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14A FORT WORTH STAR4MGRAM Monday Morning March 27 1972 THE LITTLE WOMAN Mamma --a-e-0-1-eopez4--- a-27 el17i -7-1W s2-T Nixon's Recent Trip Spurs China Studies PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Navy to Consider Woman Admiral li till I pols I (1 A4 41 04 7 )1b1 11 l'' HM' ipOlitt 7-- 3 at 3c5 iv I 'also A twill cow '--1is-fs zA es ma irtill 11 lin StarTeleqram Wire Services Secretary of the Navy John II Chafce said Saturday selection boards meeting next month will consider which Navy woman captain will become the first female admiral US chess wizard Bobby Fischer has informed officials he will not play the second half of his world title match against Russia's Boris Spassky in Iceland because of "unacceptable financial terms" the president of the Reykjavik chess associaton reported Saturday High fashion designer Cristobal Balenciaga who died Friday was buried in Buetaria Spain where he was born in 1895 -1(1)" till' All) soh IP teliff1 14E 1 re -44--up TUESDAY girl es ofteitiovois 0 eLl tr 4 0 4 Ct a 46 -4 0 J' 40 0 WALTON 4 Cc''' kill111111111111 -111 In all 04 A It 4 ti tb 44 0 0 oL40 0 lageonomos6 044 70 0 WILKIE WAY 40 111 L4 1 I 4 1) 0 I ce 41 5 101 1St teal' JOHN CHAFEE te 'Vow roetoloo FpntIVest i 9 1 2 tigkto To 'TPA "Aren't they wonderful? They've already solved the problems of inflation smog drugs and southeast Asiaand it's still only eight o'clock!" Film Star Honored French President Georges Pompidou has awarded the Officer's Cross of the Legion of Honor one of France's highest medals to film star Marlene Dietrich Delia Scott who teaches in Wilmington Del won $130000 in the Irish Sweepstakes Saturday and said she will use the money to take 20 emotionally disturbed students on a surprise trip to the nation's capital Former Nazi Co! Herbert Kappler 64 serving a life sentence in Gaeta Italy for war crimes will marry a 47- year-old German physiotherapist next month le44 "'91' Vd Zast Tower Asks Reform Of Labor Law Immunity By TERRY RYAN Associated Press Writer The advent of Ping Peng diplomacy and President Nixon's recent trip to China have spurred academic interst on American campuses in Chines6 studies At scores of campus es acrosss the nation new courses are being offered this fall on the Chinese language Chinese literature the Chinese economy and the thoughts of Chairman Mao "President Nixon's visitto Peking will result in a big boost for Chinese programs across the nation" said Dr Tien-yi Li chairman of the East Asian languages and literature department at Ohio State University "China is at theforefront oftoday's news and it is natural to expect students to want know more about the country" said Howard Boorman director of East Asian studies at Vanderbilt University China courses palmed for the fall will be the first ever offered on many campuses Other colleges and universities will be adding to well-established Chinese studies programs The Univesity of Missouri campus at Rolla Mo mainly an engineering school will offer its first course in Chinese next Sepember The University of California at Los Angeles will expand its Oriental languages department with a course in congersational Chinese The history department at UCLA will add a course on China since the founding of the Chinese Communist party The University of Arizona in Tucson will have four new courses in its department of Oriental studies China in the 20th century revolution in Chinese history Chinese political culture and a Chinese language course --Var-Telegram Mno TUESDArS is the area that has the worst record in the city's pilot wastepaper reclamation project If you live in this area and want to help the city save trees you should place your bundled wastepaper out on your curb for collection by the ecology truck Tuesday 4 MARLENE DIETRICH LH CLEBURNE (Spl) US Sen John Tower Saturday night called for a positive reform of labor laws which he said erect a statutory wall of immunity around the arrogant petulant leaders of organized labor "I'm tired of witnessing HALFWAY MARK t' I 1 4) Brigham Young University in Provo Utah Is presently looking for professors toteach courses in Chinese sociology economics and anthropology Southern Methodist University is trying to arrange closed cirsuit television transmission of a Chinese history course at another college until it can find a professor to teach such a course on its Dallas campus The relaxation of relaations between the United Statesand China hasmotivated some students but professors also cited more complex reasons forthe burgeoning interst in China "The students want to study and understand a culture that is so unlike America" said Prof Edward Frediman of the University of Wisconsin "Their culture isvery creative and exciting" Also noted on many campuses was the substantial number of students of Chinese background taking courses on China Forty per cent of the people in Chinese language courses at New York Universityare Chinese school officials said Stanford University officials said 15 of the 40 students in its beginning Chinese language course are Chinese "AMERICANS OF Chinese ancestry are beginning to pay more attention to their roots" said Albert Dien acting chairman of the department of Asian languages at Standford The ise of student interst as reported by colleges and universities in every part of the country Columbia University experienced a 60 per cent enrollment increase in its basic Chinese course this year SStanford had 20 students in first-year Chinese last year and40 this year Toti enrollment in Chinese languge and literature courses at Stnford rose from 88 in 1969 to 132 this quarter At the University of California in Berkeley there were 39 students last year in a course on political theory in Communist societieis There are 223 people in the course now Temple University in Philadelphia had 100 