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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1971

Page

8

Student Protest In Japan Seems To Be Dwindling

In Tokyo on cold afternoons a young man sold poems to passersby with little interest. Akehiro Akita, 26, once the No 2 leader of Japan's leftist student movement, left Nihon University and returned to Hiroshima to help his father. Police say he left after failing to unite Zengakuren. The movement remains split into factions, with Sekigun and Keihin Ampo Camp viewed as the most radical.

Japan Tokyo Akehiro Akita Al-Japan Student Congress Hiroshima Nihon University Akita Zengakuren Sekigun Red Army

Dr Hicks Named To St Gregorys Board Of Trustees

Dr Victor Hicks longtime East Central State College psychology and education professor is named to a newly formed 38 member board of trustees for St Gregorys College Shawnee He retires in 1971 after a career at East Central He also worked as golf coach volunteer psychometrist and aided curriculum materials at the college His career included leadership in a North Central Cooperative Project for Teacher Education at the University of Minnesota and service on the Oklahoma Commission on Teacher Education and Certification The new trustees advise college officials at the states Catholic junior college which became a junior college in 1965 after dropping its high school and is among the states oldest educational institutions

Victor Hicks East Central State College St. Gregory’s College Shawnee East Central Golf Wach Social Services Center Ade University of Minnesota Oklahoma Commission On St. Gregory’s

Susie Bonar Receives OSU Wentz Hall Scholarship

Susie Bonar daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Bonar of 9053 Townsend is awarded the Wentz Hall Scholarship at Oklahoma State University based on academics and activities. Among 33 applicants she previously attended East Central State College two years with Upward Bound Student Senate Chi Omega and Alpha Honor Society. Ada High School 1969 graduate now OSU junior tutoring in teacher education.

Susie Bonar Joe Bonar Townsend Wentz Hall Oklahoma State University Susie East Central State College Chi Omege Alpha Ada High School

East Central creates two new psychology labs

East Central State College enhances psychology offerings with two new labs one for animal research and one for studying behavior modification in children. Dr. Reuben Wigdor leads the animal lab in Science Hall basement with Elzie Hickerson assisting. Dr. George Mount heads the child lab planning a nursery school setup for preschoolers.

Naomi Knickmeyer East Central State College Reuben Wigdor Fairleigh Dickenson University Teaneck N. J University of Oklahoma New York University Medical Center Fee Opn Ant George Mount University of Texas At Arlington North Texas State Dentom Mont North State Mount Maxwell Wigdor Science Hall Wigdor Asa Elzie Hickerson East Central Hickerson

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