States Rights Used To Stifle Education
In a column on education and freedom, Thomas L. Stokes contrasts American federalism with Soviet progress in schooling. He cites Russia’s rapid 10 year primary secondary expansion to 30 million students, warns against state rights debates, and urges robust federal support for schools, colleges, and universities. The piece references Taft era education funding debates and a U.S. Office of Education volume urging renewed commitment to democratic schooling.
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U. S
Lawrence G. Derthick
Ordinance Amends Warren Parking Meter Hours 1957
Warren Pennsylvania adopts Ordinance 665 amending 319 to set meter operation 9 am to 5 pm weekdays and holidays, with Friday hours to 9 pm, ten meters on Second Avenue extended to 9 pm, and special 1957 Christmas shopping season hours from November 30 to December 23. Adopted November 11 1957. approved November 12 1957. Burgess William E. Rice. Borough Secretary G A Geracimos.
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