Peace Corps Victory for All Peoples
A historic look at the Peace Corps showing Kennedy era support and expanding scope from 1961 to 1964 with 108 million dollars for projects in 47 countries. Quotes from Sargent Shriver, Northcote Parkinson, and world leaders highlight challenges, impact, and the broader aim of fostering peace through American democratic example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Northcote Parkinson
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Peace Corps
Edna
Allen Tongbee
United Nations
United States
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Readin Rutin And Rithmetic Are Province Of Student Teachers
Hanover education majors student teaching report amusing incidents from young pupils. Teachers like Linda Patton and Barb Gardner recount crossed eyes mispronunciations and playful inquiries about marital status. A sixth grader Weezie notes pupils test teachers with questions, while others recall a boy presenting an apple to Miss Chirk during a supervisor visit.
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Readin
Rithmetic
Hanover
Beverly Shirk
Miss Rose
Chirk
Indiana private colleges seek sales tax rulings for books and meals
Business managers from sixteen Indiana private colleges asked presidents to obtain a ruling exempting bookstore and on campus meal sales from sales tax. Hanover faces limited impact as stores and concession areas are privately owned. food sold to students is tax exempt, while concessions at athletic events may be taxed though tickets are not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Corps
George H. T. Kimble
Indiana University
Indiana
Ralph Burress
Hanover
Hanover’s
Princeton Dean Dr Ernest Gordon to Speak at Chapel
Dr Ernest Gordon dean of Princeton and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai will speak in Chapel on December 12. He was unable to visit campus last March due to an injury and will lead a book discussion at 9 p m December 11 focusing on his 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 Sell Blue Red Ribbon Cow Bells At Game
Cow bells with blue and red ribbons will be sold at the game Saturday to boost school spirit. Cheerleaders Jean Gehr Genie Howenstein Kathy Kellum Ronda Martin Nancy Morris Terri Stone burner and alternates Mary Burkert Joyce Fairchild train about two hours weekly in Long Gym with sponsor Lois Waser. They practice basketball and football yells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gehr
Genie Howenstein
Kathy Kellum
Ronda Martin
Nancy Morris
Terri Stoneburner
Mary Burkert
Joyce Fairchild
Long Gymnasium
Lois Waser
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Sargent Shriver
America
William Tubman
Kwame Nkrumah
Arthur Ndoro
Hanover College
Hanover Post Office
David R. Larson
Board OF Editors
Ann Waggoner
Kirk Dinkins
Susanne Talmage
Karen Burrin
Ron Hammerle
Sua Kune
John Hoober
Rich Scamehorn
Ann Pilasterer
Liz Voyles
Tom Beal
Vance Woodward
Bill Cadell
Democrat Printing Co
Madison, Ind
Susan Powell
Shannon Clarkson
Jenny Rupley
Pat Nelson Society
Karen Farlow
Judy Hinchman
Lon Baras
Dave Schults
Beth Bodkin
Karen Smith
Larry Joquith
Dave Moeller
Steve Pearson
Don Graber
Shirley Bryant
Phyllis Osborne
Jane Wedding
Gwen Owen
Louise Bastion
Laura Denton
Donna Cohn
Becky Goddy
Cam McMillan
Karen Mangerick
Mike Marr
Ann Cummings
By Mike Marr
This
Linda Patton
Miss Patton
Linda
Barb Gardner
Southwestern High School
Miss Garter
Barbara
Barb
Miss Gardner
Alice Lestina
Alice
C’s
Mary Louise Ramsdell
Weezie
Mrs
By Ann Waggoner
Kwai” Author
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