How To Get The Best Education For Your Child-8
The article advises ninth grade decisions between college prep business or skilled trades, stressing college prep for undecided students. It covers subject difficulty, parental involvement in literature, science labs, math practice, language learning, and choosing strong teachers, with focus on grades and early signs of trouble. It previews future guidance on selecting a good school.
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Benjamin Fine
Lillian Fine
James B. Conant
Harvard
Fall TV Shakeup Promises New Shows and Shifts
TV season gears up with about 40 new prime time series, while established programs launch season premieres. Major moves include Jack Benny to CBS Sunday nights with Loretta Young and The Alaskans, Ed Sullivan’s Steve Allen shifted to Monday, and Perry Como airing on a new Wednesday slot. ABC, NBC, and CBS compete with Westerns, dramas, and comedies as audiences face a disruptive, but promising, fall schedule.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Jack Benny
CBS
George Gobel
Loretta Young
Nyc
ABC
The
Ed Sullivan
Steve Allen
June Allyson
Jackie Cooper
James Michener
Sullivan
NBC
Maverick
Perry Como
Dave King
Como
Hawaiian Eye
Shamus
Charlie Chan
Cheyenne
Bronco Abc
Amie Nbc
Food costs rise as families spend most on meat
Food consumption studies show families allocate more of their budgets to meat and substitutes than any other major food group, highlighting a shift in spending patterns.
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The Associated Press provides a portrait gallery of Nikita Khrushchev’s U S tour companions. It profiles Alexei Adzhubei Vitaly Khrushchev’s son-in-law Mikhail Kharlamov Mikhail Sholokov Oleg Troyanovsky Pavel Satyukov Georgi Zhukov Leonid Ilyichev Aleksandr Soldatov Vyacheslav Yelyutin Alexandr Tvardovsky outlining their roles in media diplomacy culture and politics with brief notes on their backgrounds and traits.
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Associated Press
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Alexei I. Adzhubei
Yuliya
Izvestia
Adzhubei
Komsomolskaya Pravda
America
Gromyko’s Rise in Soviet Foreign Service
Andrei A. Gromyko 50, a leading figure in Chev’s party, began as head of the Foreign Ministry American department twenty years ago. He served as ambassador to the United States and Cuba from 1943 to 1946 and was the Soviet representative to the U N Security Council. He attended Yalta, Tehran and Potsdam.
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Aleksandr A. Soldatov
United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Chev
Foreign Ministry
United States
Cuba
Soviet Union
U. N. Security Council
Yalta
Tehran
Potsdam
Hair-Raising Rescue at Grand River Dam
Euwin Watkins was swept over Low Water Dam on Grand River and rescued by Mr and Mrs Howard Stark of Tulsa who were fishing below the dam. Watkins was pulled from the water after snagging a line and was revived with artificial respiration.
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Tulsa
Okla
Euwin Watkins
Grand River
Howard Stark
Watkins
Two faded stars return to film with sharp remarks
Hollywood reports Roddy McDowall returning in The Subterraneans at MGM after eight years. Robert Hutton also returns in Cinder Fella as Jerry Lewis' step brother. Both recount rough times, agency clashes, and renewed offers. Hutton accepts smaller pay for work, while McDowall cites typecasting and Broadway success as factors in his hiatus. A recipe tip suggests peppers and pimentos with meat for salads.
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Roddy McDowall
MGM
Robert Hutton
Jerry Lewis
Bits
Warners
Roddy
Flicka
Hutton
Warner
Bob
Glenn Ford
Debbie Reynolds
Jerry
Funeral Rites For Actor Ace Set Thursday
Actor Wayne Morris 45 dies of a heart attack aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard off Monterey California while watching air maneuvers. He earned seven Japanese kills as a World War I flying ace and later starred in films before moving to television. His funeral is set for Thursday at the Church of the Hills in Glendale.
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Calif
Wayne Morris
Church of the Hills
Morris
Monterey
David S. Mace- Campbell
Los Angeles
Mac- Campbell
Los Angeles City College
Warner Bros
Pasadena Playhouse
Galahad
Brother Rat
Angeles
Navy
Squadron 15
Essex
Pacific
Marcus
Wake
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Naval Reserve
Leonora
Bubbles) Schinasi
Bert Wayne Morris
Patricia Ann O'Rourke
Studio City
Patricia
Melinda
Nikis Visit Sparks Barbershop Fight in Huntington
In Huntington AP: Nikita Khrushchev visit stirs debate at Arcade Barber Shop. Barber Harry Harless and traveler Leroy Parker were arrested after a fist fight over views on the Soviet leader. Both posted bond for Municipal Court hearing. no serious injuries reported.
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Harless
Tamale maker with 18 inch mustache seeks world title
SAN DIEGO AP says John A. Todd 41 a tamale maker with an 18 inch mustache is out after the tip to tip championship of the world He has heard of a English man with a 19 inch mustache and expects to exceed that He notes his mustache dates from April 15 1957.
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San Diego
Calif
John A. Todd
England
Todd
20-Game Winners Clash As Giants Meet Braves
The NL's top two pitchers Lew Burdette and Sam Jones duel as the season's pivotal two game set opens. Giants chase first place amid a tight race with Chicago St Louis and Philadelphia looming. several late-weekend outcomes could decide the pennant.
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Joe Riechler
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
San Francisco
Sam Jones
Braves
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Tal
Dodgers
Coldweather
Pittsburgh
Bill Rigney
Filipe Alou
Jimmy Davenport
Magic Number Cut To Four In Sox Win Over Yankees
Chicago inches closer to the World Series as Al Lopez weighs opening game starters between Early Wynn and Billy Pierce while the White Sox edge the Yankees 4-3. Pierce improves to 14-13 despite back stiffness, and Boston’s win over Cleveland tightens the pennant chase with eight games left.
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Associated Press
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Early Wynn
Billy Pierce
Sox
New York Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Senators
Camilo Pascual
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pierce
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Bob Shaw
White Sox
Eli Grba
Luis Aparicio
Norm Cash
Yankees
Mantle
Elston Howard
Jim Rivera
Hector Lopez
Bobby Shantz
Howard
Rivera
Aparicio
Bubba Phillips
Jim
Mudcat
Baseball Daily Schedule Features Key American and National League Games
American League action includes Wynn facing Coates in New York and Bell opposing Casale in Boston. Cleveland meets Boston with Bell and Casale listed. Detroit travels to Baltimore with Messi starting. National League slate shows Pittsburgh at Chicago with Law and Friend versus Anderson and Johnson, Milwaukee at San Francisco with Burdette against S Jones, and Cincinnati at Los Angeles featuring Acker and Koufax.
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Coates
Cleveland
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Messi
Fisher
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Koufax
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RBI
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Umont, Berry
Honochick
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Baseball doubleheader results and key player notes
In a long box, Kansas City and Washington split a doubleheader with Chicago-like scoring. Notable: KCs Ja Blonski homer, Rivera and Dobbek driving runs. Ct players Mays Alou Spencer and Cepeda tally RBIs. Pitchers Tsitouris and Kucks pick wins. Second game features KC six, Washington five, with Buckland, Damos, Woodchick and Kemmerer sharing duties. Detroit vs Baltimore scores show a 1-2 final as McCovey and Bailey contribute.
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Tsitouris
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Kansas City
Washington
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Woodchick
Kemmerer
Courtney
W-Kucks
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Aleksandr Troyanovsky
Pavel Satyukov
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