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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1964

Page

16

Culture Language Link Stressed By Professor

Dr Albert Marckwardt of Princeton told a Ramada Inn conference that language and culture are intertwined for learners. He warned of cross cultural misunderstandings and urged diversified instruction to meet student needs, citing university reading and writing goals. National groups organized the two day event with a banquet on the agenda.

Eric Cavaliero Albert Marckwardt Princeton University Marckwardt United States Ramada Inn Marc!wardt National Association of Foreign Student Advisers National Council of Teachers of English Speech Association of America Modern Language Association of America Center For Applied Linguistics James R. Squire Francis J. Colligan Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs State Department

Adams Silver Urn Given to Johnsons for White House

The 23 inch silver coffee urn once owned by President John Adams and Abigail Adams was presented to President and Mrs. Johnson. Acquired in the late 1700s in England, the urn bears their initials and was used in the 1800 move to the unfinished executive mansion. The gift came from Mr and Mrs Mark Boriman of Newton, Massachusetts, announced at the Committee for the Preservation of the White House meeting.

Washington UPI John Adams White House Johnson Adams England Abigail Executive Mansion Mark Boriman Newton Mass Committee For the Preservation

Councilmen Weigh JFK Park Name for Ajo Mission Site

A three member City Council subcommittee will urge the mayor and council to rename the 167 acre park at Ajo and Mission roads for the late President John F Kennedy. They favor rebranding El Presidio Park for the small park between City Hall and the Pima County Courthouse after protests from the Arizona Pioneers Historical Society about historic significance.

Ajo and Mission Roads John F. Kennedy Thomas Rallis G. Freeman Woods Kirk Storch Tucson el Presidio Park City Hall Pima County Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society el Presidio Kennedy

Bridge Game Winners Announced at Jewish Center

Winners in the duplicate bridge master point game held Wednesday at the Jewish Community Center include North-South and East-West divisions across sections. Notable pairs are Mrs. James Aspell with Gary Wilson in Section A North-South and Mrs. Walter Haim with Mrs. Camie Sigard in Section A East-West, with other top combos listed across sections and pairs.

Jewish Community Center James Aspell Gary Wilson Charlie Garrett Elizabeth de Poyster Richard Federhar Louis Kramess Walter Haim CaMie Sigard Gertrude Moore Barbara Olmstead Donald Ross Davis Larry Johnson Dennis Easle Gayfor Easles Elwood Turner Ruth Voss May Salomon Muriel Woldenhurs Dan Cronin Irvin Gottlieb John Hardy George Mortons Margaret Biesemeyer James Corbett

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