Efficient use of educational plants proposed to handle rising enrollments
Paul L. Walker and Earl W. McMenn promote a 50 percent gain in usefulness of existing school and college plants. They contrast budgeted idle times with year round schooling, noting shortages of teachers and dormitories as major barriers, while urging consideration of expanded plant utilization to cope with growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Walker
State Board of Education
Earl W. McMenn
Ohio Farmer
Walker
Americas Watch on Cuban Issue Expands to International Stage
The piece argues the Cuban question is an international crisis, citing Khrushchev’s rocket rhetoric and Castro support. It urges Eisenhower to defend Western Hemisphere sovereignty and uphold the Monroe Doctrine, proposing the OAS Caracas resolution as a key lever against Soviet influence. Benjamin Franklin is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
New World
Organization of American States
Caracas
Latin America
O.A.S
Castro
Cuba
Americas
Dear Abby Advice Column Hits Golf Widows And Family Strains
A reader seeks tips for a golf-obsessed husband and another asks about running away from home after nylons. Abby reassures the golf widow, urges returning home for the runaway, and counsels a woman about a serious relationship with a money-constrained partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Golf
King of Thailand Jazz Virtuoso Phumiphol Aduldet Shines in Guest Sax
A recent visitor to the United States, Phumiphol Aduldet of Thailand impressed with jazz prowess and alto sax. He performed with Benny Goodman, receiving a special sax and delivering a swinging rendition of Once In A While.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand
King
Benny Goodman
Khrushchev
Phumiphol Aduldet
John Smith the Story Teller and Pocahontas Tale
The piece traces Captain John Smith's life from 1579 birth in Lincolnshire to his 1631 death in England. It blends fact and fabrication, recounts his capture by Powhatan and near execution, Pocahontas’s intervention, and later Pocahontas’s voyage to England, marriage to John Rolfe, and Smith’s final years while drafting a volume on New England colonization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Virginia Company
Willoughby
Lincolnshire
England
John
Sigismund Bathori
Transylvania
Turkey
Smith
Caspian Sea
Jamestown
Virginia Smith
Virginia
America
Powhatan
Pocahontas
Potomacs
Samuel Argall
Rebecca
John Rolfe
Dale
Doctor Crane's Personal Advice on Immature Males
A reader letter from a wife describes her husband Ray a 24 year old Navy man who borrows from her and loan agencies, ignoring family needs. Dr. George W Crane labels Ray a Prodigal Son type unable to mature emotionally and urges women to shop for more stable partners while offering 200 point bulletins and tests for prospective mates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Dr. Crane
I. Q
Santa Claus
Lady Luck
It Is Not Sight That Fails Him
A visiting Oriental misreads American maxims, noting that unseen means the idiot is unseen. Helen Ferris wills a brain to a scientist on death, who is glad to study the thinker. John Drewry mocks Madison Avenue budgets, and Robert Benchley jokes on American travel classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ferris
John Drewry
Madison Avenue
Soviets Claim Proof of U S Plane Incursion
London radio broadcast asserts the Soviet government has proof that a July 1 American RB47 reconnaissance plane violated Soviet air space. The report says the aircraft carried guns and intelligence gear. In Ohio, Wittenberg University received a $4100 Atomic Energy Commission grant for radio isotope technology education equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow Radio
North
Africa
Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg University
The
Atomic Energy Commission
United States Faces Soviet Challenge in 1960 Election Era
The piece argues any president, Republican or Democrat, will confront Soviet aims to contain the U S and spread satellites in Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela and possibly Panama. It cites a needed strong Secretary of State and critiques Camp David policy while urging clear awareness of Moscow Peiping unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Department
Cuba
Mexico
Venezuela
Panama
NATO
Russia
Korea
Japan
Turkey
Italy
San Francisco
Camp David
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Peiping
Lovestone
Kremlin
Peking
Castro
Caribbean
Health and Happiness Tips for Tantrum Handling
Practical guidance for parents facing a toddler tantrum advises staying calm and avoiding punishment. It suggests diverting attention, modeling unemotional behavior, and seeking medical advice if convulsions or unusual episodes occur. Talks about abusive words and maintaining self mastery to influence future conduct.
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Benjamin Franklin
Hatlo George Sokolsky
Borhood
Alp Hutchinson
Concord
Hp Carolina
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Morey
John A. Morrison
Balzac
William Wycherley
Alexander Smith
Jim Bishop
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Friendly
Bennett Cerf
Robert Benchley
King Features Syndicate
AEC
Jay Lovestone
Communist Party
Afl-Cio Free Trade Union News
Paris
China
Garry C. Myers
Athens Messenger
Daily & Su
U. S and Possessions
Athens
Ohto
Associa
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
Vanday
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