Teachers Corsages Contain A Surprise
In Hermosa Beach California teachers received flower corsages from students but developed itching and rashes. City crews sprayed drainage dumps where poison ivy grew to stop future reactions.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1960
Page
3
In Hermosa Beach California teachers received flower corsages from students but developed itching and rashes. City crews sprayed drainage dumps where poison ivy grew to stop future reactions.
Texas city leaders react to 1960 census preliminary results showing uneven growth across counties. San Antonio rises to about 584,471, Dallas and Houston areas still pending, Midland surges to 59,552, Abilene and Beaumont post notable gains, Paris and Sweetwater dispute drops, overall state population listed at 5,193,204 in 198 county totals.
New York AP reports United States exporters and importers face growing friction with Iron Curtain economies. Firms assess implications for American spending, defense budgets, and foreign sales as oil, refining, and transport firms watch Soviet aid and pricing. Commerce licenses show modest first-quarter export activity to Communist Europe, below year-ago levels.
Long Beach public schools need firm discipline says Municipal Judge Charles T. Smith. He argues homes lack order and teachers avoid punishment due to opposition. He cites a case where a parent Ambrose Cosgrove, 51, was jailed five days for slapping teacher Miss Helen Nies after claiming she struck his son Terry, 10.
Hollywood AP reports Fred Astaire will host the sixth annual television Emmy awards show on NBC TV June 20. The network announced the plans Wednesday.
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