Secretary Ribicoff Urges Economics Teachings In Schools
Secretary Ribicoff demands stronger economics instruction as U.S. schools largely neglect the subject. He argues Russians foster a quasi religious dynamic around economy while American students face limited exposure and far fewer study opportunities. He calls for expanded emphasis to counter the economic rivalry and improve understanding of free enterprise principles.
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Bien’ Feu Tabor Cir TemoxEe
Mies
USSN
New York
Abraham A. Ribicoff
U.S. Department of Health, Education ,& Wells
Petroleum Today
Ribicoff
Economic education and private enterprise ideals discussed
A discussion advocating private ownership of production and a profit driven system as the basis for growth and freedom. It calls for economic literacy across education levels, warns against over specialization, and promotes integrated business and basic economics training to sustain the American way of life. A Pee Dee research station hosts a farm and home equipment expo with tented exhibits and judging, sponsored by the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce and other local groups.
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Pee Dee
Oil Refinery Grows 108 Years In Brooklyn History
Newtown Creek Brooklyn refinery roots run to 1840s with McGinness Barron Cus families tied to pipefitters and blacksmiths. The plant, once producing coal oil at 1.49 a gallon, now handles up to 30,000 barrels daily, reflecting a century of Brooklyn industry and community ties.
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York
Newtown Creek
Brooklyn
McGinless
Barrons
Cus
Uurainan
Edwin Drake
Pennsylvania
Edward TP. McGrath
Perroleum
Tor
Preparations Underway for Farmorama at Clemson Station
Preparations begin this week to ready Clemson's Pee Dee Experiment Station in Florence for the Farmorama program on June 14. J. W. Swink says attendance will draw from a 17 county area as extra power lines are wired to the station, an unloading ramp rises, and signs plus public address systems go up. The event follows last year's Farmorama at the fairgrounds.
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Clemson
Pee Dee
Florence
J. W. Swink
Fairgrounds
James N. Gause 86 Dies at Bladen Home
James N. Gause, 86, died at his son Clarene’s home in Bladen on Tuesday. Funeral services were held Thursday at 10:30 a.m. from the Inman Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Bishop J. L. Newgent. Burial followed in the family cemetery.
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James N. Gause
Clarene
Bladent
Inman
J. L. Newgent
Gore family cemetery survivors listed in obituary notes
The obituary lists survivors: two sons Clarence of Bladenboro and BiN of Wilmington. three daughters Mrs. Martha West of Bolivia, Mrs. Ruby Gaskin of ten, and Mrs. L. M Ward of Tabor City. 26 grandchildren. Also notes Cuba farm trade shares in 1958 and 1961 with Sino Soviet Bloc figures.
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Gore
Clarence
Bladenboro
Bin
Wilmington
Martha West
Bolivia
Ruby Gaskin
L. M Ward
Tabor City
Cuba
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Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce
S.C Farm Bureau Federation
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Department of Defense
Shell
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