States Move To Strengthen Science Teaching In Schools
An AP survey shows states taking steps to boost science education with stricter teacher standards and expanded courses. New Mexico plans 24 hours of science training by 1960 rising to 36 hours, while New York, Kansas and New Hampshire pursue scholarships, graduation revisions and new course requirements. Florida already phased in early science exposure since 1938 and 1940s reforms.
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J. Cloyd Miller
New Mexico State Board of Education
Associated Press
Miller
New Mexico
United States
New Mexico Western College
New York State Board of Regents
Kansas
State Board of Education
New Hampshire
Vermont
Darmouth
Florida
Tomorow
lMincation
One Tian
Sputnik
Argentina Buys Soviet Oil Transport Equipment
A 12 member Argentine delegation signed agreements in Moscow to purchase five million dollars of Soviet oil transport equipment, rails, tubes for pipelines and other machinery for the oil, building and metal processing sectors. The group then proceeded to Czechoslovakia after two weeks in the Soviet capital. Argentina exports mutton hides wood linseed oil and other products to the USSR.
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Moscow
Argentina
Czechoslovakia
U.S.S.R
Bogart Insurance Settlement Approved in Superior Court
In Los Angeles an insurance settlement offering to pay 40,900 on a 90,000 life policy for the late Humphrey Bogart was approved by a Superior Court. The Manufacturers Life Insurance Co issued the policy on February 2, 1956, 11 months before Bogart died. Bank trust officer C O MacNeill testified the compromise was reached after it was noted Bogart may have been unaware of his cancer. Bogart died January 14, 1987.
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Los Angeles
Humphrey Bogert
Manufacturers Life Insurance Co
C. O. MacNeill
Security
First National Bank Trust
Bogart
Mapleton Productions, Inc
Waurika School Official Resigns
Waurika high school superintendent E. Q. Anderson resigns after seven years to join an insurance firm. Bud Thompson, longtime principal and former football coach, will succeed him. Thompson, from Loveland, graduated Central State in 1938 and led a 1951 class B state champion squad.
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Waurika
E. Q. Anderson
Anderson
Bud Thompson
Braman
Igh
Thompson
Addington
Maud
Comanche
Loveland
Central State College
Oklahoma
Judge Delays Decision In Loan Firm Dispute
A Superior Court judge will rule Feb 25 on a motion to set aside a judgment and sheriff sale in a foreclosure case involving Selected Investments Corp against the widow of a Negro dentist. The hearing will consider appraisals and alleged misstatements, with possible appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Robert S. Landers
Selected Investments Corp
Sanders
State Supreme Court
Selected Investments
Parker E. Costilow
Erma Jean Sawyer Reid
Reid
Charles Ozman
Jack Brock
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