Colorado report blasts teacher certification system
An interim legislative subcommittee report criticizes Colorado teacher education for overemphasizing methods and neglecting content. It cites failures by hundreds of teachers and questions six hour renewal credits, while praising the University of Colorado and private colleges and faulting several state programs.
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Astronauts Begin Jungle Survival Training
Thirty six U.S. astronauts headed into a three day jungle survival drill. They will live off local flora and fauna and move toward a designated spot as NASA officials say no word will be released until they emerge on Thursday. The exercise aims to ready crews if a craft returns to jungle terrain.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Pravda Praises Pope John XXII For Peace Efforts
Pravda, the Soviet Communist party paper, published an unusual tribute to Pope John XXII praising his work for peace and international understanding. It contrasts his peasant origins with a realistic view of major political questions and calls him a persistent fighter for peace among all peoples.
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Pravda
John XXII
This Day in History Highlights Through the Ages
A compact recap of notable past events printed in Associated Press style. Highlights include Makarios in Cyprus, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s National Era, John Fitch’s steamboat trip, French troops in Mexico City, FDR gold clause act, exile England return, a Chicago fire, and West German relations with the West.
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Harriet Beecher
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Stowe
John Fitch
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Trenton
N.J
Mexico City
Roosevelt
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Britain
la Salle Hole
Chicago
Theodor Ileus
White House
Eisenhower
Miner crushed at missile site accident near Wheatland
Gerald D. Turner, 54, of Laverne Colorado, employed by Merion Drilling Co., was crushed when a heavy steel construction machine rolled into a deep pit at a Minuteman missile site eight miles south of Wheatland. Turner died Tuesday from chest injuries.
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