Schomber Advocates Total Communication For Deaf Child
Earl W. Schomber addressed Rotarians on raising a deaf child using modern total communication, combining sign, speech, reading, and residual hearing with appropriate devices. He noted earlier methods failed, cited higher education rates among deaf children with deaf parents, and urged early intervention and vaccination. Cornish, visiting student Rotarian, was honored at the meeting.
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Texan in Tate slaying case remains silent in court
In Los Angeles Charles Manson and three female codefendants disrupt Tate trial with outbursts while the Texas suspect Charles Watson sits mute through a preliminary hearing. Watson faces separate trial on the same murder conspiracy charges. Psychiatric tests will precede his arraignment set for November 6.
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Soviet to join talks on space rescue system
KONSTANZ Germany AP The Soviet Union agreed to day to join the United States and 10 other nations in discussing an international space rescue system. The talks include the possibility of standardizing some spaceship equipment and procedures across participating nations.
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Maryland teacher turnover peaks in a decade
Maryland schools reported the highest professional turnover in 10 years during the 1968 69 academic year, with 7 500 teachers and principals leaving. Yet State Superintendent Dr James A Sensenbaugh said recruiting was the strongest since World War II with about 10 000 new personnel hired.
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House Seeks Deep Cuts in Defense Budget War Funds
Washington AP says House members push amendments to a 66.7 billion defense bill to cut off U S ground troops by June 1 and cap war spending at 15 billion, with plans to halt funding for Indochina troops by June 30. Proposals also seek 50,000 European troop reductions, Safeguard system trims, and Pentagon discretion on extra cuts while preserving Vietnamization aid.
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