Taiwan officials view Cal Poly as potential partner in tech education
A Taiwan Ministry of Education delegation led by Dr. Kuo Wei-Fan toured Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with President Robert E. Kennedy. They discussed a two year senior college of technology and observed laboratories in engineering disciplines and the instructional materials program as part of a proposed international cooperation.
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Taiwan
Ministry of Education of
China
California Polytechnic State University
San Luis Obispo
Cal Poly
Robert E. Kennedy
Ministry of Education
Kuo Wei-Fan
Kuo
Kennedy
Lompoc Library Art Exhibits Schedule Through March
The Lompoc Public Library announces a new art show opening Oct 14 in the multi purpose room, with exhibits through March including Nat Fast watercolor Oct 14–Nov 2, Kenneth Randall Nov 3–30, Cathy Capshaw Dec 1–21, George Searson Jan 2–27, a February print show, and Roy Ekstrom March dates. All shows are free to the public.
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Lompoc Public Library
Kenneth Randall
Cathy Capshaw
George Searson
Roy Ekstrom
Lompoc High School
California ban on new osteopath licenses challenged
Dr. John C. Taylor, president of the American Osteopathic Association, anticipated a California Supreme Court ruling that an 11 year ban on licensing new osteopaths is unconstitutional. He said California has lost about 1,000 potential physicians due to the ban.
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Los Angeles
UPI
American Osteopathics Association
California Supreme Court
California
John C. Taylor
Kansas City
Assembly of
Osteopathic
State Board of Osteopathic Examiners
State Osteopathic Association
Breaking the Learning Barrier Workshop at Allan Hancock
The Continuing Education Division at Allan Hancock College announces a special workshop for parents and teachers entitled Breaking the Learning Barrier. It runs October 12 13 and 19 20 with sessions 6 10 p m and 9 a m to 6 p m in the Student Meeting Room Hancock. Barbara Marshall explains the program aims to give tools to address major learning barriers and foster self expression and a positive outlook. A 1 registration fee is charged and registration is during the workshop.
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Allan Hancock College
Hancock
Barbara Marshall
Astructor
Two MIGS force down BOAC jet to Aden and back
A BOAC 747 with 253 aboard was forced to land at Aden by two MIG fighters. After authorities checked passengers, the plane lifted off three hours later and continued to Johannesburg. Officials could not identify the MIGs nationality or origin.
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London
UPI
British Overseas Airways Corp
Aden
Johannesburg
Foreign Office
Jordan King Hussein weighs entry into current Middle East fighting
BEIRUT reports King Hussein of Jordan, scarred by 1967 intervention, appears cautious but signals potential involvement as Amman radio cites alleged Israeli air space violations. Analysts note Jordan’s 70,000 strong army could threaten Israel, risking a three-front war if Hussein acts.
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Beirut
UPI
Hussein
Jordan
Israel
Israeli
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Levi Eshkol
West Bank
Libya
Amman
Syria
UCSB Chancellor Aims 14,000 Student Enrollment Despite Reservations
UCSB Chancellor Vernon J. Cheadle replied to County Farm Bureau president Albert Giorgi noting policy concerns but outlining plans for more than 14,000 students. He cited in migration declines and the pill as factors cutting original 25,000 projections, stressing a diversified, job‑oriented program and that graduates will seek employment.
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UC Santa Barbara
Vernon J. Cheadle
County Farm Bureau
Goleta Valley
UCSB
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Chen Li-an
Ministry
Department of Technological and Vocational Education
Lung Shu-chi
Yoh Sungmen
World Bank Education Project
Paul Thompson
Nat Fast
California Medical Association
Baldwin Music
Harry Morris
E. College Ave
Oldham
England
Sandy
Gerry Ratcliff
Ratcliff
Diet Watchers
Adult
Lompoc Grange Hall
North G Street
Solvang ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Alisal and Laurel
Farm Bureau
Lompoc
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Mc Mahan’s
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