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Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1961

Page

3

Pittsburgh Trial of Team Teaching in Hill District Schools

In Pittsburgh a new team teaching concept aims to boost learning by grouping 4,700 pupils in grades one through six across five schools. Four-teacher teams plus a student teacher and a neighborhood team mother rotate to provide flexible instruction funded by a $128,400 Ford Foundation grant.

Pittsburgh Wnewenane Hill Ford Foundation Charles H. Hayes Hayes

Team Teaching Time Expands with Small Group Plans

Dr. Hayes outlines a program buying teaching time for large group lessons and small group or individual work. The aim focuses on language arts and social studies while other subjects follow conventional methods. The project also targets improving out of school learning through adult evenings, neighborhood study halls, and parents meetings.

Dr. Hayes Hayes

L A Man Is Killed By Electric Shaver

Ronald Schmidt, 30, of Los Angeles was electrocuted when his electric razor fell into a toilet and he reached in to retrieve it. A 600 room Tel Aviv hotel project is under consideration.

L.A Los Angeles UPD Ronald Schmidt Tel Aviv Israel

GOP Hears Two Rivals at Wisconsin Convention

Two Republicans bidding for 1962 Wisconsin governor will speak at Eau Claire State College as the GOP convention opens. Philip G. Kuehn of Whitefish Bay urges party unity after his 1960 loss to Gaylord Nelson. Jack B. Olson of Wisconsin Dells, a former Nixon committee chairman, is anticipated to mount a stronger bid next year.

Madison Eau Claire Philip G. Kuehn Whitefish Bay Kuehn Gaylord Nelson Jack B. Olson Wisconsin Dells Wisconsin Nixon Committee Olson Memorial Gymnasium Eau Claire State College E. J. Prenzlow St. Paul Lutheran Church Bloomer Claude J. Jasper Donald Nutter Montana William Wood Janesville Young Republican Federation Henry

Wisconsin Senate approves arrest power for state patrol

The Wisconsin Senate endorsed expanded arrest powers for the State Traffic Patrol in a 24 to 6 vote. Patrolmen could arrest felons or misdemeanants under the bill, while Assembly opposition argues it would erode local law enforcement. The measure faces a tough battle in the Assembly and was contrasted with other actions in the session.

Madison Wisconsin Senate Assembly Walter Terry R-Baraboo William Ward New Richmond Ward Terry Joint Finance Committee Industrial Commission

Major Drop Noted Among European Reds

The London Times reports a decline in Communist party membership in free Europe from 3 million to 2 million in just over seven years. While vote share fell from 13 million to 11 million, parliamentary representation shrank notably with Communist membership in lower houses dropping by 100 from 331 in 1953.

London WUP Free Europe London Times the Times

Finch Enters San Quentin in Wife Murder Conspiracy

Dr. Bernard Finch, 43, entered San Quentin Prison Tuesday to face charges of conspiring with his mistress Carole Tregoff in the murder of his wife. He professed love for Tregoff and hoped to marry her, refusing to speak with reporters and telling an associate warden to leave him alone.

San Quentin Calif Bernard Finch San Quentin Prison Carole Tregoff Carole Dr. Finch Dale Frady

Prisoner Carole in Love Triangle Prompts Parole Hope

Frady relayed questions for newsmen and reported that the man answers yes to three questions about love for Carole. Carole, 26, serves life at Corona Institution for Women and could become parole eligible after seven years.

Frady Carole Corona Institution

Plunge Kills 24 Workers on Stone Truck Near Madras

A truck carrying stone toppled into a river killing 24 people near Madras. Seventeen women and seven men among the dead, with the tragedy reported 24 miles from the city. Classified ads line included.

Madras India

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