San Angelo's three rail plan aims to tailor high school to all students
San Angelo Texas embraces a three rail curriculum to fit every pupil from gifted to slow learners. Superintendent George Wadzeck led a shift from permissive schooling to a focused system with early testing and grade retention and a strong community tax base supporting a top high school program.
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Central High
Students Campaign For UNC Assistance
A student group at Chapel Hill, led by Norman B. Smith, operates as unaffiliated lobbyists to seek 1959 61 UNC funding. They visit legislators in home districts, plan Raleigh visits during the session, and produced a mimeographed budget booklet. They insist no one is paid and that the campaign is student initiated and directed.
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Chapel Hill
Norman B. Smith
University of North Carolina
General Assembly
North Carolina
UNC
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Smith
Raleigh
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Radiological Seminar Opens At UNC January 26
The fifth annual Seminar on Radiological Health begins a three day program at the University of North Carolina with registration at 8 a m in Carroll Hall lobby. Experts from UNC Public Health N C State Board of Health and other institutions will lead morning and afternoon sessions.
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Chapel Hill
Unversity of North Carolina
UNC School of Public Health
N. C. State Board of Health
UNC Extension Division
Carroll Hall
UNC School of Business Administration
J. W. R. Norton
Raleigh
Emil T. Chanlett
J. J. Wright
George C. Doak
Richard Witcofski
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Charles Cameron
School of Public Health
D. R. Chadwick
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
E. J. Story
N. C. State College
R. E. Richardson
UNC School of Dentistry
E. H. Wood
P. M. Johnson
UNC School of Medicine
Witcofski
Edgar Seagle
City Health Department
Charlotte
Kalil Mancy
Doak
L. D. Fredman
Rodriguez
Cameron
Chadwick
C. B. Davis
New Hanover
Wilmington
M. Peck
John Andrews
N. C
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah River Plant
8. C
High Point
W. N. Long
Public Health Service
Charlottesville
E. C. Anderson
Budget Surplus Forecast Sparks Caution Across Federal Policy
Analysis notes a potential 70 million surplus next year but warns against counting on tax cuts. past forecasts by Eisenhower missed by billions, with a peacetime deficit now projected near 12.9 billion. The piece discusses blame among Eisenhower, Congress, and forecasters amid shifting fiscal outlooks.
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Eisenhower
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Paris Fashion Opens With Back To Normal Silhouettes
Paris fashion opens for 1959 spring summer with a shift to normal waists and longer skirts after extreme silhouettes. Designers like Cardin Patou Heim Balmain Goma Laroche Griffe Matta Dior and Yves Saint Laurent unveil bright lines and bold colors as trends focus on volume balance and new revolutionary cuts.
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Paris
Jean Desses
Pierre Cardin
Cardin
Jacques Heim
M. Heim
Raymond Barbas
Jean Patou
Pierre Balmain
Michael Goma
Guy Laroche
Jacques Griffe
Serge Matta
Lanvin Castillo
Castillo
Empire
Dior
Yves Saint-Laurent
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