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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1968
Page
3
A survey shows more than half of American two year olds have one or more decayed teeth. Health officials warn of rising decay rates and urge improved dental care and fluoride use for young children.
New Rochelle, N Y AP Ten year old Yoko Tatsumi arrived from Japan two years ago with no English Now her English is clear but she attends weekly classes to preserve Japanese She is among about 5 Japanese children in the metro area who study Japanese at Roosevelt School on Saturdays with 53 peers The program began in Manhattan five years ago and spread to nearby Japanese communities with the Manhattan Nippon Club coordinating efforts The class, started at the families’ request, runs Saturdays and captures language balance for students like Yoko who says Japanese is harder than English
Tatsumi said the family plans to return to Osaka within a year or two, while Yoko prefers staying in the United States. She noted she likes living in America because they don’t give as much homework, expressing a preference for American life.
The Intercontinental Hotel in Arab East Jerusalem, held by the Israeli government as custodian for abcenter ownership, announced plans to add 100 rooms. Prior to the 1967 war Jordan held 95 percent of the hotel shares.
The Republican leadership in the Senate debates placing a liberal colleague in a top post to avert a split at Nixon's start. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania could chair the Republican Policy Committee, possibly freeing him from minority whip contention. Hruska and Dirksen back adding a liberal ally to avoid faction fights. George Murphy must cede the campaign chair, with Goldwater likely starting in lower committee ranks.
Rap Brown's trial on inciting to riot and disturbance charges from July 1967 Cambridge events was postponed indefinitely. Judge Harry bt Dyer Jr. noted a new date depends on Brown's bid to transfer jurisdiction to the U.S. District Court in Baltimore.
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