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Newspaper

The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1959

Page

2

The Lee Lantern Students Publish Third-Week Paper

The Lee Lantern is published every third week by students of Lee College located in Baytown Texas. The student staff oversees campus news and community notices for the college.

Lee College Baytown Texas

Be Your Own Boss Says Ex Senator Benton

Former U S Senator William Benton urges young men to start their own businesses in Reader's Digest. He argues small independent firms build wealth, offer more control, and teach valuable lessons even from failures. The piece notes the return of Benton’s article from 1944 as a Digest special request.

U. S May William Benton Connecticut Encyclopedia Britannica Benton

Yale Students Find Russians Think Independently Despite Rulers

Yale student Charles Neff reports from the Soviet Union that Russians display independent thought and a strong desire for peace despite ruling authorities. In Leningrad audiences welcomed impromptu songs from the Yale Russian Chorus, with lively discussions often following performances. Neff notes growing, vocal criticism of the Kremlin amid persistent religious vitality and a cautious, nonrevolting populace.

Yale University Charles Neff Soviet Union Yale Russian Chorus May Reader’s Digest Neff Eric Hobbing Russia Leningrad Kremlin

Rules for Fulbright Scholarships for 1960 61

About nine hundred Fulbright awards for graduate study or pre doctoral research in 27 countries plus Latin America IACC scholarships will be offered for 1960 61. Applications open May 1 and are administered by the Institute of International Education for the U S Department of State.

Latin America Fulbright IACC Institute of International Education IIE U. S. Department of State Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Luxembourg Brazil Burma Chile China Denmark Ecuador Finland France Germany Greece Iceland India Iran Italy Japan Netherland New Zealand Norway Peru Philippines Spain Turkey United Kingdom Ireland Bolivia Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic Guatemala Haiti Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Venezuela U.S East 67Th Street New York Houston Milam

Berlin Crisis Told by Army Counterintelligence Officer

Richard Cherry, SC history and economics instructor, recalls Berlin 1951 to 1956 service and 1953 East German revolt. He proposes unification with West dominance and UN supervised elections, while noting Soviet objections. Cherry describes tanks and gunfire, and a CBS cameraman narrowly escaping a Russian tank.

Berlin Richard Cherry Cherry Army The Free University West Berlin East Germany Germany West United Nations Russia United States East Berlin CBS

LC Students Join Marines

Three Lee College students enroll in the U S Marine Corps Platoon Leaders Class per 1st Lt. F L Tolleson. The Baytown men are Donald B Hicks 18 son of A B Hicks 422 Aza lea. Jerry R Schwendeman 19. and Michael N Schwendeman 18 sons of R J Schwendeman 331 Holly Dr.

Lee College U. S. Marine Corps F. L. Tolleson Marine Baytown Donald B. Hicks A. B. Hicks Jerry R. Schwendeman Michael N. Schwendeman R. J. Schwendeman Holly

Reading as Fun Not Just Study Habits

A college note encourages enjoyable reading and selective approach. It suggests reading multiple works simultaneously to broaden understanding and reduce fatigue. The writer mentions Clarence Darrow in Rome and a remark about art and motherhood, plus a reference to Cyril Pearl’s book on Victorian attitudes toward sex.

Darrow Irving Stone Clarence Darrow Rome Rome Art Gallery Cyril Pearl New York Herald Tribune

Looks Are Deceiving in Office Encounters Told

A reflective piece notes visitors to the office often disguise true aims and talents. A dull appearance may hide ambition in art, mechanics, or design. Each entrant seeks something unexpected, from French to ceramics while many are just lost or seeking change.

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