Difference Between Central High and Private Schools Revealed
Dispatch contrasts Central High in Little Rock with a private all white high school. Teachers return to polished rooms and labs while federal injunctions bar public school staff from teaching there. The private school operates with 34 teachers and hundreds of students in a converted campus.
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Central High
Jack VcFox
UPL
Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Central High School
W. C. Breshears
Central
Texas
University of Arkansas
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Rock
Tun
High- Cland Methodist Church
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Robot Sentinels May Guard Against River Pollution
An Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission annual report predicts robot monitors could provide round the clock surveillance of streams. Eight-state agency led by Dr Russell E Teague envisions 24 hour sentinels on the Ohio River to alert central offices in Cincinnati to river condition changes and pollution-control impacts.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
UPD
Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Russell E. ‘Teague
U. S. ‘Geological ‘Survey
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Ohio River
Fort Hood unit marches to bagpipe music
Pvt. Thomas B. Kelly of Detroit plays pibrochs for Company B of the Second Medium Tank Battalion at Fort Hood as soldiers march to music. Officers say marching to music boosts efficiency, and Kelly, 20, who began piping at 12 after training in Detroit, joined a national-championship pipe band before entering the Army on Sept. 15 after graduating from Pershing High School.
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Fort Hood
UPT
35Th Armor
Thomas B. Kelly
Detroit
Kelly
St. Andrews School of
Pershing High School
Alma, Mich
Army
Presidio of
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Credit Buying Surge Possible in 1959
A 1959 bank outlook warns of a potential surge in credit purchases if the uptrend in repayments resumes with rising disposable income. The report notes repayments as a share of income fell to 12.9 percent after a peak of 13.7 percent in 1957, and could rise toward 14 percent if durable goods demand strengthens.
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First National Bank
Light and dark change for plant growth and fur farming
U S Department of Agriculture researchers show that manipulating light and dark cycles can keep trees growing in winter, hasten mink priming, and improve poultry and fruit production. Some crops may bear off season fruit, while overall yields and profits could rise as light management ideas spread to nurseries and farms. The article notes a drop in U S orphans from 6.4 million in 1920 to 2.7 million in 1958.
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Washington
NEA
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Departments
Beltsville
Harry A. Borthwick
U. S
Re Do Book Case in One Evening
Tired of repainting furniture decide to cover with Marvalon adhesive backed decorative material. Clean sand crack fill cut apply no glues needed edges need not overlap. The cover up looks striking and is easy to clean with mild soap and water in minutes.
American in Sicily Robbed of $10,000 in Catania
In Catania Sicily an American named Rosario Vitali, who arrived from Brooklyn, New York, was robbed of $10,000 by two holdup men. Police say he was stopped and robbed as he passed through the city around 2 a.m. on his way to Fort Francisco and Kelly.
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Sicily
Catania
Rosario
Vitali
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vitaliti
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