Journalism Dean Urges Public to Criticize Press
New York based Dean Edward Barrett of Columbia University School of Journalism urged citizens to speak louder against what he called shabby journalism. He argued local leadership must drive demand for better news and broadcasting as part of a program for the school’s growth.
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President's Wife Goes to Greece for Fortnight
Mrs John F Kennedy to take a private two week visit to Greece in October leaving Oct 2 from Washington. She will join sister and brother in law Prince and Princess Stanislas Radziwill at a rented house near Athens. The First Lady, recuperating after a difficult birth and loss, is at Newport RI with Caroline and John Jr. and had spent summer at Cape Cod.
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Florida judge scolds Movida senators on impeachment trial
Presiding Judge E Harris Drew admonished Movida senators Monday to stop horseplay and focus on impeachment proceedings against a judicial judge. He told the lawmakers who sit as a jury in the trial to stop reading newspapers working crossword puzzles and eating peanuts during sessions.
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Car Prices Hold In First Report
DETROIT UP I car prices likely to stay steady in 1961 model year Chrysler Corp said it would hold the price line on its new models for the fifth straight year Ford GM American Motors and Studebaker are expected to announce their prices within two weeks, likely at dealer showrooms.
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Schools Honor Senior Citizens Week Events
Public schools observe Senior Citizens Week by inviting grandparents to classrooms. Stearns held a tea and open house for grandparents yesterday. Allendale displays children’s artwork in an exhibit.
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Lynch To Judge In PTA Citizenship Awards Contest
Lincoln D. Lynch as assistant superintendent of schools is named to the state PTA citizenship awards committee. Sears Roebuck Foundation funds the awards for outstanding action programs. Judging will be held next Monday in Boston.
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