California Schools Set 1965 Target for New Math Rollout
California educators plan a 1965 statewide adoption of the new math. The shift, spurred by research and computing advances, will require retraining teachers and informing parents as pilot programs expand in Napa Mt. Diablo Chula Vista Modesto San Francisco and San Bernardino County.
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Braille Center Christmas Party Delights Kern County Students
Students at Kern County Braille Center in Bakersfield enjoyed their annual Christmas party on December 19. A mixed chorus from Rosedale Elementary School with 70 youths and a boys' quartet performed as others stringed popcorn and cranberries for tree decorations. Members decorated two Christmas trees with their own creations including green nylon net trees and colored paper loops.
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Kern County Braille Center
Bakersfield
Rosedale
Lucky Braille Center
President Calls Institute Main Hope for Cotton Survival
J Clyde Wilson president of the National Cotton Council of America urged Calcot Ltd to back the Cotton Producers Institute during a December board meeting in Bakersfield. The session featured three hours of CPI testimonials praising research and promising growth for the industry.
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Bakersfield
Calcot, Ltd
J. Clyde Wilson
National Cotton Council of America
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Calcot
Cotton Promotion Plan Urges Growers to Join CPI
Cabot's board urges growers to participate from the outset in a voluntary self help program. The CPI aims to boost markets and acreage through research and promotion, with Wilson saying the plan underscores the need for stepped up cotton research and promotion and that the possibilities for success are without end.
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Textile Painters Hold Annual Christmas Party in Shafter
Mrs Minnie Duerksen hosted the Shafter Textile ting Club for its annual Christmas party at her home. The event featured a decorated table, ice cream and cookies, gift exchanges, and games. Painting classes resume Jan 9 at the Mennonite Church. new members invited.
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Minnie Duerksen
Shafter Textile Ting Club
Candles and Cake Schedule by Name List
A dated listing of names associated with candle and cake events across late December to early January. Entries include J W Frizzell Ann Magquist Philip Dalke Beverly Packard David Dooley Dorothy Cox and many others divided by specific dates from December 28 to January 3.
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J. W. Frizzell
Ann Magquist
Philip Dalke
Beverly Packard
David Dooley
Dorothy Cox
Town Voices Grow In Opposition To Local Projects
A resident named Okie Bill notes growing local sentiment against some town leaders and their projects. He cites the defeated Swimming Pool Band issue and hints at further public debates, urging citizens to voice approval or disapproval on future measures.
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