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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1958

Page

18

Education in Anderson Faces a Critical Education Quiz

Professor Bestor urges Anderson to test its schools by seven questions on science and language training, arguing that Soviet and European models emphasize strong academic work with vocational tracks. The piece warns that life adjustment and anti intellectualism hinder gifted students and cites Germany Britain and France as leaders in science.

Eisenhower Arthur Bester University of Illinois Prof Bestor Anderson Prof. Bestor Soviet Union Hyman G. Rickover Adm Rickover United States Ball State Teachers College Germany England France Netherlands Switzland

James E Allen Resigns From Anderson Public Schools

Anderson High School former assistant principal and business manager James E Allen resigns to take a similar post in Flint Michigan. He helped run maintenance, supplies and equipment for the district with diligence. The Board accepted his resignation with reluctance and community thanks.

Anderson James E. Allen Anderson High School Allen Flint Mich

The Lone Blackbird Knows Its Flock’s Path

A narrator studies blackbirds and a lone wanderer from a flock, noting the solo bird seems to know where the group is headed. He observes the flock’s southward drift and the lone bird dropping out, then rejoining later, suggesting instinct or knowledge of the route.

Jaitever Bond

Intervention Dilemmas in Lebanon Crisis

Walter Lippmann argues for a cautious approach to Lebanon as Chamoun seeks a new term. He warns that U S intervention risks entanglement, shifts in Arab position, and potential guerrilla war if Marines and paratroopers land. The piece favors U N negotiated settlement and warns against pledging to defend a single Lebanese leader personally.

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Ike and Mamie Eisenhower Celebrate 42nd Anniversary

President and Mrs. Eisenhower marked their 42nd wedding anniversary with a picnic supper and a cruise down the Potomac aboard the Barbara Anne. They shared a quiet family moment with granddaughters Barbara Anne and Susan, despite a busy day of duties and a White House visit from nuns bearing a gift.

Masnunsion Wii Eisenhower Potomac Barbara Anne Susan Iran White House Francine Lephard Daughters of Charity St. Vincent de Paul Paris Margaret, Isabel and Eleanor St Joseph's” College Emmitsburg

Political clash over 1958 county road aid program at courthouse

Report cites Board of Commissioners push for improvements on County Road 600W from Ind 32 to Ind 132 and Madison Avenue Road with a 2 1 Republican edge while the County Council is all Democrat. Edges shift as Purdue trustees named. mentions federal funds and potential impact on Madison Avenue project. Includes mixed local notices on fire protection and public behavior, plus a Bedford airman's case in Japan.

Board of Commissioners Madison Avenue County Council Purdue Coin Indianapolis UPI Lester Har Et van Ness Valparaiso Guy Wilson Farran Early Madison Avenue Road Hamilton Road U. S

Reading as a Path to Leadership and Civic Involvement

An Indianapolis era column urges teens to read aloud and study English and public speaking. It contrasts readers who think independently with listeners who follow, citing Randall and the value of self expression for business advancement. Evansville notes report a fundraising tea for campaign workers supporting Vance Hartke.

Randall

Dr Brady's Health Notes on Diet and Disease Trends

A collection of medical musings discusses timeframes to test remedies, the value of dental care, and the spread of respiratory infections. It critiques arthritis labeling, cites 19th century medical debates, and questions diet and fortification practices while noting limited letters accepted for reply.

Osler Jefferson Medical School Oliver Wendell Hol Brady

Quotations Reflecting Life In Turbulent Times

Readers share snippets on cars and aging, critique a TV columnist, and discuss public works costs and honesty. The collection features anonymous notes on practical finance, road projects, and social behavior, with references to an emergency fund and a South region.

Ison Avenue Horatio R. Bean Biogsome Dodges Alfred North Whitehead

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