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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1958
Page
5
The fragment lists F. Byrd as editor and contact numbers for the business office and news room in Mohawk exchange. It notes Wine post office entry as second class matter and provides national representatives Gallagher DeLisser at 11 East 44th Street, New York City.
President Eisenhower's education aid proposal faces scrutiny from educators and scientists who warn money alone cannot fix educational deficiencies. Dr. Percival Robertson argues that without well-trained, public-minded scientists, funding and apparatus fail to yield results, urging Congress to pursue an intelligent, orderly approach to reform.
Two FBI agents guarded King Hussein during his first West Bank visit last week. They kept close to the monarch and protected him from a friendly crowd. The Jordan story says Americans study protecting foreign potentates as a new form of U S aid and world duty.
A renewed effort seeks congressional passage of a wilderness preservation act. Hearings on the Senate bill occurred with sponsors claiming objections from lumber, mining, and water interests have been addressed. The measure aims to protect millions of acres from roads, resorts, dams, and mills for public enjoyment now and in the future.
A compact digest of the most engaging editorials selected from about 40 daily newspapers. Highlights are drawn from a variety of viewpoints, offering concise commentary on politics society and culture.
The piece argues against the notion that calls for stronger math and science in public schools mean scrapping the entire system. It cautions that improvements are needed in specific areas without destroying the whole educational framework. It stresses balance rather than radical reform.
Five years ago in 1953 Tazewell County closed 68 elementary and high schools due to influenza. The New York City bus strike ended after 29 days with a tentative agreement for 8200 drivers and maintenance workers. Also noted were Carnegie Tech student Thomas Cooper's return from visit with parents, German politics with Von Schleicher's resignation, Von Papen's cabinet role, and Nancy Sublett's Harrisonburg visit.
Ten years ago in 1948 pedestrians slogged through six inches of snow as a thaw began with warm sun and a chill wind. About a million workers in Wurttemberg Baden struck over road shortages. Mrs C L Nicodemus Mrs L le Hockman and Mr and Mrs Chrisman Hockman departed for an extended Miami visit.
Twenty five years ago in 1933 J P Arthur was named director of the Apple Blossom Festival. The 10th annual festival was planned to proceed despite harsh economic conditions.
The opening of Martinsburg's new roller rink drew many city residents including Misses Russell Ethel Prince Rebecca Hamilton Ada Hamilton Pinkie Sheetz and Messrs Lindsay Puller William Sprint Frank Sprint Charles Summers C Brill W F E Goss Arthur Athey Harryth Edgar Ritter William Atkinson and Carl. A. Garrett Carter, son of Dr. D. D. Carter, was appointed constable for Stonewall District in Shenandoah County by Judge Harrison.
An experienced science educator argues the nation lacks top scientists and public understanding. He urges better high school preparation, industry support for science teachers, and reforms in college training and public science literacy to foster honest research and sufficient scientific leadership.
Washington debate over a summit continues with James Hagerty and Nikita Khrushchev each pushing different preterms. Eisenhower and Dulles demand pre summit preparations while Bulganin and Khrushchev press for early talks without fixed agendas.
Dr Bundesen explains that some drinkers pursue childhood contentment or self punishment through alcohol. He notes infantile personalities, difficulty with maturity, and a reluctance to seek therapy, while urging psychiatric help to halt self destructive drinking patterns. The piece ends with a Q&A on gum bleeding tied to tartar buildup and dental care.
Charley, a 23 year old with stage fright, tries selling to overcome shyness. The article argues confidence comes from prior successes, outlines steps for parents to raise self assurance, and notes sales work can sharpen speech and social ease, aiding personal relationships.
How's Your I. O. presents a 10 day score based on 100 questions with daily bands. It lists answer keys on page 2 and poses questions about planets, Bible terminology, capitals, composers, translations, proverbs, horse headgear, heat tolerance, Baltic republics, and Native American burial postures.
In 1957 the New York Giants launched 157 home runs matching a 26th season with 100 or more homers. The feat underscores the team power era and marks a milestone in their offensive output.
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