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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1965

Page

17

Education Review Sought In NEA Talk In Madison

A Chicago area educational conference in Madison features NEA leaders calling for a complete overhaul of U S education. Bruner delivers a keynote on early childhood education and urges a reexamination of elementary and preschool pedagogy. The speaker advocates higher standards and fresh approaches for early years.

U.S. Education Review NEA Madison Sue Caren Ft Erie Aen Bruner Ucation

Bruner Advocates Early Education Focus on Mastery

Bruner urges a preschool curriculum that lets a child master at least one knowledge area. He argues deep study brings self reward and confidence, guiding later years with reinforced skills. He criticizes broad shallow coverage as failing to spark genuine interest.

Bruner

Scout Leader Returns From New Mexico Training

Chesterfield resident Robert Spaulding and his wife and three sons completed a national Scout training course for Commissioners at the Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron New Mexico. The program covered financing troop organization and handling troop issues. Spaulding works at Nicholson File Company in Anderson and serves as Neighborhood Commissioner for the Big Killbuck District Kikihawen and Council, BSA.

Chesterfield Robert Spaulding Millcreek Dr Philmont Boy Scouts of America Cimarron New Mexico Spaulding Mr. Spaulding Nicholson File Company Anderson Big Killbuck

Noblesville Historic Barn Is Remodeled

Earlham College students lead remodel of the Prairie Museum barn north of Noblesville adding space for a 250 piece nineteenth century farm collection from the Purdue Agricultural Alumni Association. The barn will house a ticket booth snack bar and meeting rooms for touring groups. Open for viewing by end of summer with tours by appointment Tuesday through Friday. Washington doctors study hemorrhagic fevers in USSR and Bolivia noting severe circulatory impact and up to 20 percent fatality in a Bolivian outbreak.

Richmond Earlham College Jim Parker Steve Roberts Noblesville Hugh Shirato Neshanic Station N.J Michael West Indianapolis Earlham College Prairie Museum Purdue Agricultural Alumni Association Anthony DeBlase William Conner Manson Baynes Washington Russia U.S.S.R Bolivia

Unemployment Near Eight Year Low Amid Summer Hiring

The Labor Department reports the three month unemployment rate at 4.7 percent the lowest since 1957 with June at 4.7 percent. Teenager job searches rise but teenage unemployment remains stable. Total civilian employment hits 73.7 million and non farm employment reaches 68 million.

Washington UPI Labor Department Harold Goldstein Goldstein Jmore

Markleville Youths Arrested Wednesday

Eight Markleville youths aged 18 to 20 were arrested Wednesday for dis orderly conduct at a street corner in Markleville at 2 50 p m. They were cited into Justice of the Peace Harriet Britton s court in Anderson with appearance date not set. They were taken to Madison County Jail and released on $200 bond.

Markleville Justice of the Peace Harriet Britton Anderson James Harmon Madison County Jarl

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