Education leader urges more student responsibility in schools
In Washington the education official criticizes heavy coddling and too little teacher competence. He urges businessmen to question school systems and argues for more responsibility creativity and critical thinking among students and for better use of tax dollars and staff.
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Jap Adventurer Faces Quiz After Pacific Voyage Home
Kenichi Home, 22, auto repairman, sailed solo 5000 miles from Osaka to San Francisco in 9 1 2 days aboard the Mermaid with provisions including sake and wine. Japanese officials may indict him for illegally leaving without a passport, fearing a bad precedent for future departures. He could face up to a year in prison or a fine.
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Solon Pledges Aid For Wheat Farmers
Washington Rep. J Flood Breeding, a joint House-Senate conference member on farm legislation, vows a program to cut wheat supplies while safeguarding farmer income. He seeks a 1963 crop plan that balances supply and demand and avoids a Benson program, as the House bill extends the emergency wheat program for one year and continues the voluntary feed grain program.
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Traffic Deaths Rise 6 Percent Over Last Year
The Department of Public Safety reports 1 427 traffic deaths through September up 6 percent from the previous year 1 446 deaths and 1 283 fatal accidents statewide as of Friday noon, marking a rise over the same period in 1960.
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State seeds lab opens in Nacogdoches for east Texas farmers
The third official seed testing laboratory begins operations in Nacogdoches at Stephen F Austin College. Agriculture Commissioner John C White announced the facility, secured by the Texas Department of Agriculture and college president Dr R W Steen. Existing labs are in Lubbock and Austin.
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