Cedar Rapids Plans Junior High Study With National Experts
Cedar Rapids outlines a city wide study of junior high education for 3107 students in grades seven through nine. A central planning committee of 22 will run 13 subject subcommittees and two public forums with national authorities to draft a full junior high program by spring 1957 for fall 1957 enrollment.
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Cedar Rapids
United States
Bruce Allingham
Franklin High School
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Central Planning Committee
Clyde Parker
Franklin Auditorium
Hart R. Douglass
Colorado University
College of Education
Dr. Douglass
Stanford University
North Carolina
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Missouri
Douglass
Journal of Educational Research
Allingham
Dean Stoakes
Wilson High School
Oscar Thompson
Iowa State Teachers College
Dorothy Hatch
Wilson
Robert Ask
McKinley
Ben H. Peterson
Coe College
Harry Sargeant
Peole
Board of Education
Robert Blahnik
Frank Nye
John F. Gaston, Jr
M. Holbrook Morrison
Citizens Committee
Ben Peterson
Supt
Parker
Richard Helen Re
U S Invites Nations to Atom Conference in December
Washington reports the United States has invited Russia and 10 other nations to a working level conference here in December to discuss creating an international atomic energy agency. A preparatory meeting is likely soon to set an agenda and procedural matters for the December session. The agency proposal dates to Eisenhower's 1953 plan.
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Washington
United States
Russia
International Atomic Energy Agency
State Department
Eisenhower
Young Peruvians Story Of Lina Medina Baby Mother
In 1939 Lima a five year old mother Lina Medina delivered Caesar ean section the healthy baby boy Gerardo Alejandro Medina on Mother's Day. Doctors observed a historic birth that challenged medical understanding as the world learned of the youngest mother and her child’s early life.
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Lima
Peru
Lina Medina
Medicine Academy of Lima
Gerardo Lozada
Gerardo Alejandro Medina
Lina
Dr. Lozada
Tiburcio Medina
Sunshine to Steam Power Plant by Henry Tabor
British born Israeli physicist Henry Tabor unveiled a solar steam boiler using a thin black nickel layer on the collector plate to achieve higher temperatures. Demonstrations for Israel's government and plans for the world symposium were described, with potential for industrial heat and solar cooling.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Henry Tabor
Tabor
Research Council
S. Sambursky
Hebrew University
Phoenix
Abor
Egypt
United States
Associated Press News
David Ben-Gurion
First Day Cover Hobby Got Brothers in Trouble
Bill and Ben Krinsky, active since the 1920s, pursued autographs and display boards for transoceanic air mail envelopes. Their probing for flight information drew FBI, Amtorg, and naval intelligence scrutiny, though they insist they were hobbyists not spies. Today, museums display their collection while the military seeks schedules and requests thousands of envelopes for exhibitions.
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York
Bill
Ben Krinsky
Customs Service
Navy
Ben
Amtorg
New York
Krinsky
Smithsonian Institution
British Museum
U.S. Air Force Academy
United Nations
Associated Press
Man fined for warning drivers of radar trap
John S. Pinski, 33, Milwaukee was fined 25 dollars after flagging down motorists and telling them a radar speed trap was ahead. He said he aimed to help other drivers.
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Milwaukee
John Sopinski
Was He Toting For Big Toot
In Gastonia North Carolina a man was arrested for public drunkennessAfter questioning by police about a paper bag he carried he claimed it held money he was saving He paid a total fine of 5 dollars and 7 dollars in court costs The police chief stated the bag contained 3185 dollars
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Gastonia
N.C
G. F. Penninger
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