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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
14
Fragmented text details a shakeup in Washington information channels, criticizing psychological warfare efforts and shifts under the White House. Mentions Arthur Larson, NSC planning, and policy tensions between State and other agencies amid debates on propaganda and diplomacy.
The Daily Oklahoman reports a Wisconsin University biologist conducted late night phone calls to homes to track where juveniles were at that hour. The first five callers were children unaware of their parents’ whereabouts, though the children were found safe at home when answering.
A fragmentary, cautionary list condemns harsh parenting myths. It advises not to discipline a child under 21 and instead to shield him from responsibility. It mocks indulgent actions and urges quarrelling in view of the child, defending the youth against authorities.
Dairymen from a northern state will attend the Dairy conference at the State Fair grounds April as part of a joint program sponsored by a local cooperative. University and radio station features promote dairy science topics with talks on cattle nutrition and milking efficiency.
Grambling College Day hosted April 22 to acquaint Louisiana high school students with college life. Sponsored by Grambling College, Delta Sigma Theta, and other groups, visiting students attended welcome remarks, workshops, a panel on college questions, and tours of classrooms and facilities.
A printed Gridiron show program lists spoof gubernatorial candidates with nicknames and labels such as Daily Raving Form. The item notes alleged contenders like Hat, Hatfield and others, with mock affiliations and hushed jokes about their chances.
Grambling College announces a 1938 summer program with regular study, professional education, and special workshops. It includes courses in business education home economics physical education and arts plus a major Eastern Educational Tour covering 50 cities in 22 states with Canada day trips. Credit hours vary by workshop with six hours for the tour and up to six hours for the library and special offerings. Registrar Garner will provide detailed information to interested students and the public.
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