Teachers Dinner Speaks on Education and Change
Dr. John R. Miles of the U S Chamber of Commerce told about 400 teachers at the Frederick County Teachers Association dinner at Peter Pan Inn Urbana that educators should be spokesmen for individuality and courage. He urged pay tied to teaching complexity and warned textbooks are largely out of date.
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John R. Miles
Education Department
United States Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County Teachers Association
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Miles
Allies
Louise Weagly
James A. Sensenbaugh
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Frank Lewis
Elmer Eshleman
Sensenbaugh
Jean
West Frederick Junior High Banquet Attended by Staff
Teachers at West Frederick Junior High School planned a banquet with a barbershop quartet performing four numbers. Decoration committee chaired by Richard E Summers included Carl W Margrabe and others. Invitations were managed by J Arthur Matterman and Frances M Burgee with Dorothy Beatty among organizers. Steering and program work led by B Jean Waller with Frank H Lewis and several assistants.
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James Sporr
James Fisher
Thomas Silliman
Calvin Waelker
West Frederick Junior High School
Richard E Summers
Carl W. H Margrabe
Mary M. Long
Robert M. Leatherman
Alice G Baker
Saundra H. Marple
Lorena Li
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J. Arthur Matterman
Frances M. Burgee
Frances B
Treasury Plans Cash Bill Sales and One Year Certificate
The Treasury will borrow 3% billion dollars next week via two bill offerings and issue a 1.9 billion dollar one year certificate on May 7 in exchange for certificates maturing May 15. Proceeds aim to fund cash needs through the fiscal year ending July 30 and cover a special bill issue maturing May 18. Investors bid on 34 day bills to determine the yield.
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Washington
Treasury
Department
Treasury bids planned as Herter shift announced
Treasury to accept bids on a new issue linked to the Herter switch. Officials say John Foster Dulles heir apparent changes include Rod Murphy becoming undersecretary for political affairs and May 11 12 book openings for certificates maturing May 15 1960.
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Treasury
Rod
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Murphy
Chris
Cean A
Dillon Named No 2 in State Department
President Eisenhower nominated C Douglas Dillon, a New York investment banker, to be the No 2 official in the State Department. The White House announced that legislation would be sought authorizing Dillon to continue handling international affairs.
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Washington
Douglas Dillon
New York
Eisenhower
State Department
White House
Dillon
Eisenhower to Redesignate State Dept Third-Ranking Officer
The President plans to redesignate the undersecretary for political affairs or the undersecretary for economic affairs as the department's third-ranking official. Murphy would receive the post while Dillon is expected to continue handling economic matters.
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Eisenhower
State Department
Murphy
Dillon
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