School Suspends Girl For Refusing to Dance
ST Louis MO teen Armatha Risinger, 15, is kept home from class after her mother objects to dance lessons on religious grounds. Principal Knoeppel demands a doctor’s note or minister letter, threatening suspension if the issue isn’t resolved. The assistant superintendent cites school policy while the pastor offers to write a letter.
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George Cooper
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First Roe Grant To Doctor
The Mark Addison Roe Foundation Inc. makes its first grant to Dr. Bente Bisehy of New York City to study chemical changes in the maturing central nervous system of infants with focus on sudden infant death. E. Jedd Roe Jr, banker with Eastman Dillon Union Securities, is the grant’s main benefactor, tracing to the Riverside infant’s death in October 1958. The foundation aims to promote research in diagnosis, treatment, and causes of sudden unexpected infant deaths.
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Union Securities
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Medical Foundation
Leopold's Research Cited In Puerto Rico Honors
Washington and East St. Louis briefs report on a 59 year old Leopold finishing parole and three University of Puerto Rico students earning honorable mentions for scholarship. National Stockyards in East St. Louis ranked as 1962 pork capital of the world with over 2.5 million hogs slaughtered and packers paying more than 10 million dollars.
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