Rutgers U Gets Big Assist For Educational TV Program
New York reports Rutgers University operates an educational TV program on a slim budget of ten dollars a week with major help from WATV in Newark. Coordinator Nathan Shoehalter says funds cover transportation and materials, while the station donates air time as a public service. Moreland notes the project shows universities can run educational TV without large funds. Estimates of 125,000 to 150,000 weekly viewers mark the program as a meaningful college course. The series explores teaching methods and subject benefits, with upcoming Italy and Labor Management segments led by Prof. Remigio Pane and Dr. Monroe Kerkowitz.
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Car speed test ends as wheel falls off in New Mexico
A highway chase in Las Cruces New Mexico saw a car traveling 74 miles per hour. State Police Sgt Jerry Brunk read a radar speed meter and ordered Officer Leo Teague to stop the vehicle. As the car halted the right front wheel detached.
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Community and club notes from Oskaloosa visitors and events
Os kaloosa reports Mrs John Foster returns to Los Angeles after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs James Brittain of Tulsa visit J W Brittain family. Mariners club held a supper in Presbyterian dining room. plans for coming year discussed. Night Owls HDU met at Mrs William Finley home. Mrs Walter Bird outlines work for year. lesson on Foundation Garments by Mrs Margaret Nichols. Freshments served. Carl Metzger writes of Christmas in Orlando where he serves as Post Flight Crew Chief with FAT Strato jet bomber. Eastern Star met at Masonic Hall Dec 26 for final session and officer installation. LeVelle Anderson and Paul Alexander preside. decorations noted. Somya played Christmas Fairy. Edith Morris installing officer. Harriet Jeffers, Marty Weinberg music. new officers installed including Lucile Means, David Perry, Mildred Shultz, Charles Hannah, Ruth Long.
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Pappy Noel Receives Medal For Korean Bravery
Washington AP photographer Frank Noel receives the Bronze Star for bravery under fire during a Nov 29-30 1950 action near Chosin Reservoir. Navy cited his daring to aid wounded Marines and procure ammo, plus leadership while a prisoner for over 32 months.
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Young Barrymore to Be Named in Divorce Suit
Los Angeles John Barrymore Jr., 22, was to be named today in a divorce suit filed by redheaded former actress Cara Williams, 28, who seeks extreme cruelty, custody of their 9 month old son John Barrymore Jr., and support. The couple married December 23, 1952 in Las Vegas. Williams was formerly married to jockey Alan Gray. This is Barrymore’s first marriage.
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Australian troops praised in Seoul on Foundation Day
Lt. Gen. Catude B Ferenbaugh sent a congratulatory message to the 1st Battalion Royal Australian Regiment in Korea on Australian Foundation Day. He praised the gallant record of the Australian force in Korea as testimony to the invaluable contribution to the United Nations effort against tyranny.
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Eisenhower Skips News Session Over Defense Policy
President Eisenhower decides to skip the regular Wednesday news conference citing a desire not to add to his Formuga defense policy discussion. Massachusetts reports a 60 percent increase in cranberry crop amid weather and market conditions.
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Local Club Notes and Community Gatherings Highlight December
Masons and service guild members held a January session in the church dining room with devotions by Mrs. Betty Moran and music by Marybeth Rae. The Wesleyan Service Guild reported a covered dish supper, birthdays honored, and plans for February while other social events included a Topeka trip, a Santa season visit, and an Oskie Theater update under new management.
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