Peace Corps Victory For All Peoples
A sweeping overview of the Peace Corps impact under Kennedy era policy, praising volunteers returning home after two years in 35 countries. It highlights funding growth from 30 million to 108 million, strict training, global projects, and endorsements from leaders and foreign heads of state, while framing the corps as a global moral exemplar and a path to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Northcote Parkinson
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Peace Corps
Edna
Barry Goldwater
Readin Rit in and Rithmetic Are Province Of Student Teachers
Hanover education majors student teaching in nearby schools describe busy days filled with amusing mispronunciations and missteps. Linda Patton notes being called Mrs Miss and joking about marriage while Barbara Gardner recalls a gossiping Kissometer incident. Younger students spark more laughter as c's and lines become teachable moments. A boy cross-eyed at a teacher prompts laughter and questions about eye tests. An apple offered to a supervisor underscores the daily surprises in elementary classrooms.
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Hanover
Barb Gardner
Southwestern High School
Miss Garter
Barbara
Barb
Miss Gardner
Alice Lestina
Alice
Beverly Shirk
Miss Rose
Chirk
Private Indiana colleges seek tax ruling on sales items
Business managers from sixteen private Indiana colleges urged presidents to seek a state ruling to exempt bookstore and on campus meal sales from sales tax. Hanover is largely unaffected as its bookshop and Campus Cabin are privately owned and taxable, while the Soda Bowl remains exempt for student dining. Concessions at athletic events may be taxed, though event tickets remain untaxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ralph Burress
Hanover
Kwai Author Dr Ernest Gordon to Speak at Chapel
Princeton University Dean Dr Ernest Gordon author of Through the Valley of the Kwai will speak in Chapel on December 12. He was to visit last March but was prevented by an injury. A 9 p m discussion on December 11 will cover his World War II experiences as a prisoner of war in the Kwai River camp along the Thailand Burma railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gordon
Princeton University
Gordon
Kwai River
Thailand-Burma
Cheerleaders Boost Spirit at Saturday Game
Blue and red ribbon adorned cow bells will be sold at the game to raise school spirit. Cheerleaders Jean Gehr Genie Howenstein Kathy Kellum Ronda Martin Nancy Morris Terri Stoneburner and alternates Mary Burkert Joyce Fairchild practice about two hours weekly at Long Gym with sponsor Lois Waser to chant basketball and football yells.
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Jean Gehr
Genie Howenstein
Kathy Kellum
Ronda Martin
Nancy Morris
Terri Stoneburner
Mary Burkert
Joyce Fairchild
Long Gymnasium
Lois Waser
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By Arthur Nooro
Sargent Shriver
Allen Tongbee
United Nations
United States
Washington
George H. T. Kimble
Indiana University
America
William Tubman
Kwame Nkrumah
Arthur Ndoro
Hanover College
Hanover Post Office
David R. Larson
Board OF Editors
Sus
Ann Waggoner
Kirk Dinkins
Ne Talmage
Karen Burrin
Ron Hammerle
Sue Kue
John Hoober
Rich Scamehorn
Ann Pilasterer
Liz Weyles
Tom Beal
Vance
Madison, Ind
Susan Powell
Shannon Clarkson
Jenny Rupley
Pat Nelson Society
Karen Farlow
Judy Hinchman
Lon Barash
Dave Schults
Beth Bodkin
Karen Smith
Kt Joquith
Dave Moeler
Steve Pearson
Don Graber
Shirley Bryant
Phyllis Osborn
Jane Wedding
Gwen Owen
Louise Bastion
Laura Denton
Donna Dehn
Becky Geddy
Cam McMillan
Karen Mangerick
Mike Marr
Ana Cummings
Mike MA
This
Linda Patton
Miss Patton
Linda
C’s
Mary Louise Ramsdell
Weezie
Mrs
By Ann Waggoner
Kwai” Author
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