Rotary Speaker Promotes Equal Education For All Children
Frederick Rotary Club heard Herman Hauver outline the need for special care for exceptional and handicapped children and for expanded opportunity in education. He cited national averages, noted 13,200 local students, and urged training for both below and above normal capacities within or beyond regular classrooms.
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Frederick
Tharedey
Hauver
United States
Loniwater
Frederick County
Coun
Abdel Hakim
Amer
James
Sensenbaugh
Khrush
Hher
Sy Tian
Inea
Soviet Union
Egypt
Tang
Syria
Self Ap
Rotary
Edward Hart-Stann
Ierryrian Vienos
Mann
Bulganin
L. P. Neal
Middle River
Joseph
Kuzmin
Childs Jr
Towson
R. J
Front Royal
J. Boland
Martinsburg
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky
Charles F. Millardi
Fredlof Towson
Zhukov
Missingerick County
Albert M. Powell Jr
Maryland Heart
Asshal
Georgi K. Zhukov
Khrushchev
U.S
Haover
Moscow
U—Nikita
Union
Communist Party
Plasies Baaz
Maryland School For the Deaf
Education reform discussed at convention on night courses
A convention of the American Association for Evening Education in Canada and the United States explored the growth of night classes and university evening colleges. Harry F. principal of George Williams College spoke on expanding lifelong education and the value of nontraditional degrees.
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Harry F. Princi
George Williams College
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