Teacher Shortage In U S Still Critical Says NEA
Washington report by the National Education Association warns the U S faces a continuing critical teacher shortage. It cites 86 696 graduates slated for teaching next September and estimates only about 73 percent entering elementary and 73? percent entering high school classrooms. The NEA notes a need to replace 60,000 departing teachers and to handle rising enrollments, with elementary grades hardest hit and a looming wave of retirements.
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Wichita Band to Give K. A. Concert Thursday
The Wichita High School East Symphony Orchestra, named Kansas High School Orchestra of 1955 by the B.C. School of Fine Arts, plans a 3 p.m. Thursday Hoch Auditorium concert as part of the Fine Arts Festival. Directed by Kenneth Thompson, the program features Mendelssohn Fingal’s Cave Overture, Bruch G minor Concerto third movement with Mary Lee Scott on violin, Dvorak New World final movement, Popper Hungarian Rhapsody with Judy Dodson on cello, Handel Concerto Grosso on 6 No 9, and a Rodgers Bennett selection from The King and I.
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City in Greece Shaken By Earthquake
Reports from Volos say the quake stricken city endured post seismic shocks in the past 24 hours. Nine people have died since the quakes began April 19. The Defense Ministry reports 4893 houses remain part of a total area in Wales and surround villages. An estimated homeless figure was released.
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Ike Fights Erosion On Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower said a scientific study shows three quarters of top sod washed away on his Gettysburg farm. He noted his interest in conservation began years ago through his brother Dr Milton Eisenhower and aims to leave soil in better condition than he found it. In the White House rose garden he spoke informally to about 75 editors of farm publications representing a 22 million circulation.
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Mendes-France Wins First Comeback Victory in RSP Move
Pierre Mendes-France stepped onto the comeback trail with a preliminary win in his bid to control the Radical Socialist party. At a one day convention leaders reportedly voted 96 87 to schedule a shakeup of the party machinery as Mendes-France seeks reorganization against rivals who toppled him as premier in February. Black printed playing cards were cited as a cultural note across Europe decades ago.
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JHS Parent Study Group Proposes Street Safety Steps
A JHS parent study group discusses safety improvements on streets advising age appropriate crossings and supervised walks. The report highlights education on pedestrian rules and community involvement to reduce risk, with emphasis on clear adult guidance and structured programs.
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Lawrence teen driving pledge campaign expands campus effort
A study group sponsored by the Lawrence Council of Parent Teacher Associations and the Lawner Adult Education seeks safe driving pledges from Jumiper High students and families. The campaign aims to reinforce local traffic laws and involve community groups in promoting cautious driving practices.
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Bright Trade Future Seen by Official
Washington officials forecast a buoyant foreign trade outlook for the United States and its free world partners over the next year. BF Schnellbacher, speaking at a breakfast hosted by the American Chambers of Commerce, said exports and imports could rise and trade barriers fall if current industrial upswings persist, with potential increases in Latin American and Canadian material purchases. Voters approved a $487,1500 hospital bond issue to replace the 40 year old facility, with 16 rooms planned, though concerns about standards and licensing remain.
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