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...Anne Keatley, an assistant in the White House Office of Science and Technology, yesterday said the Chinese wish to send 500 people to study in the U.S. this academic year...
...conference, to be held in Washington, D.C. later this month, is being sponsored by the National Academy of Sciences, and will "probe the views of the academic community and determine the level of their interest in an exchange," Ann Keatley, a White House science analyst, said yesterday...
Canton's Tung Fang (East Wind) Hotel, however, stands in unhappy contrast. Wall Street Journal Reporter Robert Keatley found it "dark and dingy . . . perhaps China's worst," and Timesman Tillman Durdin recalls "the foul, surly service we got in Canton, perhaps because the hotel was overtaxed then by trade-fair visitors...
...carefully circumscribed and minimally enlightening. True to his promise to admit Western newsmen "in batches," Premier Chou En-lai last week invited another group of correspondents to China. Included: the New York Times's assistant managing editor Seymour Topping, who has already entered the country, Robert Keatley of the Wall Street Journal, and the Times's star columnist James Reston, who will go in June...
...JOHN W. KEATLEY...