Teachers urged to raise standards to keep incompetents out
Dr. T. M. Stinnett told the National Education Association convention that the teaching profession must raise its standards so that only competent teachers enter classrooms and incompetents are weeded out. He cited progress since World War II and predicted most new teachers will come from accredited colleges within a few years.
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T. M. Stinnett
Stinnett
National Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
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National Education Assn
National Council For Accreditation of Teacher Education
John Lake longtime Amos and Andy announcer dies
John Lake 56 celebrated radio announcer for Amos and Andy died Tuesday in Saranac Lake New York from tuberculosis after 11 years of treatment.
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Saranac Lake
N.Y
John Lake
Violinist Files Suit Over Backstage Incident
Dolly Ann Otey of Baltimore claims a kettledrum knocked her down backstage at the Lyric Theater after a February 1958 Philadelphia Orchestra concert. She seeks 15000 dollars from the Philadelphia Orchestra Assn the Academy of Music of Philadelphia and the Lyric.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Dolly Ann Otey
Superior Court
Lyric Theater
Philadelphia Orchestra Assn
The
Academy of Music of Philadelphia
Lyric
Destructive Midwest Thunderstorms Leave Wide Damage
Severe storms lashed Minnesota Iowa Illinois Missouri and Kentucky with winds up to 125 mph. One death and numerous injuries reported as trees toppled homes and power lines. hail up to three inches damaged crops and buildings across five states.
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Minnesota
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio River
Kentucky
Ottumwa
Towa
Oskaloosa
Fairfield
Keokuk
Boone
Castro threatens to seize American sugar investments in Cuba
Fidel Castro roared at a post midnight Artemisa rally that he would seize American investments penny by penny if the United States cuts Cuban sugar purchases. The 10th major speech in 24 days marked his sharpest anti American tirade as U S policy faced new congressional bills.
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Cuba
United States
Castro
Sugar Workers’ Federation
Artemisa
Havana
U.S
House Agriculture Committee
Release Tschida Held for Questioning in Wife's Death
In St Paul, Andrew Tschida a contractor held for questioning in his wife Lorayne Tschida death was released to his attorney Richard Ryan after a coroner ruled homicide caused by a fractured skull and carbon monoxide poisoning Det Lt Arthur Lauer and county attorney Peter Maloney said evidence did not justify prosecution The case involves a garage discovery a week ago and multiple statements by Tschida noted by investigators
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ST. Paul
Andrew Tschida
Richard Ryan
Peter J. Maloney
Tschida
Lorayne Tschida
Arthur Lauer
Maloney
Child Drowns After Posing for Picture
In Mountain Home Arkansas a five year old boy Travis Quarles who was on an inner tube during his first vacation swim slipped from the tube minutes after his mother Mrs Raymond Quarles of Lovington New Mexico had photographed him The mother looked away and later saw he had disappeared into eight feet of water A diver recovered the body an hour later
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Mountain Home
Ark
Raymond Quarles
Lovington
N. M
Travis Quarles
Wind Caves In Apartment Building Killing In Quincy
Edna Gause died when a portion of her apartment building collapsed due to winds in Quincy. Fire crews and investigators responded to the scene as residents were evacuated and authorities assessed structural damage.
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Edna Gause
Quincy
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