Quality In Education Critique From Vice President Nixon
Vice President Nixon urged balanced educational policy addressing both high and low achievers. He criticized overemphasis on soft subjects and warned against automatic passing while stressing the need to challenge superior students, quality teaching, and real achievements. Grants later announced by NSF totaling 124,500 supported science research in Pennsylvania colleges as part of national awards.
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Warns Against Too Much NATO Strength
London dec 15 George F Kennan cautioned against strengthening NATO too much lest it prejudice chances for peaceful negotiation with the Soviet Union. He warned that rushing to bolster NATO could hinder talks as NATO meets in Paris. Kennan, historian at Princeton, urged reassessment of Western policy toward the Soviet Union and a possible end to the nuclear arms race.
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Parents Relinquish Responsibility Says Maryland Governor
Gov. McKeldin in Baltimore decries some parents who rely on outside influences, contrasts American independence with Communist state guidance, and urges parental involvement, church attendance, and a balanced upbringing to resist total war conditions and avoid neglecting home values. He warns NATO strengthening alone cannot replace parental action.
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Churches Hold Fast to Spiritual Strength in Community
A church leader stresses that good homes are the cells of strength for a community and that churches, through active adults and steady renewal of teachings, provide lasting spiritual sustenance. The article notes Burns death of Ruby A. Black, a longtime newspaper author and former correspondent, and mentions a car fire involving a 1939 Plymouth owned by Louis Studebaker.
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Fire causes extensive damage with no injuries
A blaze reported at 1 01 p.m. Sunday caused extensive damage to a mobile home. Fire crews quickly extinguished the flames and no injuries were reported. The incident occurred over the weekend, with limited readable details available.
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