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22 Section 1 CIIICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1970 OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT i (I.M' is td 1 I A I. 'j Si i ji i '0 -f i. msiMDiow gaowO20 PRESSURE UUS v. 5-SPEEO (UFH) OF HH-IICI niifMTUK. FORECAST fOI CtTlES SHOW! MOMTS (EXPECTED AT 700 r.M.

COIO WARMbm STATIC WIND) coramoRS may 3, 1970-7 1 1 1 -f ft' vc i 'j a I U. Lis i National weather forecast based on maps of U. S. Weather bureau, Central Daylight time. vfV- i is i Brussels, 1 p.

clear 55 Cairo, 2 p. partly cloudy 75 Casablanca, noon, clear 72 Copenhagen, 1 p. clear 54 Dublin, noon, fog 55 Geneva, 1 p. clear 57 Hong Kong, 8 p. clear 79 Lisbon, noon, clear 70 AIR POLLUTION 24 Hour, Ended 2 p.

Dangri May 3 Level ulfur dioxide (p.p.m. city-wide .01 .11 Dust on 10-pt. seal City-wide .79 2.00 Parti per million. EXTENDED OUTLOOK ILLINOIS Wednesday thru Friday: Warmer Wednesday and Thursday, probably turning cooler Friday or Friday night; Wednesday low in SOi and 60s and high In 80s; Thursday low in 60s and high of 85 to 95; Friday low in 60s and high In 80s; precipitation Malta, 1 p. clear 59 Moscow, 3 p.

cloudy 79 New Delhi, p. clear 108 Nice, 1 p. clear 61 Roma, 1 p. clear 63 Saigon, 8 p. cloudy 84 Sofia, 3 rain 46 Stockholm, 1 p.

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clear 55 Warsaw, 1 p. partly cloudy SO FORECASTS oath Americas INDIANA: Mostly sunny today; high, 62 to 68 north and 68 to 78 Asuncion, a. dear 75 Buenos Aires, 3 a. cloudy 64 south; partly cloudy tonight; low, 40s north and 45 to 55 south. To Montevideo, a.

clear 59 Rio da Janeiro, a. pt cldy. 75 morrow: Partly cloudy; high, 65 to 75. M-Mlsslng. WISCONSIN: Partly aunny today; high, mid 50s north and mid 60s south; generally fair tonight; low, La Crosse, ptly.

cldy. 74 48 Las Vegas, cloudy 87 49 Lafayette, clear 68 34 Lexington, py. cy 57 40 Little Rock, clear 72 43 Los Angeles, py. cy. .94 64 Louisville, ptly.

cldy. 61 41 Madison, ptly. cldy. ..74 38 Marquette, ptly. cldy.

61 37 .01 Memphis, clear 68 47 Miami Beach, clear ..82 71 Midland, clear 73 37 Milwaukee, clear 73 34 .02 Minneapolis, clear 70 43 Mollne, clear 78 43 Muskegon, py. cy. 60 37 New Orleans, py. cy. 62 57 1.39 New York, cloudy 61 51 North Platte, py.

cy. 78 S3 Oklahoma City, clear 77 46 Omaha, ptly. cldy. 81 41 Paducah, clear 67 40 Peoria, clear 71 39 Philadelphia, cloudy .60 52 Phoenix, cloudy 92 58 Pittsburgh, cloudy 60 43 Portland, cldy. ..58 48 JO Portland, py.

cy. 81 43 Quincy, clear 74 42 Raleigh, rain 62 47 .13 Rapid City, clear 72 39 Reno, cloudy 83 33 Richmond, cloudy 57 49 .13 Rockford, ptly. cldy. 72 34 Sioux City, clear 81 41 Salt Lake City, clear 72 39 San Antonio, clear 78 47 San Diego, clear 91 53 San Francisco, cldy. ..72 49 Sault Ste.

Marie, p. c. 57 27 .01 Seattle, clear 73 45 Shreveport, clear 73 54 South Bend, clear 66 34 Spokane, clear 75 40 Springfield, clear 71 39 Springfield, clear '70 37 St. Joseph, clear 83 46 St. Louis, clear 74 41 Tampa, cloudy 85 68 Traverse City, py.

cy. 66 32 Tucson, ptly. cldy. 83 61 Vandalla, clear 70 39 Washington, cloudy ..63 52 Waterloo, ptly. cldy.

74 41 .02 Wausau, ptly. cldy. 69 43 T. Wichita, clear 76 40 Temperature extremes from within the 48 adjacent states: mostly 30s. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy; high, 60s east and 70s west IOWA: Partly cloudy today and tomorrow; high today, 60s northeast and 70s southwest; low tO' night, 30s northeast and 40s south, west; high tomorrow, 70s north' east and 80s southwest 3 9 E- tu place of observation State of weather May 3, 7 p.

m. Daylight saving Umt Dick, Jane and Spot are alive and well. Unfortunately. Milt ItX. .46 Sunday, May 24, 1 p.m.

.11 This is a list of Channel 5 Specials during May National Education Month. Maybe you ought to tape it to your TV. Sunday, May 10, p.m. "Five school i superintendents of five major urban centers, including Chicago's Dr. James F.

Redmond, discuss the current quality Low, 21 at Grants, N. M. High, 99 at Los Alamltos, Cat .44 Canadian- Calgary, ptly. cldy. 69 Edmonton, cloudy 63 .21 Montreal, clear 56 i of public education.

