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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1959
Page
3
A column ridicules male conformity amid heat and fashion trends. It critiques men clinging to old norms while women shed restrictive dress, cites Beau Brummell and Emily Post, and notes a mechanic from New Jersey injured at work after a knee incident reported at Jameson Memorial Hospital.
Hollywood gossip reports Joan Caulfield, five months pregnant amid a divorce from producer Frank Ogg, discussing her dilemma and how she plans to raise the child. Caulfield recounts how Ogg reacted to the news and her attempts to stay independent for the baby’s sake. Also notes health-care benefit payments in 1953 and a child’s foot injury at a memorial hospital.
About 150000 Pennsylvania students will test their wings in science next September as new space and science courses begin in about 100 high schools. Bureau of Curriculum services chief Hans Glatvert says the big response exceeded expectations and has sparked college interest. Dr. Lee Boyer notes high demand for equipment and teacher training, with eight state teachers colleges preparing to supply certified teachers by October 3. The program targets ninth graders and up, aiming for a tech heavy, college level approach with ability grouping and flexible pacing.
Mrs Audrey B Morris Jr will assume duties as executive secretary of the Lawrence County Chapter of the American Red Cross in July. A native of Coalport she has served as executive secretary of the Windber Chapter of AEC since 1941 and has a long record of community service including the Somerset County Benjamin Rush Award for 1958 and leadership roles in multiple health and welfare groups.
Havana Cuba prime minister Fidel Castro delays for one year the plan to divide large sugar lands. Labor minister Manuel Fernandez Garcia announced the postponement amid a new land reform push. The move aims to ease unemployment and avoid economic disruption while American capital firms with holdings up to 1,002 acres would be affected within the delay period.
UNICEF notes millions of hungry children worldwide while U S parents, like an Ohio mother, push to finish meals quickly. Experts advise calm patience, offer one tiny portion at a time no larger than a bean, and let the child self-serve to avoid force feeding.
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