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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1968

Page

2

Pupils Teach Themselves How To Teach In Philadelphia Experiment

In two Philadelphia elementary schools a two week program lets 12 to 14 year old underachievers act as pupil teachers. Gary Richardson says the plan boosts self image and shows teachers are not enemies while older students encourage and guide younger pupils. Harvey Josephson notes teachers face problems, and a pupil teacher helped mediate a dispute over homework, illustrating peer influence in the classroom.

Anthony J. May Philadelphia Gary Richardson Richardson Pennsylvania Advancement School Washington and McIntyre Harvey Josephson Harvey

Plains Farming Birthday Honors AAA Pioneers At May Ceremony

A May 15 ceremony in Washington marks the 35th birthday of the first federal farm program AAA. Invitations honor 60 former officials and 27 congressmen. Johnson may attend. Notable invitees include Rep. George Mahon and Rep. Bob Poage and former Secretaries Clinton Anderson Ezra Taft Benson.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington Johnson Congress George Mahon Fatchock Bob Poage Waco Franklin D. Roosevelt Henry Wallace Iowa Farm Magazine Supreme Court Clinton Anderson U. S New Mexico Charles

Lubbock reads bids planned for St Mary of the Plains Hospital

Plans for a new 145 bed St Mary of the Plains Hospital in Lubbock will move forward today as Brasher Goyette and Rapier release bid plans for a $4.85 million project. The building on 22nd Street between Nashville and Peoria avenues aims for bids June 6 and will be open to contractors from the local architects office.

St. Mary of the Plains Hospital Lubbock Brasher, Goyette and Rapier Nashville Peoria Avenues 22Nd Street

Eggers Seeks Broad Support in Texas Governor Race

Paul Eggers, Republican nominee for Texas governor, told the Pampa Young Adult Republican Club he expects broad based support in the general election regardless of the Democratic nominee. He said the year offers opportunity for Texas Republicans and that a united effort can win in November with Democrats and independents he claims would vote for him.

Pampa Paul Eggers Texas Republican Club

Art critic Will Grohmann dies in Berlin at 80

UPI reports Professor Will Grohmann of West Berlin College of Fine Arts has died of a heart attack Monday at age 80. The internationally known critic contributed to European and world art discourse for decades.

Dies Berlin UPI Will Grohmann West Berlin College of Fine Arts

HemisFair Boosters Plan Promotion Campaign

HemisFair moved to intensify promotion for the world’s fair as Marshall Steves, HemisFair president, appointed a committee to boost attendance. James M. Gaines, former head, was hospitalized with an upper respiratory ailment, not pneumonia as earlier reported.

HemisFair SAN Antonio San Antonio’s James M. Gaines San Marshall T. Steves Steves Gaines

Dawson seeks more funds to keep Moss subcommittee alive

Rep. William L. Dawson indicating a plan to abolish the Moss subcommittee on foreign operations and government information asked an extra 250000 dollars to continue without major restructuring. The Moss panel has pushed government information access and probed Vietnam aid corruption while Hershey faced criticism.

Washington William L. Dawson D+T Planny Subcommittee On Foreign Operations John E. Moss D-Califf U.S Viettnam Moss Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey Dawson House Committee On Government Operations

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