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EXCHANGE STUDENT Japan, an exotic land of silks and spices, of tiny red bridges and lotus flowers; Japan, a war-troddin nation set apart and yet a part of our fast moving, modern day world. A bold frankness on the face of the earth; a distinct backwardness bound within mountains, a smiling peace-loving friendliness, constitute my Japan. Karen in yucata. Kazuko Nakatani, Karen, Harue Nakatani. 16
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outh Africa to Set Up Black Homelanc giving In to U.N. demands something would This is in effect a black- would control at 1 to grant political right bo done now a white land partition million of this count elations here to prevent scheme which Verwoerd million blacks. The 4 ‘outside intervention.” It has long espoused as the ment would try to p gave no specific of what only ultimately {air solu private enterprise t Verwoerd might plan tion to this country’s racial industries near the flict invest publie fu It is doubtful if the 4d them jobs, blacks will now be sau The remainder fied with anything Uke this blacks and most ¢ with less than. political country’s 154 mili Tights and Integeation, in oreds (people of view of what has happened blood) and 500,000 in the rest of Africa, would form another mostly urban, whose gtustan homelands ests would link ehlet the country's three whites, In such a se Whites presumably not feel 0 outnumib they are now BUT DAGBREEK, a na. swiday paper unde DAGBREEK STR urgent need thing to q that's the deseri political scientist—then ther Letters to the avec Utility Costs, Pork village budget: Our correspo Y earings fa which there is seaut of 00 ‘Cost of Gas Lines whe he serge texan Roches- attendance at all by taxpaying citizens. Upfairly Allocated’ YOUR ATTENTION, at ey COR- Twp cates pop in mind. The Albion LETTER WRITERS sumone cals rd recently adopted a budget I FAY 68 Hazelwood Terrace that will mt ppraisals village b ‘To afford all writers an } i tr eae responsibiites ‘another of $483,056. This was a record high and Rochester Gas ® equal chance In this opin- EDITOR'S NOTE: The et. Teaponsiiliies, ON sight in nearly 25 per cent higher than the COP oe 83 ton forum, brevity Is es f0riah, quoting Stote Comm St freedom to, the one told previous budget. But only one citizen get what I pay for, and that sential, We will edit un- ‘roller Arthur Levitts state- government than stand York snd two reporters (besides village What T am. paying for 18 necessarily Jong letters, men! fat the atate ended the ity own fee. Officials) showed up (the lone citizen c7eeaswellas g48. TOU Unsigned Jetters will not fist year with a bigger s4 - — ¢ yoq are concerened friendly was there on another matter). In Sodus fre CS ey sf otetttitoree er dang inaten toy e touch Point the village budget of $57,923 wa my home: = ae the Gonernr, obseroeg “Keiser ‘and take ‘your wes just as poor a drawing card. Only two RCI ip he cle: oe Di Haane. yahoo: Whi RAI of whe OPEN AM ner me al ut of a village population of 850 resi- omnany ' tO te eee tr ke SOMTUE TEAL OET aeons wetlee dents turned up to see how their offici mach monty isin (ROE of, tia Beviec—he a roup, Blnaued to apend thetr money Wat we ove!” Bak hey te'veaang (8 cute yi ‘There is au old adage thi type of “pork barrel federal paper. This s—' 'Silence gives cr aid is you and your neigh- teach them how (a jemoaned eto be app he got silence prevails in 20 iy Nelp ss a the “golt area's village budge THEN te'uaticeey, tera poet Wes nobody shows 0 Le Roy, NY. He,t ould be Involved), acer As devoted ‘ expect our teal Unsuitable it fair to ¢ Ye Small Tots' hearings beyond C wrong with the ok and. Be purpose n nowadays? This B pare ten palatable and Must example, ps avern. Whose who took Bible ment es for ment a Passage ra and. oat Sake Havana impair Rainy BLESSED are the io say, anything, hearts for they : Piet tech than in fo say, anything G4) Natinew ho knows yo drive thought mune w ent Dont eects sd et te bee ahd ny JOHN, cc imagination Little Girl nguage and convoys, say forces. d Femain the mame, 00 INDIAN OFFICIALS The Chinese are cortan to them, expensive for” af eneta rated however; at ne ing. to. bulld roads aly this flood con: Tent, We paid $280 for evo siatheetade ge oened develop. miliary installa neal, Ws flood com oka, Paeenln who a0 a ts of thousands of arited tine In ‘Tibet. They are thse ficient Importance and or ford 1 pay that much for Ta tke to nla large number of troops into would avoid trouble. ers a1 ing 7 big iticians will con Fore eaution in their choice! i the area, creating food experts’ report was the state i they sre for ‘ : der areas recently bave problem ‘which has driven made in February and the 10 bear the cnst of relocat- Saver the proposed MRS. DAVID B, QUINN IX lambent root scribed altacks by 3,000 Thousands of refugees into truce has therefore lapsed. ing facilities because of high- Therefore, since local taxa; the to
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Gail, Marilou, Diane, Mr. Whitmore, Francisca, and Mrs, Whitmore. Being an exchange-student and living in a foreign country, especially one as interesting as America, is a great experience, Charlotte High is a wonderful school and I feel very much at home here. Everyone has been wonderful, helpful and friendly to me and I am certain that it is the people rather than the beauty of any coun- try that makes its visitors welcome. After being here, I find that there is very little difference, besides the difference in language, between people here in the United States and people back home in British North Borneo and, in fact, people all over the world. Here in Rochester, I live with the Whitmore family. They have taken me into their home, have shared every- thing with me and through them, I have learned the American way of life. I do hope that they enjoy having me as much as I enjoy being with them. Francisca in cheong-sam dress.
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