Back to School for Adults Says It Is Not Hard
Dr Leslie J Nason argues adults can return to learning without fear by adjusting to classroom routines. He notes teachers guide thinking, and adult reading often covers interest articles, but study requires reading to remember and learn new ideas.
Communists Passports Revoked by State Dept Action
State Department officials said they notified several top U S Communists that their passports are being revoked under new rules barring passports for known Communists. Recipients are to surrender within 30 days or appeal the action, with hearings possible if they challenge the evidence. Names were not released.
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Eagleton criticizes Sunday sales law as unfair
Kansas City AP Atty Gen Thomas F Eagleton says Missouri Sunday sales law is unfair in parts but must be enforced. He cites Sunday closing discrimination against Sabbath observers and urges a statute list of sellable Sunday articles. The Kansas law mirrors Missouri's and the Kansas Supreme Court is reviewing its validity.
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Kansan Day events set in Topeka weekend
AP reports two Kansas Day observances announced. Rep. Robert Finney of Hum boldt will speak at the Kansas newspaper women's breakfast Sunday. Walter Neibarger of Tonganoxie chairs the breakfast of past Kansas Day Republican presidents Monday, noting 30 of 69 living ex-presidents.
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Giants Lose To The Jury
San Francisco reporters summarize a jury verdict finding the Giants liable for breach of warranty over Candlestick Park seating. Attorney Melvin Belli wins $1597 for chilly 1960 season box costs as Giants plan an appeal.
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Five Satellites Fail to Reach Orbit in Cape Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP a Thor Able Star rocket failed after second stage ignition destroying five satellite payloads nicknamed Buckshot in an ambitious attempt to place a quintuplet into orbit. The mishap follows a normal first stage and leaves the U S space effort facing the loss of a key solar research mission and upcoming lunar and solar experiments.
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Injun II to study outer Van Allen belt effects
The Ottawa Herald notes four projects named Injun II Lofti II Secor and Sureal to examine the outer Van Allen radiation belt auroral phenomena radio wave propagation and satellite detection system calibration. The programs aim to improve earth and space radio communications and future satellite mapping efforts.
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