Future Calls For Better Teachers
Nebraska educator Dean W. K. Beggs told the American Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities that future needs demand more and better teachers. He called for tossing unused course patterns, starting fresh with superior material and professional training built on knowledge and intellectual toughness. He cited population growth knowledge expansion and freedom waves in emerging nations as compounding factors.
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Morrow
Nebraska
W. K. Beggs
University of Nebraska
American Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities
Beggs
Steel Output Seen Rising Early Next Year
The Iron Age and The Metalworking Weekly report a likely 15 to 20 percent jump in steel production in January as automakers and other major users boost inventories. Labor tensions remain, suggesting continued buying as a hedge ahead of a steelworkers’ demand spike next summer.
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Services Held for Mrs. J Wright in Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie B. Wright were held at 2 p.m. yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Cassius Armitage and Rev. Jerry McCauley officiating. Burial was in East Branch Cemetery. Bearers were Stephen Cobb, John Moravek, Victor Armitage, Leon Whiteley, Paul Mitchell and Ronald Messenger. Local and distant relatives attended from Conneaut Ohio, North East, Youngsville, Fairview, Erie, Spartansburg, Warren, Meadville, and beyond, including numerous Wrights and Rounds relations.
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Bracken Funers
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Jerry McCauley
East Branch Cemetery
Stephen Cobb
John Moravek
Victor Armitage
Leon Whiteley
Paul Mitchell
Ronald Messenger
Glenn Wright
Larry Wright
Raymond Wright
Harold Marlowe
Conneaut
Ohio
Archie Wright
Florence Wood
Edward Wood
North East
Daisy Densmore
Youngsville
Melvin Gray
Archie Beers
Fairview
Erie
Donald Grover
Allen Wright
Violet Stewart
al Lasko
Ray Wright
Donald Rounds
Gerald Rounds
Leon Start
Kenneth Wright
Paul Cooper
Sway
Blanche Bemis
Harold Bemis
Bear Lake
Lewis Rasey
Bam Vanderhoof
Spartansburg
Clyde Cooper
Rey
John Cooper
Alderson
W. Va
Clifford Rounds
Wesleyville
Tracy Potter
Mack Potter
Warren, Ohio
Donavan Danford
Meadville
Mell Brown
Big Springs
Tex
Cassius Armitage
Butler
Crack Down On Shelter Frauds Warns Justice Dept Action
The Justice Department urged state attorneys general to curb fraudulent operators in the fallout shelter business. Nathaniel Kessack, chief of the fraud section, said U. S. attorneys intensified legal actions against deceptive contractors in the shelter market.
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Justice Department
Nathaniel £. Kessack
Department
U. S
Sing Along with Mitch fuels Brothers Four rise
The Brothers Four, Seattle natives and University of Washington seniors John Paine Bob Flick Dick Foley and Mike Wickland, gain fame from Sing Along with Mitch and TV guest spots. Their success raises record sales and pay but delays college graduation as they tour coast to coast from Florida to Michigan. Their next NBC Thanksgiving special Home for the Holidays caps a busy run with CBS Check Note and NBC Perry Como Show.
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Florida
Michigan
NBC
Orderly Protest Of School Lunch In Warren
A Warren Area High School lunch boycott entered its second day as students protest higher prices and poor food. Officials described the orderly action with nine meals sold after the first two periods. some fear continuing resistance could push toward Type A meals with no choice. Classes remained normal with no discipline issues.
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Warren Area High School
Ruth Randinelli
Kennedy Trip Costs Partly Covered by Dem Group
The Democratic National Committee will cover part of President Kennedy’s four day Western trip travel costs. White House spokesman Pierre Salinger said the party will pay for use of the Air Force jet and crew on portions of the journey. The flight to Seattle and return legs, including San Diego, were described as non political with no figures released.
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White House
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Salinger
Sam Diego
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Washington
We Made it We Made it Cries Filipino
Vice President Diosdado Macapagal held a mounting lead in the Philippine presidential race with more than 60 of seven million votes counted. He led Carlos P Garcia 2 695 110 to 2 031 667 as Garcia refused to concede. Macapagal predicted future results could not be altered. Emmanual Pelaez led for vice president over Sergio Osmena Jr 21 796 928 to 11 609 038 with Gil Puyat at 1 260 790.
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Diosdado Macapagal
Macapagal
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Garcia
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Philippines
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Sergio OsmenadJr
Gil
Puyat
East Germans Fire Tear Gas at Wesomers West of Berlin
East Berlin police hurled tear gas and rocks over the wall into West Berlin during the night. A bus on Bernauerstrasse in the French sector was damaged as West Berlin police deployed tear gas grenades to restore order.
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West Berlin
Bernauerstrasse
Rival Unions Clash in AFL-CIO Civil War
Walter Reuther and C. J Neal Haggerty traded sharp charges at the AFL CIO convention amid lingering interunion rivalries. They blamed the other side for stalling a binding arbitration plan as the two camps spar over a non aggression pact to keep the federation intact.
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API
Campé
Apl-Cio
Walter Reuther
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Afl-Cio
C. J.neal Haggerty
Crafts
Reuther
Haggerty
AFL
AFL and Cio
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Chamber directors plan year end budget and terms
Funds hit year end low. Members will be reminded that chamber membership is ongoing unless canceled in writing. A December 1 letter will seek returns for next year’s budget. The 1962 budget must be approved by December or January. Nominating committee recommends renomination of retiring directors for second terms: Hammond, Sarnicki, Wolcott, and Furst.
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JB. G
Barney) Bennett
James Hammond
Joseph Sarnicki
Darwin Wolcott
Joseph Furst
It's easy to really enjoy the news
A brief appeal inviting readers to subscribe to The Journal for enhanced access to current events and local coverage. The note emphasizes enjoying the news and staying informed through the newspaper's offerings.
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Look-alikes and legacies of former presidents in early postoffice years
Former presidents Truman and Eisenhower, now out of office, reflect on their successors and the political landscape. The piece contrasts their reactions to postwar budgets, foreign policy, and campaigns as they stumped for allies, defended national interests, and urged bipartisan restraint at the water’s edge.
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Truman
Adlai B. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Hisenhower
Kennedy
Truman and Eisenhower on Presidency in 1950s interviews
Fragmented OCR outlines a sequence of radio and TV interviews discussing what it means to be a president. Mentions Truman Eisenhower Hoover Roosevelt and various political roles, with unclear phrasing and garbled names.
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Binnhan
Artificial Hands Okayed as Driver by Pennsylvania Court
A Pennsylvania court approved continued driving for a man with artificial hands, despite state law restricting license issuance. The case cites prior incidents where a driver with prosthetics demonstrated control by maneuvering through downtown Pittsburgh during rush hour, raising questions about eligibility and safety standards.
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Altedheny
Sturt FE Brinklay
Skperson
Brinkley
Whale University 2
Sage Atiami
Smith
Pittsburgh
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