surveys had Ioc~ fAllout Dye, Ruth Starkey and the hos·
VIsit Collogt Office
"NobOdy' Wa:nt~ to go to jail but Fulton Street with ''partial sue- ' ters ~rgitnized a "selective pa· shelters fcil' about 103 million tess and her parents, Mr. and ALWAYS IN 8'n'LE
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grQ clergymen reeently called off
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d~mg .the Korea War and stores about 23 miJlion persons and
were p,teketed in 1960.
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Sunday evening, Mary Massey, 1 couturier Norman Hartnell, Queen II
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. , / ' 14any a t'eacher will attest that his stu·
dents often apJiear to be in a trance. Now
education is striking &amp;ack; researcher~
are inaltlng use of this well-known proclivity of students to go into trancelike
states in the classroom.
After five years of tests, a Kent State
University, Ohio, reading specialist, Dr.
Stanley Krlppner, reporta that hypnotic
suaeestion lmprove.s •tudy habits, test
l
performance and academic motivation.
It only ~kea a Ught treatment of bypDOils, h••says, "and present evidence in·
,;catea that about 90 per cent of the col·
lege popullltion i! •ble to. enter a trance.
of this depth."
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Clinical Hypnosla, Dr. Krippner te!IJ of

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one subject wbo !i!O.rned how to ignore
distracting things like room temperature,
thirst and noises when be atudied.
Another student scored "A' ' oll' tests
taken after hypnosil, "B" oli those wltb·
out hypnosis. He was later taught to hyp'
notize himself.
Dr. Krippner warns that. hypnosis is
not a panacea. And it is not somethlne
to be indulged in by amateurs.
With the Increased scholastic competition and demands made on 1tudents In
today's schools, however, It is not beo
yond the realm of poASibility that one
day hypnosis will find a place amone Ira•
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equal rlghll-equ:ty 1n tilo pay !~!" employme:;r pracpeos laws by telling ~~il'!ial\0"" the 011n\. PariiOM s,ubs«tuled for himl ' atud7 of Genesis will be con- Mr. ·~nd M;ra. M~nford
and July 1 IMI 1 llo :
Pike envelope and at !lie hirittti-table- hme t,o work be~oro resorting pany fu\d . more thaa met lhj!ir M~. ~rqce DaviJ •
tlnu~. During the socisl hour w- ~ter spent Sur!daY af· A~- f'l,'l30.o&amp;, 428'1
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has begun in several U. S. cltl... loNecono7i&lt;/resswhu.e tact~cs.
?'mtmum dc?""ds for empl!&gt;y· Dayid, ~ r(!o~ spent ;ltst Glen· Cline showed pictures: ol tornoon wilh .their son, and
69, $225,1113.41..
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egro ea ••• . 0 hoc boy• mg· Nogroeo m tlje Grco!&lt;l) ~ ~~· •IO!IInl ~ Jllrente,."Mr. locol scene• and.-aloo hilhllghta ily, Mr. and Mrs . .Lewia
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cotls carefully avoid the wonUor adelphia area.
and ·Mrs. Dick Foley; ,
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:::It~~· m~l:'cu:; Ne· •trade , charges:_ thus the .- pbrase launche&lt;j their Drat boycott ill ~f ,Ne", 'J.:ima' }load are tbe pat· . J·
. . !&gt;Jr· the &lt;;olumbia Elementafy Hockilll- ~,115.50, f!Z2,a1.·
ro leade" .;. "' rlmenting "aelecllve patronage campaogns.'' Jun&lt;\ ~~. against a bliii!ry' ents of a son born : ,~ !leigs Mrs. Dorotl\y Perry, vice School Mothers Club at NeJ.
$1SUW.17.
~th 'an 'ao-year-old :apop the
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:&lt;Tastyl Since then they clail!' .to Mem~rllll hi&gt;Opilll Tuesday. ' president, was m charge when sonville .on Friday "'enlnc
Jackson - 14.~.50, $210,·
·lr~h used against 'greedy land· · The church is the rallying point have successlally, iloy&lt;otted .... Mr•. Joan Stewart baa been, lite Happy Hustlers club of the well attended.
$691.01, $184,340.88.
kJrdt.;...;the boy~tt.
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Mr. and :Mrs. William JusU~ met on Thursday afternoon .. It have ret\ll'ned , to their home 885.25, f2(1G,'12G.3I.
Most of the l&lt;ade&lt;1 are mblla- leaders feel . that ooly cburcbeo In Atlanta, l!legro mtDJsters (~thryn Jacks) and family waa reported that two qUilts in Jackson Ohio after spend· Melp _ 14 638 _48
••••· The Rev. Martin Luthe_r ca? successfully launch sue~ c~m- j claim ) that 500 ~al an_d ~ivie have moved, into the apartment hMB ; been qualted by the srou~ ing several' days 'with their son $92,6lo6.B5.
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"te~ve pat,roeage campaign~," Dr •. carl~on B. Goodlett, direc· erat~n Bradba.sket" . aimed at are from Illinois.
sie .~rice ,gave dev~lons at. the Mrs. William CUlw~U. · .
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con!erence. ol Negro leaders te co- Assoeiatio'n for the Advan,cement h~re Negroes.
celled :r'uesday mght due to the on ~eb. 21 and ~arch $, were Sharon Holland and tlleryl El· Ross - $7,90S,45, -~.09,
ord1nate and _plan Mure eff~rts. of Colored Peopl&lt; I!'IAACP &gt;chapMu Pfclel Lta..
weather conditions. . · .. , . , . plat:ned. They will be all day lis, spent saturday night
$3"2,553.6&gt;.
