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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
5
An Odessa storefront advertises a money back guarantee and credits hundreds of satisfied customers for Henderson Collins Drug at 409 North Grant with phone contact FE 2 4272.
A Havana Cuba based business university teacher will likely study at the Rutherford Metropolitan School of Business in Odessa for advanced training. Arrangements were made through Cuban university president Henry L. Mathiot. The State Department will finance via the Point 4 program for foreign aid.
Dr. Walter Martin of the University of Georgia was chosen chairman of the Conference of Academic Deans of the Southern States. Dr. Ralph Page of Florida became vice chairman and Dr. Adolph Nreng of Texas Lutheran was named secretary-treasurer. About 300 southern college deans attended the meeting in Dallas during a joint session with the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Clarence Faust warned that liberal arts colleges must reform teaching methods to handle rising enrollments. by 1970 colleges could lack 350,000 teachers.
The Baptist General Convention of Texas approved distributing 1 445 770 for missionary work and a Christian education information program. It opposed a Southern Baptist Hospital in Miami and allotted 10 000 to build a Negro girls chapel at a Crockett correctional facility. Dr T N Jones of Texas Tech warned of a coming enrollment surge through 1958.
A witty quip suggests trusting law enforcement may hinge on personal proximity, noting the neighbor keeps a close watch and humorously questions the bond between police and everyday life.
Vienna reports the Hungarian revolt against Moscow's influence continues to smolder though fighting has diminished. Workers and students gain influence through councils, demanding Russian withdrawal, free elections, and the return of Imre Nagy. Budapest negotiates yet resists major political changes as refugees flee toward Austria.
Phoenix Mayor Jack Williams answers a Lodz Poland schoolboy inquiry about American Indians. He states Indians may live on reservations or freely in the United States with their own police and laws. Williams plans a year's Arizona Highways subscription and a reply from a 14 year old Indian boy.
In Phoenix Ariz thousands of Phoenix teens are lining up to receive the new vaccine in the nation's first mass immunization program aimed at protecting high school students from disease. The shots are free and available to any student who wants them.
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