Dr. Decker Named President of National Science Teachers Assn
Dr. Donald G. Decker, CSU Greeley dean and former college science chair, to be installed as president of the National Science Teachers Association at the annual meeting in St Louis. He outlines aims include kindergarten to twelfth grade science program, international expansion, Project Pyramid with US Steel funding, and budget reorganization. He will speak at regional meetings and holds multiple educational roles and collaborations.
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Summer Family Fun Nights On Campus Schedule
Weekly events run July 1 to August 12 on the campus with free activities for all ages. Gunter Hall hosts games for kids and adult sports nearby, plus swimming at Gunter pool with health certificates required, and a free movie program from 7 to 9. Square dancing and child care are available, with doors open for families and students including dancing from 3 to 6. Baby sitting offered in Panel Lounge for under threes.
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Kennedy to decide in autumn on 1960 bid
U S Senator John F Kennedy said he will decide in the fall whether to seek the 1960 Democratic nomination and whether to enter Ohio's May primary for its 66 delegates. A Phoenix drummer Willie Hawkins was hospitalized with a dislocated shoulder after an onstage incident.
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Outdoor Education to Move Into Regular Curriculum
Outdoor education moves into the regular Colorado State College curriculum next fall after successful pre-session outdoor workshops. Courses Ed 273 and Ed 80 offer three hours credit with field trips and a weekend lab, plus a graduate course Bd 380. The program emphasizes teaching by outdoor resources for elementary teachers and uses outdoor settings as a direct, natural laboratory across science, math, geography, music, and creative writing.
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Bolivian Troops Move Against Santa Cruz Uprising
Bolivian troops entered Santa Cruz in eastern Bolivia on Saturday to quell a movement the government called subversive and linked to oligarchs who once controlled key tin mines.
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