Names Group For Review Of Higher Education
Secretary of Welfare Folsom appointed a special task force to review the Presidential Committee on Education Beyond the High School. The report urged tax relief for parents, a work study program, and doubled college teachers salaries. Senator Case proposed a 24 million state by state college needs survey with federal funding matched by states. The task force, led by Lawrence G. Derthick, calls for careful study while noting national education considerations.
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UF — Secretary of Welfare
Folsom
Presidential Committee
Eisenhower
Clifford P. Case
Case
Josephs
Department
Lawrence G. Derthick
U.S
Education
American Films Return To Prague
Western cinema returns to Communist Czechoslovakia with The Little Fugitive debuting in two Prague cinemas. Czech officials expect about eight more American imports this year including Marty Trapeze Roman Holiday Picnic East of Eden and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Film Import Commission
Marty
Eden
Gina Lollobrigida
Russia
Poland
East Germany
Red China
Prowler Shot During Salina Break-In Mystery
In Salina a 56 year old man told police he killed a man he caught trying to break into a neighbor’s home. Airman Anthony Ray, 20, Nashville Tennessee, stationed at Schilling Air Force Base, was found shot three times between two houses. Hogart, the shooter, is held for homicide investigation as doctors at MCV pursued scientific fish research.
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Richmond
The
Medical College of Virginia
Salina
Dent
Florida
Lovell Becker
Labora
Anthony Ray
Tory
Nashville
Tenn
Schilling Air Force Base
Johns
William Hogart
Anthony
Kiding
Hogart
Irish Outlaws Blow Up Barge
Police say the outlawed IRA blew up a government barge on Lough Neagh in County Tyrone after a violent weekend in its bid for a united Ireland. The barge owned by the Northern Ireland government was seized, cut loose, and destroyed with a delayed charge.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Republican Army
IRA
Britain
Three Wichitans Drown In Lake
Newton reports show three Wichitans died in a Ventroue Lake swimming accident near here. John Widderhoven ?, Mrs. Margaret Van Der Voom 47, and Larry Ricks 25 perished after aiding each other on a cable between a pole and a raft. Dr. M. C. Martin, county coroner, official.
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Ventroue Lake
Here
John Widderhoven
Margaret van der Voom
Larry Ricks
M. C. Martin
Harvey County
Widderhoven
van der Voom
Ricks
Barber Board Is Criticized In Kansas
Hutchinson report quotes John Munns, superintendent at the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory, condemning the Barber Board for denying licenses to inmate barbers. He warns future licensing may bar anyone who learned the trade in the reformatory and cites a new board secretary stating inmates will be considered at the next exam.
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Hutchinson
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
John Munns
State Barber Board
Reformatory
Munns
al Knight
Kansas Ciy
Kas
Oldest B 36 Bomber On Display At Air Force Museum
The Air Force Museum in Dayton now exhib its oldest B-36, a 179 ton bomber flown to the museum after 1500 hours of flight and a February transfer from Ramsey Air Force Base Puerto Rico. Officials say it is the largest museum piece in the outdoor display joining other historic aircraft.
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Ramsey Air Force Base
Puerto
Tice
Dayton
Ohio
Air Force Museum
Air Force
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