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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1955

Page

9

Economy Out In Education

Dr. Alan Gregg of the Rockefeller Foundation argues that learning occurs within the child regardless of school quality. He warns poorly staffed or equipped schools foster confusion, cheating, absenteeism, and apathy, risking delinquency unless voters demand why education matters and support universal literacy as a democratic safeguard.

Alan Gregg Rockefeller Foundation NEW York NEA Thomas Jefferson Russia

The Chromium Curtain Of Superficial Values Warns On Education

A speaker urges prudent spending on education as a path to national survival. He cautions against superficial values and a “chromium curtain” that isolates the country, warning that there is no cheap path to genuine education and that cheap gains lead to trouble.

Ike considers limiting price supports to small farms

Washington reports the Eisenhower administration seriously studies farm price support changes that would exclude loans and government purchases for production above set levels. Proposals favor a $25,000 cap per farm and shift to unit based limits to curb large corporate farms while stabilizing prices and incomes.

Washington Eisenhower Charles F. Brannan Congress NFU National Farmers Union Arm Jeaders

Martin Aircraft Forms Educational Subsidiary

Martin Aircraft announces the creation of a subsidiary, RIAS, to pursue basic research in science. George M. Bunker will serve as president with a board including Welcome IW Bender and William Lo Lucat, as officers plan development of a dedicated lab between Taneytown and Washington. The program will study relativity and unified field theories, with staff to be recruited from scientists.

Baltimore Rias Fine Martin Aireeralt Martin George M. Bunker Stiie ALAS Welcome IW Bender Walliam Lo Lucat Earl R. Abbis Bunker

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