Never Enough A-1 Teachers
The editorial cites NEA figures showing 278000 new teachers entering classrooms while an excess of 38000 exists nationally, with shortages persisting in rural areas and in math science industrial arts and other fields. It argues shortages remain even at higher standards and may grow absent broader improvements.
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National Education Association
Defense Spending: Up, Up, and Away
Washington AP analyst notes the rising defense bill to 77 billion annually in Vietnam era, tracing past peaks and declines after World War I, World War II, and Korea. It cites budget shifts, accounting changes, and the share of federal outlays devoted to defense.
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Washington
Vietnam
United States
Korea
Germany
Army
Navy
Japan
Pentagon
Wade
Israel's War Pressure Highlights Diplomacy Urgency
Secretary of State Rogers privately argues Israel's Gulf Suez attacks aim to prove Egypt cannot win. He warns diplomacy is needed as the broader Arab-Israeli conflict, with Nasser at center, persists beyond the surface tank strike. The piece frames regional dynamics and the stakes for U S policy.
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William P. Rogers
Israel
Gulf of Suez
Rogers
Suez Canal
Abba Eban
United Nations
Britain
Egypt
Nasser
Syria
Golan Heights
Foreign Office
Richard Starnes
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Soviet Russia
Sharawi Gomar
Amin Huwaydi
Miniskirt Praised as Safe Driving Costume by Aetna
An insurance company endorses the miniskirt as safe driving attire citing leg freedom for braking and acceleration, especially with low heels. Actuaries join male pedestrians in approving miniskirted motorists viewed from a high curb as they stop at lights or turn corners.
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Aetna Life Insurance and Casualty
Miss Charlene Baddour Takes Virginia Speech Role
Miss Charlene Baddour, director of speech and hearing for the Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Adults at Roanoke, has accepted the position of speech and hearing therapist at the Winchester Rehabilitation Center. Two hundred friends honored Charles M. Rosenberger at a testimonial dinner for the 83 year old Frederick County Board of Supervisors chair. The Winchester String Ensemble will host harpist Hazel Ione Moses in Winchester on October 17.
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Charlene Baddour
Virginia Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Roanoke
Winchester Rehabilitation Center
Charles M. Rosenberger
Frederick County
J. H. Yost
Henry Lowry
Tom Rosenberger
Winchester String Ensemble
America
Hazel Ione Moses
Winchester
Royalty and character shape Elizabeth II in a charming meditation
The Royal Family recounts how Elizabeth II was trained for her role, stressing gracious conduct and strict adherence to polite address. It notes royal household duties, the queen’s close confidante, and the belief that true royalty rests on inner worth and leadership.
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Elizabeth
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Bobo MacDonald
Philip
Henry Will
Extract-Producing Glands A Boon To Mankind
Wayne G Brandstadt MD discusses hormone producing glands their roles in the body and the medical advances from extracts and synthetic hormones. He lists glands including pineal adrenals pituitary thyroid parathyroids thymus pancreas ovaries testicles and explains their functions and therapeutic impact.
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Pituitary
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