Keppel urges radical education equality to revitalize public schools
Francis Keppel, U S Commissioner of Education, argues the big need is deliberate inequality to help the most deprived. He urges six measures from nursery programs at ages three to four to longer school days and year round operation to stronger home and community ties and a corps of devoted teachers, aiming to awaken forgotten schools with intense adoption.
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Francis Keppel
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Keppel
Main Street
Animal Talk Across
Puzzle clues mix animal names and wordplay across and down. The listed across and down entries include references to dog or seal youngster and other field clues with varying word lengths and definitions.
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Jeck
Circuit Court Fines Reported Yesterday
Circuit Court fines levied for reckless driving and following too closely totaled 200 dollars for Laverne H. Kleinschmidt and 19 dollars for Clyde F. Morganthaler. Three drivers faced 10 dollars and costs for trucks without valid safety stickers: John W. Woodford of Louisville Kentucky George D. Morgan of Bonnie Pennsylvania and Thomas M. Arnold of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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Laverne H. Kleinschmidt
Clyde F. Morganthaler
Tamarou
John W. Woodford
Louisville
George D. Morgan
Bonnie
Thomas M.arnold
Pittsburg
Nickel as Cathode Base in Radio and TV Tubes
Nickel serves as the base material for cathodes in most small and moderate size radio and television tubes. It acts as a key structural and conductive element supporting electron emission in these devices.
Hollywood New Era for Film Making in Hollywood
Hollywood shows life in film production with a new Universal back lot street designed to mimic European cities. Budgets, labor costs, and faster shooting in Hollywood favor domestic production over Europe. TV plans target teen audiences with Bobby Rydell joining as dramatic guest. June Lockhart describes a Tokyo geisha house encounter and Lassie fame recognition. Janice Rule hears a provocative director’s tip from Jack Garfein. Anne Francis outlines trips to New York for a wedding and related social plans with Barbara Streisand in Funny Face and San Francisco dinners.
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Hollywood
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Universal Lot
London
Paris
Rome
Berlin
Europe
Melvin Frank
June Lockhart
Tokyo
Miss Lockhart
Eppaegnrty
Lassie
Japan
June
Janice Rule
Jack Garfein
Carroll Baker
Janice
Anne Francis
New York
Max Schulman
Barbara Streisand
San Francisco
Crackdown in Spain arrests near hundred leftists
In Madrid AP reports nearly 100 suspected Communists arrested in a nationwide crackdown tied to leftist agitation. The roundups began in May and the police say the actions are now complete. Suspects face fall trials before the National Court of Public Order, which handles political prisoners except violence charges.
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Spain
National Court of Public Order
Oxford
England
South Africa
Carey de Wet
Mandela
de Wet
Athens
Greece
Panathinaicos
Olympiacos
Piraeus
Horoskope Forecast General Tendencies
General forecast urges organization and careful planning for all zodiac signs. Aries should refine appearance and tackle work energetically, Taurus enjoys recreation after duties, Gemini to improve home charm, and Moon Children urged to visit and report clearly. Leo urged to consult experts and invest in surroundings. Virgo to apply positive, deliberate action.
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Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Early Ballet in America and a Bridge Controversy
The piece traces 18th and 19th century ballet in the colonies from Henry Holt’s 1735 Washington performance to Fanny Eisler’s 1840s visit. It shifts to a 1931 32 bridge discussion, noting grand slam bidding, North and South disputes over seven hearts, Blackwood cues, and the risk of missing kings or a diamond finesse.
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American Colonies
Henry Holt
London
Charleston
D.C
America
Fanny Eissler
Washington, D.C
Congress
North
South
Blackwood
Tao
New York Coliseum Opened as Largest U.S. Exhibition Hall
The New York Coliseum at Columbus Circle in New York City opened in 1956 as the largest exhibition hall in the United States. Grant's Tomb in New York was funded by popular subscription with about 90,000 citizens contributing.
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U.S
New York Coliseum
Columbus Circle
New York City
Grant
Popullar
Jacoby On Bridge Bidding Improves After 30 Years
Oswald Jacoby writes that bidding techniques in bridge have evolved since the era of the Four Horsemen captained by the late P Hal Sims. He notes a fixed rule once used by the team and discusses changes in strategic approaches over decades.
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Oswald Jacoby
Four Horsemen
P. Hal Sims
Hal
Thunderstorms do not sour milk say experts
Lightning and thunder do not affect milk. Hot moist weather linked to heat storms favors bacteria growth and food spoilage.
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