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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1953
Page
6
Fresno professor warns that math is perilous for Americans unless colleges reform teaching methods. A Ford Foundation essay supports teaching math as a universal skill rather than a specialty focus, urging broader access and clearer value.
Generalissimo Rafael L. Trujillo of the Dominican Republic will address the United Nations to seek the release of 160000 Spaniards held behind the Iron Curtain. He criticizes Soviet policy and urges improved living standards to halt communism, saying refugees should be admitted if free of communist ties.
Watkins Glen Village board of trustees seeks a police chief after multiple failed efforts to hire. Initial pay was 56 a week, raised to 2600 annually, with applicants from 10 counties but none advanced to the examination. The board will now consider New York State wide applicants and exam date will be set by the state civil service commission.
Rome reports the Sacred College of Cardinals now includes 70 princes from 26 countries after adding 24 new cardinals. Italians remain the largest single group with 26 but do not hold a majority, France leads other nations with seven cardinals, and four countries Jugoslavia India Colombia and Ecuador are represented for the first time.
Wisconsin hotel men hear Earl Johnson of the American Hotel Association urge best fluff to attract guests and beat motor courts. He notes fluff as a competitive edge, with a focus on warmth to children and friendly service. Johnson owns four resort hotels at Lake Houghton, Michigan.
A national Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau report covering 11 states finds 4500 auto accidents and 1515 fatalities occur on unlit roads versus 13749 mis-haps and 503 deaths from drunken driving. The bureau says an annual per capita spend of 2.50 to 4.50 dollars could cut many crashes and deaths caused by poor or no lighting.
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