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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1957

Page

12

Television in Education Impresses Civitan Club

Frederick native describes an international education trial using closed circuit TV in Hagerstown and Washington County schools. Dr William Brish notes 6 000 students reached this year with plans to expand to 18 000 by 1958, funded by the Fund for Advancement of Education and local districts.

Frederick Lhe Mountain Focal Civitan Club Farge Wiliam Murray Brish Washington County Frederick High School Hagerstown Brish Ars Fund For Advancement of Education Radio-Electronics Television Manufacturers Association County Board of Education Civitan G. L. Thomas Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Thomas Focal Emir Abdullah Iraq James Sensenbaugh Frederick County Joseph F. Rhiroderick Carol R. Freed

Educational TV strides reach by Virginia school line

Educational television advances across the nation from kindergarten to college with programs in Memphis Ames and New York University. Officials say two systems reach 160 million people with 24 stations and 100 colleges using coaxial cables and closed circuits.

Virginia Okla Memphis Tenn Ames Iowa Boston Portland Ore TV Statcational Frank Jin Dunham Radio and Tel U. S Edustations ETV Dunham Il _ Am Cap Bell Hound Hagerstown Board of Education iNew York University NYU Office of Education ITV

Dorothey Dix Advice Column Clipped Tale of Infidelity

A reader asks Dear Dorothy Dix about a marriage strained by unfaithfulness and financial control. The letter describes a husband who dominates earnings, limits spending on clothes for children, and refuses support while the writer endures heavy housework and fear of losing custody.

Dorothy DIX Llanemay Warren Nushaum New Windsor Walter Reese Union Bridge Dorothy Werthime Mildred J Mildred al-Nusbauin

Witnesses Denounce Civil Rights Program

Southern witnesses attack Eisenhower civil rights legislation as a federal police state. Georgia and Alabama critics warn of a Soviet type gestapo, while northern lawmakers call some remarks inflammatory. Alabama judge Wallace vows to resist federal interference and cites a Cobb County incident as FBI overreach.

Washington Eisenhower Georgia Alabama House Judiciary Eugene Cook Rep Lanham Dga Stalin C. Wallace Clayton. Ala Wallace FBI Court House Cobb County Celler D-N.y

Ambulance Collision in Baltimore Narrowly Shocks City

An ambulance operated by Union Bridge Fire Company carrying a patient to University Hospital collided with a car at Green and Mulberry Streets in Baltimore on a Wednesday afternoon. No further details were provided on injuries or other outcomes.

Union Bridge Fire Company University Hospital Baltimore Green Mulberry Streets

Youngsters Take All On Television Show The Big Payoff

Jacqueline Kay Waltz and Dennis Eyler appeared on The Big Payoff with Randy Merriman and Bess Myerson. Dennis answered questions to win prizes for Jacqueline Kay, substituting for ill Cub Scout David Lee Waitz. The scene included mishaps with an auto accident injuring three people and leading to charges against Raymond Smith for reckless driving.

Jacqueline Kay Waltz Dennis Eyler Randy Merriman Bess Myerson Dennis Jacqueline Kay David Lee Waitz Cubs David Lee Jaqueline Kay George Waltz East Seventh Street Bernard Eyter Eit W.ith Nusbaum Reese Nusbaum Hay Union Bridge Twoj Raymond Smith University Hospital Baltimore Smith Cberry Street Mrs.i Werthime

Flood Insurance Plans Backed by U S Government

The federal flood insurance program aims to be affordable with no government overhead charged to policyholders. Subsidies up to 40 percent may reduce annual rates, with states sharing costs after June 30, 1959. Deductibles apply, and one-year noncancelable policies are planned to deter early buying and cancellation. The FFIA may offer loan contracts of up to 10,000 per dwelling and 250,000 per business at four percent interest, with conditions on default and foreclosure to be determined.

Kenneth Gilmore NEA Washington Educational Television ETV Richmond Virginia State General Assembly Theceman State Board Peter Edson INEA U. S Frank J. Meistrell Federal Flood Insurance Administration FFIA Smeistrelf WeLore Busi Harald Scott Ness Scotland Yard England Leriminals

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