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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1958
Page
19
The Saturday Evening Post reviews Gandhi inspired nonviolence as a path to integration in Montgomery Alabama. Chester Bowles outlines peaceful protest strategies and the potential outcomes for American Negroes following Gandhi's example.
Experts warn that today’s dating habits stunt outlooks and mate selection at the United States Naval Academy. The institution reviews the problem and aims to restore a freer, easier sea line atmosphere among midshipmen with the era titled The Navy vs. Going Steady. We Motored to Moscow.
Republican lawmakers from the Midwest plan shifted outreach to President Eisenhower, favoring individual talks with him over a group approach to discuss farm policy and Secretary Benson's future. Rep. Miller said Adams could be contacted at any time, and emphasized deliberation over pressure tactics.
Dr. Robert J. Havighurst of the University of Chicago told the American Association of School Administrators that the United States faces a real shortage of science teachers though annual science graduate output remains high. He warned postwar enrollments will strain high schools and colleges by 1965 while stressing Russia is over or under reporting scientist numbers due to population differences.
A National Guard officer and a Navy reserve lieutenant were aboard an Army light observation plane that crashed on the frozen Connecticut river near South Hadley. The pilot was 1st Lt. Peter Nast of the 43rd Infantry Division New York National Guard, son of Brig. Gen. Charles Nast. The passenger was Navy Lt. Richard Ernst of New York City, attached to Naval Reserve Squadron VFS-33 at Floyd Bennett, Long Island.
Mrs Hazel Blankschen of 50 Fremont Street died Friday after a small herd of Barbary sheep from Africa died. Funeral services were held yesterday at St Peter's Church, with burial in St Peter's Cemetery Danbury New Mexico.
Instructions describe boiling one and a quarter cups of maple syrup to the firm ball stage at 242 degrees and then gradually beating it into two stiffly beaten egg whites to make frosting.
The sales figures show strong demand for the 1958 Chevrolet. Buyers praise its styling, new length and low stance, improved ride, and peppy performance. Visit a dealer to see how easy it is to own the best selling car.
In FlorencePrato Italy a defamation trial involves Bishop Pietro Fiordelli and priest Daniela Riazzi both of whom are tried in absentia after a letter from the bishop citing his inability to attend. The case tests church state relations amid national elections and is seen by communists and others as political fodder.
A Chicago publisher offers a free 24 page booklet titled Adventures in Conversation detailing a simple technique to improve everyday talk. The method promises greater poise confidence and popularity in business and social settings and is mailed free on request to Conversation Studies Dept972 S35 Diversey Parkway Chicago 14 IL. A postcard suffices.
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