Formal Coe Opening Marks Start of 1966 67
Coe College begins the 1966 67 academic year with a Tuesday convocation at 7 30 p m open to the public. President Joseph E McCabe and trustee president William P Whipple will speak on projected possibilities and the president s charge respectively. Faculty and staff will be guests at a following coffee.
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Coe
Joseph E. McCabe
William P. Whipple
Doe
Paul W. Pixler
Michael Mead
Indian currency notes and education measures announced
The report notes changes to rupee notes and a government plan affecting schooling with over 1,000 students enrolled this year. It mentions Coe classes and a dollar bill, and states the first term will run through Dec 9 to conserve scarce currency paper.
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Whipple
James Coquillette
New Delhi
India
the Board
Coe
Humane Treatment of Animals by Moon and Society
Bill Moon, Humane Society Manager, defines cruelty as causing or allowing pain or suffering that could be prevented. He notes neglect and ignorance as common causes and urges public education on proper care and treatment of animals, within anti cruelty law frameworks.
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Humane Society
Cache of Hebrew Artifacts Found at Tel Lachish
In Jerusalem a Hebrew University team uncovered a cache dating to about 600 B.C. at Tel Lachish Israel after ten days digging. The find includes rare Hebrew clay seals used for sealing papyrus documents. A University of North Carolina team assists in the exploration.
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Jerusalem
Hebrew University
Historic Tel Lachish
Israel
University of North Carolina
Educator Urges Removing Teachers Desks in Classrooms
Dr. Raymond Barsch, a University of Wisconsin psychologist, told an education seminar that teachers desks should be removed. He argued pupils should not learn to associate knowledge with a restricted environment such as blackboards or desks.
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Toronto
Raymond Barsch
University of Wisconsin
May Blow Top At Kilauea Eruption Outlook
The U S interior department geological survey says Kilauea on Hawaii may erupt again within the next few years. The volcano, among the world’s most active, has erupted more than 10 times since the 1959 spectacular blast.
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Washington
Kilauea
Hawaii
Interior Department
Geological Survey
Restless Rudolph Tests Hospital Beds at Labs
Twenty years of electric bed use simulated in 20 days at testing labs in Grand Rapids. A 275 pound weight substitutes a patient to stress wear on parts. American Seating Company employees call the burden Restless Rudolph.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
American Seating Company
Rudolph
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