Babson Urges Electives for English Science Health Faith
Roger W. Babson argues for elective courses in English, science, physiology, and religion in college curricula. He stresses clear expression for government work, practical knowledge for employment, and healthy living, citing DNA theory, electronics terms, and religious studies as beneficial cross disciplines.
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Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc
Atlantic Municipal Utilities editor notes on upgrades and safety
Lowell Edwards updates Atlantic municipal electric and water departments. A new 4 000 gallon cooling tower was let to Marly company of Kansas City for 14 254 dollars with completion by June 1. Line work to Hunt's farms area nears completion while high voltage dragline incidents prompt safety warnings.
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City Light and Water Departments
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Atlantic Municipal Electric Department
Hunt's Farms
Atlantic
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Louie Poch
Hunt Farms
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Oswald Family Ties and Mrs Paine Recall JFK Admiration
An acquaintance testifies Marina Oswald admired President Kennedy while living with Ruth Paine in Irving Texas. Paine recounts watching Kennedy's arrival on TV and Oswald's family life before the assassination. Oswald later faced custody and arrest amid national coverage.
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Dallas
Kennedy
Marina Oswald
Ruth Paine
Lee Harvey Oswald
Irving
Marina
Helen Kane Seeks Comeback After Cancer Battles
New York singer Helen Kane once voiced Betty Boop and now lives in Jackson Heights while pursuing a comeback. She has endured four cancer surgeries, finished a career book, and received TV and film offer interest. Kane recalls 1928 Paramount success with Paul Ash and her later film career ending in Heads Up in 1932.
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New York
Helen Kane
Betty Boop
Jackson Heights
New York City
Miss Kane
Paramount
Buddy Rogers
Paul Ash
Paramount Theater
Jin Schubert
Giangreco to Head Iowa School for the Deaf
Des Moines AP C Joseph Giangreco named by the State Board of Regents as superintendent of the Iowa School for the Deaf in Council Bluffs effective August 1. He succeeds Lloyd Berg who retires at 65 and Giangreco, 39, has been principal there since 1964 with a salary of 9000 dollars and full maintenance for him and his family.
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Des Moines
C. Joseph Giangreco
State Board of Regents
Iowa School For the Deaf
Council Bluffs
Giangreco
Lloyd E. Berg
Regents
Dear Abby Advice Columns On Divorcee Honesty And Car Insurance
A reader asks how much a divorced woman should reveal on a first date and Abby advises stating marital history and children up front. Other letters discuss homemaking myths, a car insurance concern for an 18 year old, and a digested response to a love affair with a married man.
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Abby
Dog Isn’t Cut Out To Be Tough For Boston Police
Anka the three year old German shepherd trained to frighten criminals is too friendly to be effective. Deputy Supt William A Bradley ordered her dismissal for being too docile. City officials must decide whether to sell or destroy her.
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Boston
Anka
Boston Police Department
William A. Bradley
Church dedicates memorial plano this Sunday
Anita B r Presley conducted dedication services for a new memorial in the Church of Christ Sunday. Griswold The Church of Christ chair will present its Christmas cantata Born A King Sunday at 7 30 p m in the church Written by John W Peterson directed by Mrs Robert Christensen Narrator Gilbert Mueller Community invited to attend.
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Anita
Charles Presley
Church of Christ
Love Let Me Not Hunger by Paul Gallico review
Editor Ben J. Gibson Jr notes Paul Gallico, a veteran naval service member and noted sportswriter turned fiction author, presents a new novel that reads with youthful exuberance and plain unforced style, recalling his earlier successes such as The Snow Goose and Mrs Arris Goes to Paris.
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Ben J. Gibson, Jr
Paul Gallico
Doubleday
Arris
Paris
Pooh Perplex and Growing Up Pieces
Frederick C. Crews surveys Winnie-the-Pooh with mock seriousness in The Pooh Perplex, a witty satire on criticism that amuses most readers. Robert Paul Smith offers How to Grow Up in One Piece, guiding children and parents with plain advice and light humor from pre‑Little League recollections to present day. Duncan of Columbus Junction is cited as vice president with board members Wilbur Yunt Altona George Janssen Fidora and Clarence Matthiessen Mon ticello.
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Frederick C. Crews
Dutton
Crews
Robert Paul Smith
Harper & Row
Fair officers re elected by state agricultural convention
Officers and members of the News State Fair Board were re elected at the state agricultural convention. Lyle Higgins of Harlan was chosen as president and H M was named to another board post.
The Lost and the Found and The Second Novel Review
A reader praises Ann Chidester for The Lost and the Found revealing a small circus troupe in Spain facing starvation, loyalty, and courage. The critic credits strong crafts, but notes oversimplified characters and a forgettable overall impact in the companion California-set novel review.
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Ann Chidester
Doubleday
California
Cameron
Miss Chidester
Rita Halley
General the Morning After A Study of Independence
Brian Crozier offers a study of newly independent Asian and African nations. He analyzes independence concepts and Cold War roles using his contacts with leaders and his international affairs research. The book contrasts Russian and American foreign policy and aid, balancing facts with personalities.
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Brian Crozier
Oxford
Crozier
Asia
Africa
Lawrence W. Crissman
Dorothy and Red by Vincent Sheean review
An intimate portrait of the failing marriage between Dorothy Thompson and Sinclair Lewis. Drawing on Thompson letters and diary entries, the study recounts the turbulent 14 year union and its collapse, reflecting on both personalities and public life.
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Dorothy and
Red
Vincent Sheean
Houghton Mifflin
Dorothy Thompson
Sinclair Lewis
Miss Thompson
Mr. Sheean
Greene County Keeps Liquor By The Drink Wet
Greene County voters chose to stay wet in a local option election. A proposal to ban future liquor licenses was defeated 2345 to 1190, leaving ten counties dry versus five wet under the new law.
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Jefferson
Greene County
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