Shanghai School Mixes Politics and Labor in Education
Shanghai's Kun Kiang middle school exemplifies China's fusion of politics and practical work. Students aged 14 to 17 study seven subjects, farm and repair skills, and undertake countryside labor. a Maoist study circle and extensive youth facilities accompany daily classes and activities.
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China
Kun Kiang Middle School
Yang Pu
Shanghai
Kun Kiang School
Ancient German Bones Unearthed by East Berlin Archaeologists
East Berlin researchers report 31 ancient skeletal remains from Schwerin dating about 2,400 years. Study shows low life expectancy with many dying before adulthood due to arthritis and tooth decay. Cremation and earthenware burial found. small jewelry hints modest wealth. In Sydney, surgeons lead global digit replacement, with 21 of 30 operations by a local micro-surgery team.
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Schwerin
Neues Deutschland
Sydney
Australia
Medical Journal of Australia
Mesh Bridge Opens Across Bosphorus Next Year
Reuters reports Istanbul will unveil a new mesh bridge across the Bosphorus in October 1973 to speed trade and traffic. Journalist Dmitri Nesteroff describes the 540 foot Asian side tower and 280 foot mid strait crossing during the trial walk, noting the historic dream of a Bosphorus crossing.
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Turkey
Bosphorus Strait
Straits
Violin Prodigy Dylana Jenson Becomes Hurok Soloist
Ten year old Dylana Jenson, trained since infancy under the Suzuki method, is signed as a concert soloist by Sol Hurok. Her rapid rise drew praise from Jascha Heifetz, Yehudi Menuhin, and David Oistrakh, with tours planned and two demanding concertos in preparation. A separate note from Dixmude, Belgium, mentions a World War I trench complex attracting tourists.
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Sol Hurok
Dylana
Ann Jenson
Jascha Heifetz
Los Angeles
Heifetz
Yehudi Menuhin
Dixmude
Belgium
Reuter
Flanders
Meatless Meats eyed to fight hunger in food industry talk
At the National Livestock and Meat Board annual meeting in Columbus James L. Hagle president of Worthington Foods argues meat and vegetable proteins are both needed to curb hunger. He notes 2.5 million tons of animal protein deficit now and projected growth to 3.5 million by the 1980s. Worthington has produced vegetable based meat substitutes for 30 years and the market could reach 1.5 to 2 billion by 1980.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Livestock and Meat Board
James L. Hagle
Worthington Foods
Worthington
Hagle
Miles Laboratories
Stanford Institute
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