Japanese Teachers Compare Systems
Japanese English teachers Yoshihiro Hayami and Hiroshi Saito compare Japan and U S schooling during a visit to Ottawa. They tour Ottawa High School Ottawa Junior High School Eisenhower Elementary School and Ottawa University and note differences such as 6 3 3 4 grade structure and lecturer guided classes versus discussion based American classes. They favor smaller towns like Ottawa witnessing more relaxed pace and plan to continue their U S tour to the West Coast.
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Yoshihiro Hayami
Hiroshi Saito
Hayami
Japan
Honshu
Saito
Tokyo
United States
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Junior High
Eisenhower
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
Charles Gentner
Cliff Burke
West Coast
New York
Supt
Marvin P. Forker
Rioting Inmates Hold Guards As New Court Order Bans Reprisals
At Attica New York inmates revolted Thursday holding about 30 guards and four civilians as hostages. A federal court order forbidding physical reprisals was issued and prison officials pledged no administrative retaliation. Spokesmen described the hostages as treated well while authorities sealed the prison yard and awaited a settlement.
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Attica
N.Y
Russell Oswald
Oswald
John T. Curtin
U.S. District Court
Buffalo
Sheriff's
Meany Lauds Plan as Equitable and Fair for Wage Controls
Aboard the White House visit George Meany AFL CIO chief said labor will cooperate with any equitable and fair wage price stabilization plan after the Aug 15 freeze. Leonard Woodcock said talks with Nixon focused on post freeze options and retroactive pay. Meany urged profits be included in any new restraints. Nixon plans further meetings with labor, steel and telecom leaders as he seeks a post free ze framework while pressing Congress on tax exemptions and spending.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
Nixon
Meany
Afl-Cio
White House
Labor
J. D. Hodgson
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Labor Department
United Steelworkers
I. W. Abel
Congress
America
Hodgson
Organized Labor
Labor Industry
State Drys Oppose Beer On Campus
Kansas United drys chief asks the Kansas Board of Regents to reject proposals to legalize beer sales on college campuses. He cites concerns about alcohol on campuses, drug issues, and urges schools not to use slogans tied to alcohol. He praises attention to enforcement at games and seeks a uniform crackdown on public drinking.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas United Drys
State Board of Regents
Richard Taylor
University of Kansas Student Union
Board of Regents
Kansas
America
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Lawrence Chalmers
James McCain
Taylor
Vern Miller
Miller
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Lawrence
Manhattan
Medina Acquittal Denied in My Lai Case
FT MCPHERSON Ga AP military judge denied a defense request for a directed verdict of acquittal on all murder charges against Capt Ernest L Medina the My Lai defendant. Bailey argued staleness speedy-trial denial and lack of evidence though assault charge may proceed. judge Kenneth Howard found substantial evidence on each charge.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
My Lai
Ernest L. Medina
F. Lee Bailey
Medina
Col
Kenneth Howard
Dr. Joe Selby Dies at 44 in Ottawa After 21 Years
Dr. Joe Wesley Selby, Ottawa veterinarian for over 21 years, died at home in Ottawa RFD 1. Born December 23, 1926, he served in WWII, studied at Kansas State University, and married Rowena Robe in 1949. Survived by wife, five daughters, a sister, and other relatives. Services Monday at Grace Episcopal Church. burial Highland Cemetery.
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Joe Wesley Selby
Ottawa
RFD
Topeka
Selby
Howard A
Verona B. (Smotherman) Selby
U.S. Air Force
Sheppard Field
Tex
Kansas State University School
Grace Episcopal Church
Ottawa Lodge No
BPOE
Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Canterbury Court Inc
City Planning Commission
Leopold Hoppe
Highland Cemetery
Dengel and Son
Grace Episcopal Church Memorial Fund
Draft Calls Law If Congress Agrees
Pentagon officials expect 20000 to 25000 more draftees this year if Congress passes a new selective service act. Total drafted in 1971 would be under 120000, the lowest since 1964. Induction authority expired June 30, with a draft extension stalled in Congress. passage could slip to October.
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Congress
Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Army
County Forecast Clear and Mild Tonight
Weather bulletin forecasts clear and mild conditions for county residents. Lows near 40 set overnight. Saturday will be mostly sunny with highs in the mid 60s. Probability of precipitation is near zero tonight at about 10 percent.
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Dan Mullen
Albany
Joseph A. Beirme
Communications Workers
State Drys
Robert W. Mills
Kansas National Guard
Glen Ricketts
Mills
Jerry Simmons
5Th Army
Ft. Sam Houston
Stephen V. Ralph
Maj
Simmons
Bailey
Dr. Selby
Joe W. Selby
Senate
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