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A 8 MONDAY, JULY 22. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON ' ' " -' - -v - ' 7:ilm A. fx FREEWAY CONSTRUCTION - Work on Interstate 5 con struction project south of Ash land interchange to Wall creek in the Siskiyou moun tains is under way the entire 3.6 mile length. Clearing right of way is still being completed on the southern one-half mile. Peter Kiewit Sons' company crews, above, are removing material on the west side of Highway 99 at this point l'i miles south of Neil Creek. A shovel takes a five cubic yard bite to fill the dump trucks which trans port the fill material across the highway. At left, one of the larger blasts sends up plumes of smoke and dirt as a rocky point is broken up. Smaller blasts are set off nearly every day, construc tion officials said. (Knack sledt photos) . , :; Dr. Minear Reports on German Visit At State Board of Education Meeting How to train for citizenship under a republic is one of the major problems facing Ger man educators today. This is probably one of the big reasons why the West German Federal Republic re quested and financed the vis itation to Germany of Vr. Leon P. Minear, Oregon su perintendent of public instruc tion. Dr. Minear told mem bers of the state board of edu cation meeting in Salem. Dr. Minear and other edu cators from the United States spent four weeks in Germany, six days in Berlin. He contin ued to other European coun tries for the fifth week. Ar Far Advanced There is no question about it, Dr. Minear told the state board, the Germans are far advanced in languages. But in other subject fields, particu larly math, the Oregon super intendent believes, students in the United States are get ting a better education. Ger mans are trying to broaden their program to include so cial studies courses. In one of the schools visit ed, Dr. Minear reported, to il lustrate his point regarding languages, - the children switched quickly to English when told that the visitors did not understand German. Citizenship training seemed uppermost in the minds of the Germans. All the forms are there but the spirit is missing," Dr. Minear said. Germans have lived under monarchy and anarchy type of governments for the better part of 2.000 years. They want to know how to teach the younger generations to accept the responsibilities of leader ship offered by the democratic Federal Republic of West Ger- many. Not Easy Task This is not easy for the in structors, either, Dr. Minear noted. Some of them have had to change philosophies three times, encompassing four phil osophies, during , their life times. In attempts at free expres sion in discussion periods, the students just don t contribute, Dr. Minear said. The sympos ium is set up but the students are reluctant to volunteer opinions. The one problem Germany and the United Slates definite ly have in common in educa tion is reorganization, Dr. Minear found. The German Syria Keeping Security Wafch Damascus, Syria - (IIPD -Syrian authorities today lift ed an around-the-clock curfew for the first time since Thurs day's abortive revolt, but kept a close security watch around army headquarters and the Damascus radio station. The curfew was withdrawn for 11 hours during the day and army units and tanks were pulled out of the main centers, with the exception of the army headquarters and the nearby station. The capital's streets bustled with activity, but the atmos- "icre in me city still was icuse in me midst of a mas sive hunt for the leaders of the unsuccessful coup d'etat. An unspecified number of persons have been arrested and a large number held for investigation. At least 27 military and civilian figures have been cither shot or hanged after being found guilty of partic ipating in the abortive revolt by a special military court. Unconfirmed reports reach ing Beirut said up to 1.000 persons were injured or killed in street battles in fighting Thursduy. The reports said previous attempts to lift the 24-hour curfew fulled when shooting broke out each time. THIS fFEEK The ...in Fla9 Honor Flies of... - , 3 Vntria 3 WILLIS ? 1 PRATT E - W 3 120.1960 lAmu fc4ssb- "Jgt off Jjcktonvill Highway" MEMORIAL PARK WEDDING CHAPEL " COLUMBARIUM 1392 Arnold lane Jf 3f FUNERAL HOME MAUSOLEUM CREMATIONS Phona 773-7338 STAR GAZER? Sft MAR. 22 jJj-v APR. 20 U 4- 5-10-24 1312-74 6 fTfc 3. 