Director of Teachers Education Succumbs
Carl J. Freudenreich of Delmar, head of the State Education Department division of Teacher Education and Certification, died unexpectedly Tuesday night in Cambridge, Massachusetts at age 51. A native of Elmira, he joined the department in 1956, became director in 1959, and held a Harvard leave. He leaves his widow Evelyn.
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Carl J. Freudenreich
Delmar
State Education Department
Cambridge
Mass
Freudenreich
Harvard University
Elmira
Cornell University
University of Texas
Evelyn
What Is The Electric Eel In This Nature Feature
A short science feature explains the electric eel, its shock generation, and how it differs from true eels. It notes the eel can produce hundreds of volts briefly, its relation to other fish, and mentions the electric ray. The piece also includes a kid’s quiz and winner notice.
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America
Young puzzler wins Britannica atlas by Crossword clues
Gail Laliberte, 13, Waterbury CT wins a Britannica World Atlas for a cross word puzzle. Submit your own riddle to Cross Word Puzzle and Tell Me Why with name age and address. Winners include Paul Wisniewski, 12, West Seneca NY.
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John Falen
New Brighton
Gail Laliberte
Waterbury
Conn
Paul Wisniewski
West Seneca
New York
Nursing Scholarships Awarded to Multiple High School Girls
Regents hospital nursing scholarships announced by the State Education Dept honor both four year and three year study entrants. Winners include Virginia Crandall and Patricia Moore of Troy, Olinda Chapman of Castleton, Lorraine Perkins of Berlin Central, Veronica Sharp of Shaker, and others from Ballston Spa Hadley Luzerne Saratoga and surrounding districts.
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Troy High School
Catholic Central High School
Regents Hospital
State Education Dept
Troy
Virginia L. Crandall
Patricia A. Moore
Hospital School of Nursing
Olinda J. Chapman
Maple Hill School
Castleton
Lorraine Perkins
Berlin Central School
Veronica Sharp
Shaker High School
Frances H. Friello
Ballston Spa High School
Carol Dean
Hadley Luzern
Retired Schenectady Police Chief Peters Sr Dies
Joseph A. Peters Sr., former Schenectady police chief from 1938 to 1951, died at Ellis Hospital at age 70 after a heart attack. He had played semi pro football and earned track honors in youth. his son Joseph Jr. is now deputy chief.
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Schenectady
Joseph A. Peters Sr
Ellis Hospital
Peters
Schenectady Po
Lice
Joseph Jr
Pickpockets Face New Warning In Cairo Device
In Cairo, Ahmed Hassanein, a 78 year old Egyptian mechanic, invents a battery powered device that sounds an alarm when a thief touches a pocket, warning owners without drawing attention. The invention aims to deter skilled pickpockets who could slip a wallet from a pocket unnoticed.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ahmed Hassanein
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