Speed-up course proposed for U S history in schools
New Orleans AP report outlines a radical teaching method for high school U S history. Professor W Burke Brown of Tulane cites a two semester plan that shifts emphasis from memorized facts to how and why events occurred, with teachers guiding discussions and outside reading while students analyze core movements pre and post Civil War.
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New Orleans
W. Burke
Joan|Brown
Tulane University
Tory
Brown
U. S
Tures
Eng
North Amer
Ica
Hamilton
Jefferstant
United States
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Arnold Toynbee
Tulane
American Historical Association
Washington
County Bonds Approved by Commissioners Court in Session
County Commissioners Court approved bonds for Griffin 2500 Hartist 15000 Hardin 50000 Lamb and Derrick 8000 and Boling 1000. Bond of 7300 for Mrs Swenson had been approved earlier when she assumed county clerk duties in November. Bonds for Spraguel and Countess not submitted while Meurer's bond, already submitted, was misplaced and not located in time for the special session.
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County Commissioners Court
Griffin
Hartist
Hardin
Lamb
Derrick
Boling
Swenson
Sprague
Meurer
Eastern and Western College Customs Draw Students
Reported observations compare customs at eastern and western colleges as students note how dress and behavior reflect regional culture. Interviews with Texans Marilyn Tinney and Beth discuss accents and attire while college life includes welfare work and freshmen organizations across cities like Wichita Falls Dallas and Abilene.
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Lindsey
Davison
Bean
Gilkerson
Hardin
Commissioners Court
Marilyn
Beth
Texas Hospital
Eastern College
Smith College
Lubbock
Marilyn Tinney
Bucy
Jon
Claes
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Thampton
Mass
Houston
Abilene
Tokyo
Texas
Earl Chicago
Smith jJeoeds
Renee
EPO
Conference Coordinating Committee
Youth Conference Ends With Bill Of Rights Demands
Report describes a thought communist led youth conference where delegates gathered above a bowling alley and marched past signs proclaiming Convention City U.S.A. The event addressed rights for youth including education free from crippling costs, freedom to organize, job training, and opportunities for minority youths, amid chaotic New Year security measures and references to a distant imperial pageant.
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U.S.A
Communist Party
Charges Filed Continued From Page One
A shooting near 1200 block KE and 31st Street left Louis Conley in critical condition after urgent surgery. Jimmy Wise and Evelyn Mims were treated for gunshot wounds, with other victims including Melvin Hudson and Woody Wise also hospitalized.
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Page One
Louis Conley
Amarillo Negro
Methodist Hospital
Conley
Mims
Jimmy Wise
23Rd St
Evelyn Mims
Carlisle
Melvin Hudson
Shallowater
J C
Woody) Wise
Birch
Business Activity To Resume Here Today
Officials anticipate a return to normal commerce as sales draw shoppers to downtown and shopping centers. Government offices and most firms reopen after two to three day New Year holidays. Only official event noted was the swearing in ceremony for county and district officials elected November 8 in the Fourth District Courtroom.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Y G.K. Hodenfield
Prof. Brown
Clifford L. Bates
Louise Schoolcraft Thornburg
Fort Worth
A. C. Howerton
Larrymore
Ave. P
Arment
Fane
Marilyn de J
Uuprove Conuiuons
Useie
Smith
Massachusetts
Techsans
Texas College
de Texas
Louisville
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Oporto
Portugal
Queensland
Australia
Brisbane
Nijubashi Bridge
Mele
Monterey Center
54Th
Flint
P.S. Our
34Th St
Marcy's
Frontier
Latham
S4th
Japan
Huber
Broadway
Post Office
Lubbock Floor Covering CO
Paris
Toastmaster Fletcher
College Ave
Remington Rand Electric
Thomas Bros
Remington Rand
OUTEI
Porter
Finance & Thrift Corporation of
13Th Street
State Department of Banking
West Texas
New Mexico
Minter's
Lionel Catalog
Mendey & Tourndey
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