people taking Chinese history last year Two hundred students are taking the course this year At the University of Wisconsin total enrollment in all foreign language courses dropped 21 per cent from the fall of 1970 to the fall of 1971 At the same time ther was an increase of 58 per cent in East Asian language Participation Poor Paper Drive Falters Exile's Return Asked The Ghanaian government has been asked N41 to allow ousted President Kwame Nkrumah 4 63 to return home for the remaining months of his life He is dying of cancer in a sanatorium rlq in Hungary King Hussein's security advis- er Gen Mohammed Rassoul al Ki Ian! was -1 removed from his post Saturday in Jordan and 06 made an ambassador at the Foreign Ministry the royal palace announced No reason was given but it was rumored the move was part of the king's plan to set up a Palestinian state on the west bank of the Jordan now occupied by Israel NV Infant Drowned In Pool at Home KWANIE NI(RUMMI i acts of arrogance by these titans of organized labor who have too long been immune from the normal regulations that govern all other elements of our great society" Tower said He was speaker at the annual installation banquet of the Cleburne Jaycees held at the Nolan River Country Club Tower said "We have had problems but 1972 will be a good year There will be a higher intensity of capital investment a declining interest rate a slight decline in unemployment and a more favorable climate for products in a farm market" "Inflation will be brought tinder control this year" Tower said "despite Mr (George) Meany and his labor cohorts" Mr and Mrs Don Massey of Godley were named the outstanding young farm family by the Jaycees and Kit Cooke an attorney and chairman of Cleburne's United Fund drive last year was named Outstanding Young Man at the dinner The city could more than double its pickup of wastepaper if all residents in the project's pilot area on the city's southwest side participate City Public Works Director Jack Graham says Take the projects best week March 13-17 as an example of the program's potential Out of the 8765 customers in the pilot area only 3386 placed wastepaper on curbs for collection by the city's ecology truck that week The per house average was 226 pounds HOUSTON (AP) An 11- month-old child trapped in her stroller drowned Sunday when it rolled into a swimming pool at a private home The child Michelle Rene Lundy the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Lundy HI of Houston was dead on arrival at a hospital Houston juvenile officers said the child's family was preparing a meal when they saw the stroller lying at the bottom of the shallow end of the pool Efforts to revive the child failed oc tIt r- 1 fore the project can hope to become self-sustaining IF WHAT THE city can earn by selling the collected paper to recycling plants equals or betters the cost of running the ecology truck through the area every week the project could be expanded to include the rest of the city So far Graham said the Tuesday collection area has the worst record of the four Its best participation ratios which occurred in the project's fifth and sixth weeks were 36 per cent and 35 per cent respectively The area is bounded by the Southwest Loop on the north Odessa Walton and West-creek on the east Wilkie Way Woodwa Walton Wales and Wedgmont on the south and Cranbury Road on the west Jewel Theft Reported Singer Pat Boone's manager reported $20000 worth of jewels were stolen from the singer's Los Angeles offices sheriff's deputies said Saturday A team of three women aquanauts headed by Dr Sylvia Earle a staffer of the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History will study undersea plant life off Key Largo Fla March 23-April I the Commerce Department says Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says Alabama Gov George Wallace by virtue of growing delegate strength may turn out to be the kingmaker in picking the party's presidential nominee this summer "STUDENTS WHO used to be interested in China now appear even more interested with the prospect that sofe day they may be able to go there" said Tom Nielseon head of the Oriental studies program at the University of Arizona PAT BOONE by Harald Gray ORPHAN ANNIE (DAGWOOD9 WAKE UP P114 01-1 NEVEM IT WASN' IMPOATANr ANYWAY THEY'RE BORN SHAVED IF THE 0 5379 households had participated to the same extent the city would have collected an additional 121565 pounds of wastepaper Graham points out those 121565 pounds of wastepaper went into the garbage and eventually into city landfills "That paper could have been used to save trees" Graham commented The three-month pilot project now is at the halfway mark and at least 50 per cent of the households in the pilot area need to participate be A AWN rC col a 11 Clcz 1 II 1 1 11-- -------4 DAGW000 r137 L-14tus -z er' i- 74 N'4 ---i t- a I -c14: 1 1 rri-I 1 1 ll ti (t i 2--' It I (I ii 'I' 0111111111 ararn 7)) CARSUIALTON England amimal laboratory here said it has succeeded in breeding hairless hamsters which means researchers no longer will have to shave the rodents before testing substances on their skins AAP '24A A 1 -6 (1 1 Bradley Quits In County Race With the resignation of Charles Bradley Estil Vance is left as the only candidate for chairman of the Tarrant County Democratic Executive Committee Bradley resigned from the race citing party unity He said Saturday "It just seemed we could have a lot more unity if I withdrew and I'm all for that My withdrawal seemed to serve the best interests of all concerned" Present chairman Dr Tomme has said he would resign the post after the June runoff election it mamma 64C AmMIIM rj Jenny Butterworth Pat Tourret TIFFANY JONES the finest cold fur storage vaults in the Southwest are at Koslow's gl on our premises! sa le PUSH OFF YOU PATRONISING WITCH! 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