International Week Highlighted By Food and Panels
Miami University and Western College observe International Week with a free world foods buffet and three panel discussions. Events include power and social and economic trend topics led by government and sociology faculty, plus student presentations from four nations.
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Oxford
Miami University
Western College
Miami University Center
Miami Government Department
United States
Talawanda Theatre
Fratrenity Houses
Africa
Joseph E. Black
W. Fred Cottrell
Sociology Anthropology Department
Dan Jacobs
Gary Best
Government
Hang Baerwald
Japan
Young people back Kennedy fitness call in poll
Teenagers across the United States say they support the Presidents push for stronger physical fitness. More than eight in ten agree, with emphasis rising in schools, especially among girls. Many report programs, contests, testing, and voluntary or compulsory participation, plus more home exercise and calisthenics.
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Jan Kiemel
Honolulu
Hawaii
Russia
Ronald Scherzinger
Louisville
Warren Bell
Rockville Centre
N. Y
Howeur
Pam Dermit
Whittier
Calif
Alan D Egger
Lincoln
Neb
Mary Forbes
Rochester
Zoo Inmates Get Reprieve In Buffalo Revenue Idea
Buffalo mayor Chester Kowal proposed using 200 city animals for rides to raise funds. A professional trainer would be needed and profits might be eaten by insurance costs, advisers warned. The plan remains under consideration.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Chester Kowal
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