Thousands of American Youths Tour Europe in Organized Programs
The piece notes thousands of US students aged 15 to 19 travel Europe in guided and classroom based programs. Janet Barnes, 16, joins a Corpus Christi group visiting major cities while earning credits, with trips costing about 1100 dollars for six weeks. The Foreign Study League, founded by James DeBry, now part of Transamerica Corp, dominates the industry.
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Janet Barnes
Ray High School
Corpus Christi
Tex
Europe
Janet
North Atlantic Alliance
Luxembourg
U.S
Brussels
Madrid
Rome
Innsbruck
Munich
Paris
Rotterdam
London
la Porte
America
Foreign Study League
James DeBry
Utah
Transamerica Corp
Doctors to Fight Hypertension in Black Americans
In Kansas City Elliott L Richardson secretary of Health Education and Welfare urged black doctors to help in a national campaign against hypertension which kills blacks at about twice the rate of whites. He spoke to the National Medical Association outlining steps to reduce the disease burden among African Americans.
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Kansas City
Elliott L. Richardson
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Ardson
HEW
Medical Association
National Institute of Health
Cosby Returns to TV in 1972 73 Lineup
Bill Cosby will host a CBS variety show on Monday nights and voice Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids on Saturday mornings for the 1972 73 season. The educator comedian blends his roles, with Cosby the comic and Cosby the teacher often hard to distinguish.
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Hollywood (Ap
Bill Cosby
Fat Albert
the Cosby
Cosby
the Cosby Kids
Puppet show at Ridgecrest Baptist grounds features Eve and Adam
AP reports a children written Genesis puppet scene staged by day campers at Ridgecrest Baptist assembly grounds in North Carolina. The play ends with Adam and Eve leaving the garden after biting the mock apple amid audience applause.
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Baptist
Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly Grounds
North Carolina
Nake
Eve
Snake
Adam
God
Computer Chess Championship in Boston Ends with Northwestern’s Control Data 6400 Undefeated
In the third annual U S Computer Chess Championship Northwestern University’s CD 6400 defeated CMU’s PDP-10 in the final game. Eight computers entered a three-night single elimination event with 16 programmers per machine. Columbia’s Nova 800 was the sole other participant. Professor Monty Newborn said machines may beat Bobby Fischer in about 15 years and noted chess programs assist machine learning research.
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Boston
U.S
Northwestern University
Control Data Corp
Carnegie-Mellon University
Digital Equipment Corp
Association For Computing Machinery
Columbia University
Data General Corp
Monty Newborn
Bobby Fis
Pearson Bill For Newsmen
Sen. James Pearson and Sen. Sam Irvin sponsor a bill to shield newsmen from compulsory disclosure in federal crime cases. Pearson says the measure balances the public’s right to know with government information needs after a Supreme Court decision on newsmen’s sources.
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Washington
James Pearson
R-Kan
Sam Irvin
D-N.c
Pearson
Kansas
U.S. Supreme Court
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