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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1959

Page

5

Educators Plan Long Look at U S Education

NEA president Ruth A. Stout announced a three to four year nationwide study of education from kindergarten through college. The plan covers all facets of schooling and may address racial integration as part of a broad survey, amid anticipated intramural debate over segregation. The NEA represents 665,000 educators across 49 states and territories.

ST. Louis Ruth A. Stout NEA Miss Stoat Miss Stout Delvery U. S

Fire inspection bill stirs Wheeling fire chief protest

Wheeling Fire Chief William McFadden criticizes a new West Virginia bill that gives the state fire marshal control over safety in schools and public buildings. He says local departments would inspect only as agents, forcing orders to come from Charleston, hindering duties to protect residents and property. Fire Marshal Carl Weimer plans state wide inspections by year end, insisting quick compliance.

Cleveland New York NEA Miss Stout Wheeling William McFadden George Bailey Wheeling Fire Department Charleston Honda Bla Fi West Virginia Wheeling News-Register Carl Weimer

Communists Arrested in Ramallah Raid in Jordan

Government radio reports 14 Communists detained in Ramallah police action north of Jerusalem. Police had hunted them since April 1957 after a reported plot against King Hussein. They will be tried before a new state security tribunal under a recently enacted parliamentary law, instead of military courts.

Amman Jordan Ramallah Jerusalem Hussein

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