The Fourth 'R' For Dallas: Traffic Rules
NEA staff correspondent notes Dallas traffic safety program in schools. The Citizens Traffic Commission reports only two student fatalities on commutes, crediting Miss H M Polley’s clear teaching of crossing, signals, and laws. Students learn by role playing as pedestrians and cars, emphasizing caution and rule adherence.
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Word, new statewide VFW paper for Pa. readers
The Word, a 12 page monthly tabloid from the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Pennsylvania, debuts May 15 with Albert F. Ceres Jr. as editor and business manager. It aims for a paid circulation of 192,000 across 501 cities and 67 counties, featuring national and local veteran news and broader coverage from a world-wide network.
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Baby Boom Past Year Explained
New York experts attribute nearly four million US births in 1953 to a larger married population and higher birth rates among couples. About three fifths of the rise since 1840 comes from more married people, two fifths from higher birth rates. Many births go to young couples. in 1950 over half were to husbands in their 20s. Eighteen states reported gains in sales tax revenue in 1953.
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Princess Ileana says Romanian Reds planned to conquer America
Princess Ileana of Romania testifies before the House Committee on Communist Aggression in New York that Red bosses boasted of conquering the United States by fomenting strikes and immobilizing the electric power system. She recalls Ana Pauker describing Communist strategy to subdue America. The Princess, who came with six children in 1950, now resides in Newton, Massachusetts.
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Red China Admitted to 1956 Olympic Games
IOC admitted Communist China to the 1956 games by a 23 to 21 vote in Athens final session of its 49th meeting. East Germany was rejected 14 to 31. Ethiopia Dominican Republic Malaya and Costa Rica were also recognized.
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