NSF Grants 53200 For E-State Summer Institute
The National Science Foundation awards Emporia State College a 53200 grant to fund a six week 1957 summer institute for high school science teachers opening June 3. Project leaders include Dr. Merle E. Brooks Dr. Weldon N. Baker and other E State staff. The program aims to boost teachers subject knowledge motivate students toward science careers and connect teachers with productive scientists. Emporia State is the second teachers college to receive such a grant after Iowa State Teachers College a year earlier.
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Weldon N. Baker
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Iowa State Teachers College
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Humboldt Association meeting at Lincoln school unit
Thursday night activities featured Mrs. Knight speaking on Child Guidance introduced by Betty Crawford. Officers for the coming year elected include Walter Clum as president and Mrs. Carl Pullman as vice president. Fidelis class hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McCallum with devotionals by Mrs. Ray Middendorf and a birth of Christ theme.
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Iraq Vows To Stand With West In Baghdad Pact
Prime Minister Nuri Said declared Iraq will remain in the U S backed Baghdad Pact alliance with Turkey Pakistan Iran and Britain to defend against Communism despite regional criticism. He accused opponents of aiming to destroy Iraq and warned of likely political repression. Trade unions and groups in Egypt called a strike responding to Damascus broadcasts about secret prisoner trials.
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Old Bullet Explodes Injuring Teen in Buffalo
In Buffalo New York John Sell aged 13 was critically injured when a bullet in an ash tray exploded as he and a friend played with matches. Metal fragments pierced his jugular vein and windpipe. The bullet was found in a trash heap and brought to a friend's home. The second boy Edgar Allen, also 13, was unhurt.
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