RPI Students Discuss Honor System Prospects
RPI students and faculty explored a potential honor system at an institute meeting. Stevens Institute of Technology and Washington H. A. Johnston were cited as models as plans for an honor board and freshman-start approach were discussed with broad student support.
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RPI
The
Dents
Christian Assa
Whitt Key
BOR
RensSplaer
Richard Carline
David Hill
Charles Spencer Liscass
Carine
Hill
Stevens Institute of Technology
Stevens
Spencer
Washington and Lee University
Washington
H. A. Johnston
Student Christian Assn
White Key
George P. Morgan
Muskie and wife welcome third daughter Martha
Gov. Edmund S. Muskie and his wife welcomed their third daughter at 1 am yesterday in Waterville Maine The 6 pound 13 ounce girl named Martha joins Stephen 9 Ellen 8 and Melinda nearly 2 in the Muskie family Mrs Muskie was admitted to Sisters Hospital with both mother and child reported in excellent condition by Dr Richard L Chasse Other Muskies are residents of Blaine House during the four years in office
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Sbe
Martha
Muskies
Blaine House
Sisters Hospital
Richard L. Chasse
Stephen
Ellen
Melinda
Pope Names Two U S Archbishops in Historic Appointments
Pope John XXIII named John F. Dearden of Pittsburgh as Archbishop of Detroit and William E. Cousins of Peoria as Archbishop of Milwaukee. Dearden, 41, succeeds the late Cardinal Mooney in Detroit. Cousins, 58, succeeds Albert Meyer in Milwaukee.
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John XX
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Pittsburgh
Detroit
William E. Cousins
Peoria
Milwaukee
Dearden
Edward Cardinal Mooney
Cousin
Albert G. Meyer
Chicago
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Cousins
Telcet
Msgr
Achilles Lupi
Apostolic
Valley Falls
R.L
St. Mary’s Seminary
Mundelein
Ill
Cardinal Stritch
Milk Output in 1958 Falls Short of Record
Washington reports that 1958 milk production will be slightly below the record 126.4 billion pounds set in 1957. Despite favorable feed and pasture conditions and milk-feed price relations, higher meat prices reduced dairy herds and accelerated farmer exits from dairying. Dairy cow numbers were down 3.5 percent from 1957.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Higher Oil Demand Seen in United States in 1959
Oil men forecast U S petroleum demand to rise 4 to 5 percent in 1959, then level off near 3 percent as industrial activity and vehicle use grow. Domestic demand rose 2 percent in 1958, while foreign demand could triple U S growth, with optimism tempered by tax and anti trust concerns and potential shifts in import policy.
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Clyde H
Farnsworth
New York
U.S
Free World
U.S. State
Frank M. Porter
American Petroleum Institute
Gulf Oil Corp
J. C. Donnell II
Ohio Oil Co
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