Phoenix Educator Urges Public Review of School Programs
Dr. Richard Minze curriculum co-ordinator for the Phoenix Elementary School System invites citizens to visit elementary schools and consider their education programs before urging them to out distance Russia. Hinze says the system is not tasked to train American children in the Communist method but if schools fail to meet requirements they should be re examined.
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Army Unveils Its Satellite Assembly For Jupiter-C
The Army released photographs showing the Jupiter satellite for its Jupiter-C launcher. The bullet shaped device, about 30 inches long and 6 inches wide, weighs around 20 pounds with fuel, and attaches to a 3- inch tube as part of a four stage solid and liquid fuel rocket. Scientists at Caltech under Dr. William H. Pickering supervised assembly for a payload to measure cosmic rays, temperatures, and network impacts in space.
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Baby Born On Plane Circling Shannon Airport
An American airliner circled Shannon airport as two hostesses delivered a baby on radioed ground instructions. The seven pound boy was born to Elizabeth Raics, a 72 year old Hungarian refugee traveling with 75 refugees en route to New York from Yugoslavia. Pilot Ted Clarke returned to the fogbound airport, circling for over an hour as Dr. William Flynn provided medical guidance.
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Baby Born Aboard Overseas Airlines Flight
During a fog landing a baby was delivered midflight on a US Overseas Airlines charter. The mother Mrs Raics and newborn were reported in good condition as the craft resumed its journey to North America at 4:20 am with the husband aboard. The crew had converted part of the cabin into a maternity ward.
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ASU Plans Fifth European Study Tour Next Summer
Tempe Arizona State College will run its fifth annual European study tour for ten weeks with eight countries on the itinerary. Dr. Roy C. Rice, director of summer sessions, says applications are due January 15. Participants can earn eight hours of upper level undergraduate or graduate credit in English or history. The trip includes stops in England Scotland Holland Germany Austria Italy France and Switzerland.
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Truck Route Sought by Arizona Officials for Nogales
The Arizona Highway Department will meet with the Nogales City Council on January 6 to plan a truck access route from U.S. 9 to the border two miles west of the business district.
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East German Reprisals Hit At Refugees
BERLIN Communist East Germany crimes up to three years hard labor and fines for attempting to flee the country. Relatives and friends who aid escapees face penalties while officials warn mass exodus drains factories and farms. More than two million East Germans have fled since 1948 with a net population loss of 228 654 last year.
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