Episcopal College For Stockton
Stockton AP The 112 year old University of the Pacific announced that the Episcopal Church will establish St Michael's College on campus. The four year liberal arts coeducational college will be funded by donors and open in 1965. It will be autonomous yet share undergraduate students with the university in a cluster campus model. Bishop Russell B Hubbard will chair the board.
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Stockton
University of the Pacific
Episcopal Church
St. Michael's College
St. Michael's
Russell
Hubbard
Spokane
Province of the Pacific
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St. Michael’s College
Kindergarten World Wide Wacky Tales From Mrs Friedman
In a Cleveland AP piece a mother recalls stories from her kindergartners including Arlene and her friend Tommy. The child recounts classroom events with mistaken terms like fire grill while parents discuss behavior and school life.
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Larry Friedman
Cleveland
Arlene
Ely
Darlying
Daddy
Tommy
Court Rules In Favor Of Blue Chip Arlong Case
In Angeles AP report a judge ruled that Blue Chip Stamp Co did not violate fair trade practices in its stamp sales to hardware stores. The decision found no unfair competition or intentional injury by the company amid complaints of pricing and distribution.
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Arlong
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Angeles
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Big Boost In Lady Drivers
Paris AP reports a decade view of licensing shows women gaining faster than men at the wheel. In 1952 per 100 licensed drivers 39 percent were women, rising to 64 percent last year, while men's share lagged. The article notes the growing participation of women in driving across France.
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Paris
France
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