Tibetan children trained in exile in India’s Mussoorie
In Mussoorie India AP reports Tibetan children in exile at Happy Valley learn arithmetic English science and geography while preserving culture. Foster homes house 1250 children and 2400 in hill centers with 3500 in camps. Dalai Lama aims to educate a modern Buddhist generation despite Chinese efforts.
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Mussoorie
India
Datei Lama
Happy Valley
Himalayan
New Delhi
Tibetan Homes Foundation
Foster Hatries
Dalai Lama
Himalayas
Tibet
Amador High School Grads Class of 1964 Graduation Plans
Pleasanton ceremony set for Thursday June 11 at 8 p.m. at the Alameda Fairgrounds. The Amador Valley High School class of 1964 includes graduates such as David Adams Pete Ahuero Wilma Ajimura Lary Joe Aladeet Edward Alexander Billie Amis Michael Andrade Barbara Atkinson Janis Bass Richard Beatty Patricia Bernard Berry Bentz Leona Binning Annette Black Alma Burgi Boyd Burt Robert Casterson Chedister Christenson Wilda Cintrone Bruce Close Coache Cole Conner Corbett Nora Coryell Crooks Cruz Curdy Davidson Dawes DeRobert DuCharme Dunn Edeal King Evers Fessler Franz Frye Garibaldi Gerton Grayce Garton Gillil Glossina Gomes DeAtta Gray Johna Gronley Guinn Guintard Gungallus Hallstein Hammett Hartle Haskell Hohn Hoy Hughes Jacobson Johnson Johnson Jones Juniper Kane Keily Carter Kerlin Margaret Tucker Klutts Knox Krieger Filemeno Lamoste Lima Long Lydiksen Lynch Mactus Marsh Marshall Mattison McFarlin McKenzie McMillion McNeil McVey Mederins Meier Meyer Miller Moon Montgomery Mullins Munos Murray Nicholas Hitchcock Niday Noe Noland Navy Noyes Orloff Palmer Phelps Powers Prior Partyman Quitugua Rademacher Randall Rathbone Rendon Ritchie Ruiz Russell Russell Sekany Self Shaffer Sheldon Short Silva Silva Simmons Mulling Singleton Sulhoff Swift Taketa Theodore Thomas Thomas Todd Torras Vigh Walker Waller Walters Warren Weideman Whittaker Wiebold Wilson Winchell Wolfenberger Wong Wright Young Zavala.
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Pleasanton
Amador Valley High School
Alameda Fairgrounds
David Russell Adams
Pete Ahuero
Wilma Ajimura Lary
Joe Aladeet
Edward William Alexander
Billie Lynn Amis
Michael Houston Andrade Michael Joseph Antonini
Barbara May Askew
Ruby Lebedeff Atkinson
Janis Lynn Bass
Richard John Beatty
Patricia Anne Bernard Patricia Anne Berry
Karen Denise Bentz
Leona
Dorothy Binning
Annette
Billie Jean Johnson
Gary Earl Johnson
Paul W. Jones
Sandra Lee Juniper Patricia Ann Kane
Mary Ann Keily Carter C. Kerlin
Marie ‘Margaret Tucker
Nancy Eilleene Klutts
Ann Knox Russell Theodore Krieger Filemeno
Donny Lamoste Teilda Ernestina Lima Dohn
Douglas Long
Marcia Marie Lydiksen Gary Raymond Lynch Guadalupe Margarita Mactus
Beth Marsh
Patrick E, Marshall Sheridan Lynne Mattison
Victoria E. (Shaw
McFarlin Dance
Vierra McKenzie Keith McKenzie George Dewey McMillion James Robert McNeil
Fred
The Ugly American Traveler is Losing His Edge
A defense of American travelers argues the stereotype of loud, boorish tourists is outdated. It credits growing self education, responsibility, and exposure to global cultures for a more respectful, adaptable traveler. The piece notes rising European and Asian tourism and urges restraint, cultural sensitivity, and avoiding unsolicited advice while abroad.
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America
United States
Rhodesia probes wind of change in apartheid era
In Southern Rhodesia the clash between white rule and rising black leadership continues. Prime ministerial figures Nkoma and Ndabaningi are sidelined by a firm white government, while calls for a black one‑vote rule intensify. Investment in Rhodesia’s mineral wealth continues to lure but political stalemate drives emigration and tension across Africa.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Nkoma
Zembezi
Cans
Ndabaningi
Africa
Mass
Jan Stith
Rho
Hastings -Banda
Achor
Kaunda
Fresno
Royal Air Force
Iof
Rumford
United Nations
Smith
W. Byron Rumford
Joshua Nkomo
Mozambique
Rhodesian Front Party
Britain
Fof
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Northern Rhodesia
Malawi
Norther Rhodesia
Kenneth Kajunda
Zambia
Rhodesian Front
Vsetmante
UN l
Zimbabwe Liberation Army
Foot-Soaking Sites Sought New Work
A fragmentary AP item notes a feral writer or letters to the editor discussing foot soaking sites and a project related to the World’s Fair opening in April. The readable bits imply search for locations or facilities but lack complete details or clear actions.
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Apri
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