Leaders of Negro eommumUes ter and . publisher of ~ Negro Last year Negro leacjers set up _Donald Qut,..,berry;. ]\utland meetmgs and p~ans will be com· Fairborn with relatives.
SeloM - $14,739.4$, "7'1,:&gt;1!~., 1
In Bosto~, Baltimore, San Fr~· new41paper (SUI)·Reporter), said: picket :line! at 8 bus terminal h~gh s~oal · teacher wa~ ..iU at 1 PJ~ted and work done on artl45, 1604,681.40.
cisco, WdmJngtoa, Del:, Atl_antie "The Negro church is the only (Greyhound) ·and a 'brewery h1s ;home in ~yr,cuse wit~ flu, cles for the bake and rummage
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Oklaho~a •. Arkansas, l.oU!Siana done aQd the word e(fectively pre- The brewery hired a Negro sales- has J..ostponed Its ann~l Trus. i'?ld m Pomeroy on Saturday,
ROSEBUD, Tex. IUPII - CiU- All of the ten countles with
1nd New Mexlco·are studylng 11M! sented to the people. ,
man and the bus· eoMP'DY 8 Ne- tee Turkey Dinner to March 5. tdarch 9.
zens are angry over 1 reeent l i""===~=~---=iiiii l
c~mpstgns ani:l 'COIIaidering simi· "lrl my business if 1 attempted gro -,driver. The pickets were Andrea Dewhur~t spent Wed- _The. Carper.ter Baptist church story in Time magazine, •ubtl~ewt :
Jar actiOri.
w ·organize · ·such a boycott I withdrawn.
nesdsy ni·ght last ·week with Youna People met with SUsie tied "The Train Doesn't Stop
Targets , In the ' -~ives · to date would · lose . revenue and I still · Jn DenVer the Urban League Debbie May. .
Nelson on Sunday even I n g. Here Any More," which ~aid
C'G~e
mainly have been da\ries, t ~k· wooldn:t have reached all the an{ th&amp; Congress on Racial Herman Grate was admitted 'lbSd Dye as devotional le:ader Rosebud typified small towns
erlet1 and food stores, but 41epart· people .who can make such a boy· ~quality teamed up last summer to Pleasant Valley Rospital last 'fdl:' the meeting. Those present that are dyJng.
mtmt' stores, breweries, ·lJOft , dri~k ' oott effective."
fn a picketlng-boycottJng drive week.
inc_li.tded teacher of the Young ''The .train does atop here,"
holtlei'und•a I!OIIPle ollranspor- In NeW - York, the Southern whieh ended when a department
People's clas• and family, Mr. John Killgore of the Rosebud
tatlon com'pallJfS also have been Christian· Leadership Conference store · &lt;Denve~ Dry Goods) hired 1 REPORTS ON SHELTERS
and, Mrs. Lewis Smith and 0[.. 1News said Sun~ay · ."aftd
involvtd. .
has launched a "selective patron· 1 more Negroes. Tbe Negroes then
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8se. ~m.paign•.' against a large ' negotiat~ 10ore ' jobs with two WASHINGTON &lt;UPil-Assistant ,ley •. Carl and Ruth, Sue, Jenny business.'.' He f!ldded citizeDB
The ~- · 6alph D. Aberna~y ~lry firm &lt;Sealtest&gt;. Last sum· major supermarket chains &lt;Furrs Defense Secretary Steuart L. Pitt· Whittington, Delores Hoyd, J . cently raJ~ ~14,00) cash \0 buil&lt;l il·
of Atlanta, Ga., e-xplained the auc~ mer the . conference spon10r~ and SafeWayl.
man said Sunday that flivil de- W. Burke, Don Cheadle, Thad 8 new swtmmmg pool.
or EV.nlllfl ClaiHI
eess of the movement this way: boycotts of ·stores on Brooklyn's In Detroit three Negro minis fense surveys had Ioc~ fAllout Dye, Ruth Starkey and the hos·
VIsit Collogt Office
"NobOdy' Wa:nt~ to go to jail but Fulton Street with ''partial sue- ' ters ~rgitnized a "selective pa· shelters fcil' about 103 million tess and her parents, Mr. and ALWAYS IN 8'n'LE
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ano'the~ ~and ·?' bread or..stop In Philadelphia, a group of Netpuying someone s soda pop. .
grQ clergymen reeently called off
The word. , "bo,y~tt'' cOmes 11: "~dectlve patrona"se ~a~pai~n"
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low~ was bOycotted for two years already had mar~ apace for
d~mg .the Korea War and stores about 23 miJlion persons and
were p,teketed in 1960.
stocked it with food and water.

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MYF of Temple Methodist I be 8 bell gown fashioned of tl4
Church met at tbe church on ooo worth of five pound notes ~
Sunday evening, Mary Massey, 1 couturier Norman Hartnell, Queen II
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Duddina
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H. Davis
M. Word
H. van Vrlllken

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R. Russell
K Wiles
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Searles

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N. Routh
E. He,son
J. Hart
L. Damewood
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W. F. Fry

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H. Davis
M. Word
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Pauley
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Slivers
R. Russell
K Wiles
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498

Searles

506

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G. Clark
N. Routh
E. He,son
J. Hart
L. Damewood
R. Tl!llllant
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B. Herndon

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BeiTER STOP MAkiN'
movll pro-. Cool! B. lleMllle, : the sc.-, liiONI of !loom from 1 .
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Phone WY 2-2511

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