Fridley’s two week kindergarten short course explored
Fridley Minnesota, north of Minneapolis, has no regular kindergarten program as the superintendent endorses a two week summer orientation run by first grade teachers. He asserts this substitutes for a full term and saves space and staff costs, a plan some will challenge as insufficient schooling for four year olds. The piece frames Kenosha’s debate over maintaining two kindergartens and notes the Fridley approach as a caution in the era of rising taxes.
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Fridley
Minn
Minneapolis
Kenoshans
Minnesota
Hayes
Kenosha
Dispersal for Safety urged to protect critical plants
The Federation of American Scientists warns billions spent on weapons overshadow dispersal of industry. They cite vulnerable research plants to possible atomic or hydrogen strikes and press for a commission to study wide distribution of facilities as a defense measure. Senate civil defense subcommittee supports the idea while avoiding public panic.
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Federation of American Scientists
Federation
Arthur S. Flemming
Defense Mobilizer
F.A.S
Senate
My Philadelphia Father reveals the many sides of Anthony Drexel Biddle
Biography by Cordelia Robertson shows Anthony Drexel Biddle as a boxer jujitsu teacher actor explorer Bible teacher with 200000 pupils author and Marine trainer. The profile recalls a dining room knife demonstration and his fearless rough and tumble style beyond wealth.
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Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
Cordelia Robertson
Biddle
Kenosha Scouts Honor List Leaders At Court Of Honor
Fifteen years ago Charles Charlton of Troop 8 headed the honor list at the June Court of Honor session in Kenosha. He earned the Eagle badge while Life badges went to Charles Stanley Kenneth Larsen Thomas Rasico Jr Merlin Jones and Robert Hastings.
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Charles Charlton
Kenosha Boy Scout Council
Charles Stanley
Kenneth Larsen
Thomas Rasico, Jr
Merlin Jones
Robert Hastings
Worry With Gleason Is What Next
Jackie Gleason, seen as a star in mind and money, blends genius with playful excess. The interview reveals his foresight, quick problem solving, and taste for reading and hypnosis while he pursues music and public appeal. Audrey Meadows adds her perspective.
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New York
Jackie
Jackie Gleason
June Taylor
CBS
Ed Sullivan
Europe
Paris
Gleason
Toots Shor
Toots
Nat Kahn
Audrey Meadows
The Doctor Says Diarrhea of Infants Likely Virus Infection
The article explains that epidemic diarrhea in newborns is probably a virus infection not yet isolated, with occasional germs present. It describes rapid weight loss, fever usually low, and watery stools, plus hospital spread and strict visitor restrictions as key control measures.
Expedition Deep Freeze name for Byrd’s Antarctic voyage
A reader quiz asks the name applied to Admiral Byrd’s new Antarctic expedition and answers Expedition Deep Freeze. It notes stamps from envelopes are not valid on other mail and explains goldfish grow large in outdoor pools due to lack of breeding control. It also cites James Monroe as the only president wounded in action in the Revolution and suggests trephining as the oldest surgical operation known.
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Admiral Byrd
U. S
James Monroe
Trenton
Puzzled about eating on air tour plane
A traveler debates dining aboard a tourist air tour to Detroit. He weighs food costs versus supplements like a coconut, uses humor about stealing a captain's lunch pail, and considers sharing lunches with fellow passengers. Mary plans a lavish picnic hamper with foie gras and France inspired dressing while packing light. India’s Prime Minister Nehru accepted an invitation to visit Russia soon.
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Detroit
South Pacific
Mary
India
Nehru
Russia
We the Women Widow Learn To Decide For Herself
Ruth Millett advises a widow to stop deferring to others after 25 years of marriage. She urges asking what she wants, ignoring children’s criticism, and embracing personal decision making to gain freedom, confidence, and enjoyment of life.
Ancient rounded boats still used in Irak by river traders
In Irak today large rounded craft remain common on rivers. Some vessels reach 15 feet in width and carry goods or passengers, while goat skins blown full of air help people float or swim. The article notes Ur’s ancient ties and archaeological digs continue to reveal early civilization details.
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Irak
Notes From A Nonsense World Mix In A Pub Dialogue
A jumble of quotes and reflections ranges from Debbie Reynolds in Tokyo to political quips by George Meany Lyndon Johnson and Rocky Graziano. The piece turns to view points on romance prediction child psychology and musical ear with references to Thorndike Thorpe Whistler and Barton.
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Eddie
Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Tokyo
George Meany
AFL
Senate
Democratic
Lyndon Johnson
Eisenhower
Rocky Graziano
Thorpe and
Whistler
Science Digest
Fred Barton
U S Senator Clements Meets Japan Prime Minister Hoyama
U S Senator Earl Clements met with Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama today in Tokyo to discuss bilateral issues and regional security. The session focused on economic cooperation and Cold War tensions in East Asia.
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Tokyo
U. S
Earl C. Clements
Ichiro Hatoyama
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