Teen Genius Edith Stern Skips Ahead in School
Edith Stern, 15, graduates Florida Atlantic University this summer seven years early. The Boca Raton prodigy plans a teaching tenure at Michigan State University, while balancing adolescence and a mind that moves beyond her age peers. She started junior college at 12 and has faced isolation from classmates who cannot match her intellect. Her father Aaron Stern fostered a home learning environment as the family moved across states seeking advanced study. Edith continues to pursue mathematics while navigating teen life and teaching ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barbour
Boca Raton, Fla
Edith Stern
Edith
Michigan Sue University
Eidth
Fancy
George of the
Bella
Dade County Junior College
Miami
Aaron
Inmae Wacher
United States
Mayo Clinic
New York
Brooklyn College
David
Indiana
Illinois
Florida
Stern
Jern
N’s
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton
Suggestions In Purchasing Childs Clothing
Mrs Joyce Foulds of New Mexico State University explains that permanent press fabrics resist ironing but trap oily stains. Soil release finishes help detergents remove soil during washing while anti soil redeposition finishes prevent dirt from returning in rinse cycles. Proper detergent amount and water temperature affect soil removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Foulds
Cooperative Extension Service of New Mexico State University
Specialit
Mrs. Foulds
LSD Problem Still With Us at New Mexico Extension Meet
William Fuller of the Bureau of Narcotics warns at the New Mexico State University campus that the LSD problem remains a major and expanding issue among youth and students. The two day state meeting included district sessions and programs while homemaker leaders outlined global and national roles and peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fuller
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Albuquerque
Extension Homemakers Club
New Mexico State University
Bureau of Narcotics
Fuller
Wilmer Smith
New Home
Texas
National Association of Extension Homemakers Council
Homemakers Club
Association For Country Women of the World
Homemakers College
Mary Nan McPheron
Roswell
Philip J. Leyendecker
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Insecticides Warned For Careful Use By Expert
Entomologist John Durkin of the Cooperative Extension cautions that insecticides are valuable in control when directions are followed but can be deadly if misused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Durkin
Lea County 4-H Team Wins State Wool Judging Contest
Lea County senior team Sam Morrow Jimmy Rice D McCall and Julia McClure won first place at the State 4-H Wool Judging Contest, earning a trip to the National contest in Sonora Texas June 11 13. Chaves County followed in second place with Gary Kuykendall Rosa Yost Rob Gooddpe and Daneen Harshey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Chaves
Dorman Brookey
Cooperative Extension Service of
New Mexico State University
Lea County
Sam Morrow
Jimmy Rice
D. McCall
Julia McClure
New Mexxico
Sonora
Texeas
Chaves County
Gary Kuykendall
Rosa Yost
Rob Gooddpe
Daneen Harshey
Roswell
Nutrients in Snack Foods Highlighted by Extension
Miss Louise Garrett of New Mexico State University Extension Service explains snack foods can replace meals but must supply daily nutrients. Milk and fruit juice offer calcium thiamine and riboflavin while carbonated drinks add calories only. Cheese meat and peanut butter bring value though fewer calories than pastries. Carrots tomatoes oranges and dried fruit provide Vitamin A and C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Garrett
Coopperative Extension Service
New Mexico State University
Miss Garrett
Cheese Varieties Add To Meals
Nutritional expert Miss Louise Garrett outlines how to choose cheeses by use, price, and family tastes. She notes Cheddar as the common variety, colored from cream to orange with flavors from mild to sharp, and explains processed cheeses and spreads as blends of multiple cheeses with added flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Garrett
Cooperative Extension Service of
New Mexico State University
Garrett
Regulation Of Antibiotics On Food Animals Watched
Government tightens oversight of antibiotics in livestock due to health risks from residues in meat milk and eggs. New Mexico State University extension expert notes proposed bans on injectable streptomycin and some penicillin products while FDA pursues follow up actions on internal use drugs and medicated feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lijungdahl
Cooperative Extension Service of
New Mexico State University
Tration
FDA
Sfjundahl
Reaghter
Ale So
Plan Garden Well Then Plant Carefully
guidance on designing a flowering garden with separate annual and perennial plans. advise scale drawings for annual beds, sun and shade needs, height-based planting order, and grouping by color for visual appeal. recommends rotating color schemes yearly for variety and interest.
Shelter Essentials for Nuclear Attack Readiness
Rural civil defense leader Paul Hay urges advance planning for survival in a nuclear attack. He recommends locating a shelter in a basement or dual purpose room, reinforcing it with dense materials, and stocking a two week supply of food and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hay
Cooperative Extension Service of New Mexico State University
Hay
No Iron Clothes Advice From New Mexico Cooperative Expert
Mrs. Joyce Foulds of the Cooperative Extension Service offers time saving tips for children's clothing. She urges selecting washable fabrics, simple construction, and minimal decoration to reduce washing, ironing, and mending, with adjustments to fit as children grow to prevent rips and tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico State University
Joyce Foulds
Gallup Ceremonial Could Grow Into Year Round Attraction
Gallup Intertribal Indian Ceremonial, the 47th event August 8 to 11, may expand into a year round tourist site. A planned $3 million complex would house a culture repository, craft shops, and concessions described as a Disneyland type facility. Investment firms forecast financing via a Washington feasibility study, with Ceremonial leaders aiming for Navajo partnership and ongoing discussions with Gallup and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Gallup
Economic Research Institutes of
Washington, D.C
Disneyland
California
James Roberson
Department of Development
Roger Sandoval
Raymond Nakai
George Whight
DOD
Ceremonial
the Merry
Arthur Ortiz
James Dillard
Parks and Recreation Department
Ladd Gordon
Game and Fish Department
John Kennedy
Stern Brothers
Quinn and Co
Ceremonial Association
Roberson
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Jess Segura
Danny Segura
Jim Watson
Danny Young
Ray Miles
Deven West
Carolyn Patterson
Danny Harshey
Eddy County
Orland Hughes
Sue York
Steve Bailey
John Bush
Lincoln County
Lynn Lovelace
Joan Alford
Janet Davidson
Leslie Carnell
Dirk Jones
Dean Smith
Deborah Jones
Melanee Turk
A. D. Jones
Tatum
Desbouillet Sheep Breeders Association
High Point
Artesia Wool Cooperation
ABC
Commercial
Lovington
Gallup Indians
Shamrock
Taylor— Evan, Inc
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