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...global Great Society. He recommended extensive schemes for exporting more teachers and medical personnel, including establishment of an "international career service" in the public-health field. He offered birth-control assistance to nations that request it. He would post educational attachés in U.S. embassies, create a placement service for American teachers seeking to go abroad, and encourage "school-to-school" partnerships in which, for a starter, 1,000 American institutions would assist in dividual counterparts overseas...
Freshmen would need English advanced placement scores of 4 or 5 and verbal SAT scores above 700 to take the courses. They will also submit short manuscripts as "a brief check on the test scores," but "nearly all who apply will be accepted," Kiely said. On the basis of this year's statistics. Kiely said that less than 200 Harvard and Radcliffe students would qualify...
...current distinction between honors and regular sections would be maintained. But with many of the top students taking the upper-level courses, it would be easier to get into honors sections. Kiely said that honors students would be selected from those with advanced placement scores of 3 (or without scores) who take a qualifying examination in September. Currently, most honors students have advanced placement scores...
...Boston group, including Peter K. Gunness '57, assistant director of admissions is setting up an organization, to place Negro students in Greater Boston private schools. The organization, which will begin operating this month will be called the Boston Area School Placement Program (BASPP...
...third reduction of class size in Negro schools, a permanent preschool teaching program to include all children from age three. Cost: at least $50 million, or roughly one-tenth of the city's total school budget. >To reduce Negro unemployment, it asked for establishment of job training and placement centers in all Negro neighborhoods, state legislation to force big employers to report how many Negroes they have on the payroll. >To meet persistent Negro charges of police oppression, it recommended strengthening the Los Angeles' figurehead Board of Police Commissioners and creation of an inspector general's office...