Inouye Builds Career Amid Barriers and War Valor
Daniel Inouye, born in a Honolulu ghetto, rose from World War II wounds to Senate leadership and Watergate prominence. A first generation American with Japanese heritage, he served with the 442nd Regimental Combat Team earning numerous decorations while facing prejudice in the public eye.
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Wichita program trains teachers to curb racial trouble
Dr. Donn Davison of Wichita State University directs a federal grant funded program since 1971 to help teachers attack racial prejudice in class. Sixty nine teachers completed training and will apply methods in eight or ten school teams across two junior high and seven elementary schools this coming year.
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