Anti U S Feelings Rise in the Philippines
Manila reports rising anti American sentiment amid glare over Vietnam and past US actions in the Philippines. Polls show Americans still admired, Romulo defends friendship, while Senate testimonies highlight US spending in Vietnam and Philippine military ties.
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Stuart Symington
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44-Letter ITA Aims To Teach Reading In Schools
United Press International reports education experts discuss the Initial Teaching Alphabet ITA a 44 character system designed to teach reading faster. Proponents led by Sir James Pitman argue ITA reduces vowel sound confusion and speeds literacy while transitioning students to conventional English by grade one. Critics fear adult confusion over multiple alphabets and the sustainability of ITA in typical curricula.
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Sir James Pitman
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Pitman
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