Ottawa, clear 56 i i Sunday, May 10, p.m. Reglna, clear 56 Toronto, clear 59 Winnipeg, clear 60 Albany, cloudy 60 47 Albuquerque, clear 75 39 Amarlllo, clear 77 39 Anchorage, py. cy. 50 33 Asheville, rain 56 50 Atlanta, rain 56 53 Billings, ptly. cldy.

70 41 Birmingham, cloudy 56 52 Bismarck, clear 65 43 Boise, clear 81 49 Boston, cloudy 62 51 Brownsville, clear 77 60 Buffalo, cloudy 52 42 Burlington, Vt, py. cy. 53 46 Casper, clear 71 34 Cedar Rapids, clear 80 42 Charleston, S. p. c.

80 67 Ch'leston, W. cldy. 56 47 Charlotte, N. py. cy.

63 53 CHICAGO, clear Midway official 72 38 Lakefront 71 40 O'Hare field 73 38 Cincinnati, cloudy 61 36 Cleveland, cloudy 58 41 Columbus, cloudy 59 35 Dallas, clear 75 47 Denver, clear 72 35 Des Moines, py. cy. 79 43 Detroit, clear 61 34 Duluth, clear 65 43 Dubuque, ptly. cldy. 77 37 Esu Claire, ptly.

cldy. 71 43 Fairbanks, cloudy 51 30 Fargo, clear 68 39 Grand Rapids, py. cy. 69 30 Great Falls, clear 72 41 Green Bay, ptly. cldy.

72 35 Helena, ptly. cldy. 71 39 Honolulu, rain 83 74 Houston, clear 76 57 Indianapolis, clear 66 34 Jackson, clear 68 54 Jacksonville, py. cy. 84 60 Joplln, clear 74 43 Juneau, cloudy 49 30 Kansas City, clear 81 53 School Without Walls." Students at 85 28 44 42 32 41 37 45 73 7S 72 M.

I Vancouver, ptly. cldy. 63 Chicago's new Metro High School are Pan American 7 p. m. Acapulco, clear 86 Barbados, ptly.

cldy. 88 Bermuda, cloudy M. It's 1970, but in our schools it seems like the whole world isn't any bigger or more complicated than a map on the classroom wall. Our kids are learning everything except how to live with each other. History is a series of names, places and dates instead of people, ideas and attitudes.

Human beings have muscles, bones and glands instead of fears, hopes and hates. We at Channel 5, Chicago, along with the four other NBC-owned stations in New York, Cleveland, Washington and Los Angeles, believe it's time for the people of America to take a long, hard look at education. So, throughout May, which is National Education Month, we'll be devoting over thirty-five hours of programming to it, with special emphasis on Chicago. We'll point out failures and successes. We'll pose challenges.

And suggest immediate and long-range alternatives. Should our children be well trained? Or would we rather have them well educated? Bogota, ptly. cldy. 68 "Bored of Education." A documentary on Chicago's ever growing dropout problem. Are the schools as much to blame as the students? (Sponsored by Western Electric.) Wednesday, May 27, p.m.

"Give Us the Children." Bill Cosby narrates a documentary on the crisis in American education. What's wrong with the way our "kids are graded and promoted? Who shouldn't go to college? Experimental schools. Interviews with leading educators. Righting the system. (Sponsored by Western Electric and General Foods.) Sunday, May 31, p.m.

"Too Much Time in the Classroom." According to Dr. Frances Horwich, primary grade children who are cooped up in a classroom all day every day suffer for it. (Sponsored by Western Electric.) Throughout May, you'll also see education-related topics featured on the following regularly scheduled programs: Today in ChicagoRead Me a Story By GeminiMemorandumSome of My Best FriendsEveryman Sunday in Chicago. Culiacan, ptly. cldy.

93 Havana, ptly. cldy. 84 Hermoslllo, clear 97 learning by doing. The city is their campus. (Sponsored by Western Electric.) Sunday, May 17, p.m.

"If Children Could Make Speeches, What Would They Say?" Ding Dong School's Miss Frances explains how children express themselves in the things they do as well as in what they say. (Sponsoredby Western Electric.) Kingston, ptly. cldy. 90 Los Mochls, ptly. cldy.

97 Mazatlan, ptly. cldy. 84 Mexico City, cloudy 77 61 70 75 75 M. M. 52 61 81 76 .33 68 13.90 M.

Monterrey, ptly. cldy. 79 Nassau, clear 81 San Juan, rain 86 St Kltts, cloudy 83 Veracrui, ptly. cldy. 84 .01 Foreign-City, Time, Weather Temp.

Amsterdam, 1 p. dear 61 Ankara, 3 p. partly cloudy 68 Athens, 3 p. rain 82 Berlin, 1 p. partly cloudy 65 DENY OHIO MAN CENSUS DATA ON OWN FAMILY "imiiTnnEfiL Washington, May 3 (UPD man in Ohio recently asked the census bureau to let him A FAKE Imitations are never "just as good" as tho real McCoy.

The genuine Magic Marker name on the product mean you are getting superior quality product from "the people who invented markers'; Why settle for less than the best? olfogic Qnarkcn see the information filed by his own family. He said he wanted to find out his wife's age. Census Director George Hay Brown said the government refused. Nobody outside the bureau can obtain the forms once they have been filed not even curious husbands. Brown said in an interview that the government's once-every-10-years head count is going smoothly with a final report on the nation's population expected to be ready three weeks ahead of the Dec.

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