Interboro and Hungary quoted in editorial note
The editorial lauds Interboro schools for launching an intensive corrective reading program to lift students reading at sixth grade level. It contrasts Hungary's 1956 amnesty with cautious reforms, warning Western readers not to accept shiny reform without clear benefits. It also champions broader foreign exchange student programs urged by Rotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interboro Schools
Interboro
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Red
West
U.S
Mr. Kadar
Delaware County
Rotary Clubs
Springfield
America
Thomas McKay
Rotary International Student Exchange Committee
Delaware Valley
Rotary
Moscow
Peking
Gloria
Rio
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Goulart
Price Fixing Bill Gains Ground In Washington
Lobbyists wage a battle over a nationwide quality stabilization act seen as a fair trade law in disguise. Justice Department warns of 20 percent price hikes and billions in costs, while backers led by National Association of Retail Druggists and Quality Brands Associates push for passage through the House Rules Committee. Senate prospects hinge on Hubert Humphrey and the bill's floor fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Department of Justice
Justice Department
House
National Association of Retail Druggists
Philip F. Jehle
NARD
Senate Small Business Committee
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Humphrey
Senate
Smith
Proxmire Seated on Appropriations Amid Senate Rift
In a closed Steering Committee vote chaired by Mike Mansfield Wisconsin's William Proxmire won the vacancy on the powerful Appropriations Committee created by the Kefauver death. Proxmire edged Senator Ralph Yarborough amid Southern bloc backing and White House disapproval of his spending stance. Proxmire, once a liberal, has drifted right in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
William Proxmire
Wis
Appropriations Committee
Astes Kefauver
Proxmire
White House
Ralph Yarborough
Tex
House
Hig
Mansfield
Allen Ellender
Agriculture Committee
Spessard Holland
George Smathers
Fra
Olin Johnston
S.C
John McClellan
Ark
Willis Robertson
Richard Russell
Ellender
Lawrence O’brien
Congressional Liaison
Yarborough
Women and the Dollar reshapes spending habits in 1960s study
Sylvia Porter notes that nonworking wives seek husband approval for purchases from a dress to a second car while building a secret fund for self-spending. The Chicago Social Research study finds wives control family money with approval, with furniture as the main luxury and the car as the male craving, and highlights frequent joint family budgeting and value gaps between spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Day
United States
Chicago
Social Research, Inc
Public Relations Board
Brazil embraces Mao delegation as propitious pivot
Victor Riesel reports that Brazil shows strong Chinese Communist engagement with high level officials bankers generals and journalists welcoming Mao Tse tung's Economic and Trade Delegation. He notes expropriation advocates in Brazil align with Beijing while a labor leader confirms Goulart sought Communist support to stay in power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Rio
Goulart
Foreign Ministry
Bank of Brazil
Mao
Brazil
Mao Tse-tung
Sao Paulo
Pennsylvania Military Academy Cavalry Drills Planned
The Pennsylvania Military Academy will add cavalry exercises this fall with 30 horses purchased and stalls built at the academy barn at 10th Street and Melrose Avenue. Capt Rudolph F Klenner will be among instructors and a 150 by 50 by 18 foot riding hall is under construction for inclement weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Military Academy
Academy
1Éth Street
Melrose Avenue
Rudolph F. Klenner
School of War
Vienna
Austria
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Richard Starnes
Ed Quality Brands . Associates
John W.anderson
Anderson
Rules Committee
Congress
Howard Smith
Richard
Starnes
Higher Education
Els
Robert
Allen
Paul Scott
Kennedy
Paul Douglass
Ill
Texan
Joseph Clark
Harrison Williams
N.J
S. Allen
Sylvia Porter
Hun
Sylvia
Victor Riesel
Chi Chao-ting
Brazilian Committee For the Promotion of International Trade
Henrique Oost
Victor
Riesel
PMC
Charles
William Butler
W. C. Booth
Boothwyn
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