What and How in Education: Board and Professional Roles
Editorial from George Peabody College president argues people decide schooling purpose while professionals decide how to teach. It urges boards to set what is taught and teachers to decide how, noting overlap and the need for cooperation and accountability.
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George Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville
Tenn
Bonner County Education Association
Board of Education
Boards of Education
No Special Idaho Session Called Over Drought
Governor John V. Evans says a drought does not yet warrant a special Idaho Legislature session. Agencies face higher costs and migrant assistance needs, with the Water Resources Office seeking 550,000 more. Legislature members have been briefed and may face emergency action if finances demand it when they convene in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Evans
Idaho
Department of Water Resources
Gerber Town in Michigan Faces Takeover Bid
In Fremont Michigan the Gerber Products plant and town face a hostile takeover bid from Anderson Clayton Co of Houston. The offer of 4 dollars a share could move headquarters and 1200 local jobs, sparking fears of economic collapse and a protracted court battle.
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Jeffery L. Sheler
United Press International
Fremont
Mich
Main Street
Michigan
Gerber Products Corp
Anderson Clayton Co
Houston
Gerber
Texas
Marilyn Veenstra
Jane’s Cafe
Chris Meeuwenberg
Anderson Clayton
Gordon Witte
Fremont Times-Indicator
Robert Hostetler
Fred Billerbeck
Billerbeck
Phil’ Grossenbacher
Rhodesian plan to fence 250000 tribespeople sparks relief worries
In Rhodesia the government aims to place about 250000 rural blacks in fenced compounds to cut guerrilla support, with Rhodesian leaders citing about 100 protected villages but reports claim at least 195 areas hold nearly 400000 tribespeople. Food shortages fears rise. Red Cross relief asked for regular milk. In Ethiopia, after closing US agencies, embassy staff moved 1200000 worth of goods to the ambassador's residence and fed breakfast wafers to monkeys due to surplus.
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United Press International
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
UPI
Jacques Clafin
Mashonland
International Red Cross
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
U.S
Orient Express Ends its Last Direct Run to Istanbul
Paris to Istanbul service ends this May after nearly a century of luxury travel. The final schedule marks the departure from Gare de Lyon as passengers recall the train’s storied past with royalty, spies, and famed diners aboard lavish sleeping cars and dining cars.
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Paris
Orient Express
Istanbul
Alps
Turkey
Gare de Lyon
Venice
Elisabeth Colle
Lille
France
Orient
Direct
Yugoslavia
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Leopold II
Cleo de Merode
Cleopald
Basil Zaharoff
Hercule Poirot
James Bond
Vienna
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Sandpoint Daily
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
United States
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Kean Fireved
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Arthur Higbee
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