6-17-191 V32-28-l lryi.45.51-! M61 -67-70 Minus API 21 MAY 21 85-87 OIMIM JO MAY 12 11 -53 CANCU JUNE 2)1 IULY 23 : 2- 7-I6 M 25-63 65 JULY 24 AUG 2J 144.47-53-581 WV72-78 83- m VMOO AUG. 24 S.PT ,12-15-18-33 36-38 84 88 61 You 62 Unfolding 63 Pefonot 64 New -By CLAY R. POLLAN- l Your Daily Activity Gvid According fo fht Stan. To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers or your zodiac birth sign. 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PIICII 54J7 68 69 171-77-79-81 - Mrs. Rockefeller Greeted Warmly Miami - WPH - Hiippy Rocko feller's debut Into national politics was Impressive. But, It Is too early lo count the votes. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller Introduced his pretty, 36-year-old wife Sunday night at a cocktail party given govern ors attending their annual conference. The ncwlywcds held the spotlight. "Say hello to Happy," the New York governor said to most. To others, he was more formal: "I would like you to meet Mrs. Rockefeller." The new Mrs. Rockefeller, who might play an important role in her husband's unoffic ial campaign for the Repub lican presidential nomination, was greeted warmly. "She is much better looking than her pictures," one wom an said. Another described her ODD COMBINATION London-4'PD - The Dally Telegraph reported today that a tall Coldstream Guardsman was seen riding down a sub way escalator with batter ed suitcase In one hand and i a four-foot dead crocodile in ' the other. Mount Jewell, Pa.-itW-Au-thorities today were looking for a stolen Jail, The four-by-six-foot lockup, being used to house violators of "Old Home Week" regulations, vanished during the week end. as "pleasant." While "Rocky and Happy" appeared to be getting a friendly reception, Gov. Henry Bellmon, a Republican of Oklahoma, said his presi dential rating had not been raised. "I don't believe he stands a chance," Bellmon said. "And, his marital problems haven't helped." That was the general ap praisal given privately. Cardinal Dies at Rome Residence Vatican City-(UPD - Valcrio Cardinal Valcrl, prefct of the Vatican's Sacred Congrega tion of the Religious, died to day at his residence in Rome, a Vatican official announced. He was 79. Cardinal Valcri was strick en several days ago with a serious throat infection. Pope Paul VI, informed im mediately of the cardinal's death, went lo his private chapel to pray. Valcri, a widely respected man, had been among the cardinals mentioned as a can didate to the papacy, both in the 1959 conclave that elected Pope John XXHI and in the conclave on June 21 that elected Pope Paul VI. His health in recent years had not been good. He under-! went surgery last April in a Rome clinic. The nature of the operation was not dis closed. 10b I hnt" 772-4534 KILLER! I' I) 3 The thoughtlcly flipped aside match or ciiM retie the forgotten camphre with the cinders still glowing. These are the killers responsible for more than 100.000 forest tires last sear. Thousands of wild animals lost homes and food sour country lost saluable natural re sources. Please help slop this senseless waste of liscs. land nd mones . I ollow SiiKskey's ABC 's. Always break matches in two. Be sute all tires are out. Crush all smokes dead out in an ash tray. Please oniyYoycan PREVENT FOREST FIRES I Publrlf fHJlltf Str"Ct t.'1V Mill Tht A(vr1r.on C6(irC'l Nomppopr AtfvprmiAi: Eioeutrvpt Attocptet. problem, however, is more compounded because many of the schools in West Germany are controlled by religions. Some are Catholic, some are Lutheran, and some non-denominational. This makes con solidation still more difficult. And it is resisted with as much or more tenacity than in some areas of Oregon, Minear learned. Mark of Status The abitur (high school di ploma) is a mark of status in Germany. "The whole society revolves around it," Minear said, and yet only 7 per cent of West Germany's children are graduated from high school and qualify for college training. Oregon's number is 70 per cent Germans are looking to Americans for an answer to why so few in their country are preparing for the profes sions such as doctors, lawyers and scientists. They have full employment and Dr. Minear ventured that this might be part of the an swer. 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