Canadians Report On Soviet Students From Moscow University
Three Canadians spent a year at Moscow and Kiev universities on scholarships and found Soviet students varied, with similar work ethics but less subject flexibility and more rote learning. They noted many students receive low salaries and that foreign visitors see both support and constraints under the system.
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Tribune Phone Contact Reminder
If you need Tribune assistance contact your carrier or dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. to reach the person in charge.
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Operating Engineers to vote on tentative plant contract
Members of Local 128 will vote Sunday or Monday on a tentative agreement with Martin K. Eby Construction Co the Kansas Army ammunition plant at Parsons where work slowed due to a union dispute Over time hours and machine assignments the pact may end the stoppage More than 300 men did not report to work by Friday and a Friday meeting with Local 664 Pipefitters was not held
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Per Bass
Chanute Tribune July 29 report highlights local events
Local Chanute Tribune coverage for Saturday July 29 reports on community happenings, upcoming meetings, and brief notices. Key names and places appear in readable items, outlining civic activities and local concerns for residents.
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Hawaii Joins Union with First Oriental Congressman
On July 29, 1959 Hawaii voted to become a state and seated the first Oriental member in the U S Congress. The Associated Press notes anniversaries from 1967 highlighting past world events and future milestones.
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U.S. Congress
Plant Reopening Plans for Ammunition Production
The report notes a large scale effort expanding to over 500 workers with other crafts joining the pipefitters to reopen the plant for ammunition production.
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