Hope Fading For Taiwan Seat In U N
Secretary of State Rogers intensifies efforts to keep Nationalist China in the United Nations amid cautious diplomacy. Diplomats doubt success as Peking presses for full China representation and warns against a two Chinas policy ahead of final votes early next month.
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Girl Swimmer Files Discrimination Suit in St Paul
A 12 year old St Paul girl Kathryn Stiebel has filed a complaint with the St Paul Human Rights Department alleging sex discrimination after being barred from Murray High School swimming team for a second year. Her mother Dr Charlotte Striebel countersigned the complaint. Minnesota State High School League rules limit interscholastic sports to males.
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Milk Study Questions Value Of Milk For Black Pupils
Johns Hopkins researchers report that many dark skinned children may be lactose intolerant causing low milk intake in Baltimore schools. The team studied 300 black and 200 white children finding 85 percent of lactose intolerant among black students. Experts caution against removing milk from programs while noting skepticism about the findings.
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Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
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Harvard President Favors More Women Admission
Harvard President Derek C Bok urges admitting more women while warning of adverse alumni sentiment if male enrollments decline. He proposes raising Radcliffe freshman intake to 450 and lowering male freshmen to 1,150 to reach a 24 to 1 ratio of men to women.
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Ben-Gurion Seeks Arab Friendship in Peaceful Birthday Tribute
Israel marks David Ben-Gurion’s 85th birthday with a show of rapprochement between the elder statesman and former rivals. He plans a three day, 25-event itinerary across the country, signaling his return to politics and readiness to forgive past feuds with Golda Meir’s government.
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