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r e 22 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., April 21. 1965-

Soft Schools Seen Likely _ To Mean Decaying Society

TORONTO (CP) — If -the age student and too insistant schools in a democracy are too that the student who takes a soft. they will produce’ soft trade course necause he cannot thinkers and a decaying so- master calculus is, in every ciety, Lord James of Rusholme way. the equal of fhe exceptioa- said here : ally able student

His keynote speech to the He said this can lead to “a three-day 105th annua! conven- curriculum with too many soft

tion of the Optarie Education..optioms and a resultant decline

Associafion was a discussion of in standards and ultimately an

the purposes and compremises impoveri-hment in culture.

in education in. a democracy “We are so afraid of admitting Lord James is vice-chancellor that anyone is better than any-

of York University ® England one else that we hesitate to About 10,000 teachers, prin- bring home to our ablest pupils cipals. ediicationists and trus- and responsibilities that go with

tees are atiending the combined OFA and 78th annual Ontario Schoo! Trustee’s and Ratepay- ers Association convention ‘Lord James said edueation in : ‘ ‘fhe democracies is geared ‘oo for the continuance and flower- much to the needs of the aver- ing of dethioc racy.”

ability and power to recog- nize that the existance of lead-

not undemo- but a vital prerequisite

ership is not only crati¢

Enjoyed Test, Six Report In Simulated Space Trip

PHILADER PHIA Ap ———F-

think we..could have gone on cause some medical problems and on. There was no great dis- ‘on long space flights comfort. We enjoyed it.” “But we found this did not oc-

- Lieut. Cyrus W. Strickler III, Coburn a US. Navy pilot from Atlanta made the comment as he and five other aviators — unshayen and unbathed emerged from a evlindricah chamber where they spent 34.‘days in a simulated journey into space.

They ate. worked and slept in

cur here as expected,”’ said.

Would they da it again?

“Sure ..would."’. said Marine Capt. Carl A. Foster who was ‘promoted from lieutenant while inside the capailp.

Strickler said: “We talked about ,politics a great deal and pressure sujts in an experiment we discnssed Viet Nam and sponsored by the National Aero-. mathematics and physics.” nautics and Space Administra: —————————

i Philadelphia’ val ai ‘: engineering centre,” Sask. Frenchman Not Int

The project was. designed to collect. and analyse’ information® on long confinement in a space

atmosphere, specifically, how_ In-Separatism_— caer

~Tiving in pure oxygen affects the :

blond. the lungs, thinking and saskaTOON (CP) — Ernest

eating. It. wi i % Cmdr. .Kenneth R. Coburn, Bourgault, who directed a walk.

f F h- i project manager, called it “a out of French-speaking separate

major success,” noting that “we find that man can live in space for long periods of time—for a. month anyway — without any bad effects.” - The men, ranging in age from %5 to 28, came out smiling.

“We were all compatible,” said Strickler.

Their food, especially made by NASA, was dehydrated and the menu was repeated every four days. The men ate out of plastic containers, u isin gq. no

received a visit from a Quebec Separatist but said he finds no. appeal in separatism.

The visitor was Pierre Bour- gault, a distant relative. who spoke in~Saskatoon several months ago.

“The dangers of separatism came alive,” said Ernest Bour- gault in an_ interview. “His, thinking is different from ours.”

Ernest Bourgault said he fa- vors Confederation, a1 though _perhaps under a revised form... }.

The goal of the protest group in. removing _45_ children_ from.

school last week was to obtain

But the men loved the chow.

— a pevee Calif, adequate French instruction for students, Mr. Bourgault said. ~

been a DANGER : “Pierre feels they should let Gary Kellett, navy ~flight - English Canada go its way and

surgeon, said there was great Fr, danger of fire in the pure-oxy- gen atmosphere pressurized at 27,000 feet for 21 of the 34 days.

He said all the men. shed a ‘great quantity of skin. Skin dust was all over the floor.”

Kellett said this .was caused» Primarily because the men

poo pr bathe, “so the skin just- Helicopter Plans ell off.”

“We will have. to investigate First Ocean P that condition more thoroughly.” he said. ‘In__a—weightless—at- mosphere Space dust of any kind would be a problem.”

Coburn. said previous. studies

ench Canada its way,” Mr, Bourgault said.

He said his relative feels “Quebec is his country,

VANCOUVER (CP) ~~ Okan- agan Helicopters Limited. one of the world’s largest helicopter companies has announced plans to fly a new machine” across the Atlantic in the first such hop by a commercial heli- copter.

The company said the new Sikorsky 61N will be flown 3,920 miles from New York to Gat- wick Airport near London by Langley, B.C... pilot Tommy Scheer, accompanied by Okan- agan’s senior engineer, Keith Rutledge, 45, of Richmond, B.C.

The copter will make about 12 fuel stops to carry out a con-

mosphere indicated there are changes in the red corpuscle opine

Kosygin Says U.S. Steps Up Viet Nam War

‘MOSCOW

AP)—Soviet’ Pre- tract to service offshore oil rigs mier Kosygin has accused the in the North Sea. The flight will United States of step- last about three days ping up the war in Viet Nam The spokesman said he_be-

and warned a line” is near.

He said the use of gas other weapons Phorous and may invite kind.”

The: present gin added in a dressmis “fraught:

‘dangerous dead- lieves the U.S. Air Force has flown helicopters transatlantic and but this would be the first such such as phos- trip by a commercial machine. napalm bombs The new Sikorsky, capable of' retaliation in carrying 27 Passengers, is tur- bine-powered and amphibious. Kosy- The flight is scheduled to begin television ad- from New York May 2 or 3 with with unfore-,one of its “stops planned at seen consequences.’ Montreal.

The Viet Nam policy state- It will ‘never fly more than 200 ment—the Soviet Union's tough- miles from land, hopping from est to date—capped' weekend island to island. disclosures of Kremlin pledges - of additional military aid to North Viet Nam, including Rus- sian volunteers in case of need.

It also appeared to lend seizh! to speculation that the Russians may be on the verge ' af setting up anti-aircraft mis- President Lynn A.. Townsend siles on sites reported in prepa- '©!d his stock-holders — ration around the North Vietna- Tuesday that first-quarter sales Mese capital, Hanol. in 1965 were the highest in com- wai ashe pany history for an Opening three-month period.

Townsénd said the 328,332 car sales were 35 per cent hetter than in the same quarter last year. He said that, while other companies also have been re- porting sales gains, none jas equalled Chrvsler’s percentage

situation,

-nrysler Sales ‘-~ch New High

DETROIT. ‘AP) — Chrysler

Tunnel Tests Are Blamed For Undershoot

HOUSTON, Tex AP) ~~ 1 ine

Wrong. information. te isk the tained frdém a wind tunnel test provision for taxes on unremit- has been blamed for astro- toq profits, Townsend said, “we ‘nauts Virgil I. (Gus) Grissom had net earnings from. subsid- on ar on —aae iaries outside the United States

1 : of $50,600,000. up from 400.900

waa? son" as eee a nd just two years cortier —

ues sho of ir arge To Me . March 25" after orbiting the ,4°™ Tend, S34 the, company earth three times in the first. in the first quarter “compared

manned Gemini fligh. ‘ . : rege ae _ to the previous high of $1,151,- Homer W. Dotts; Gemini engi- 000,000 in 1957.

meer at the manned space craft

centre. said wind tunnel tests cule a ae eee a many months ago wrongly indi- $55.006-600, ~—

cated the space capsule to have Net earnings per share, Town-

more aerodynamic lift than it . 1 reported, were’$1.44,

after deducting

content of the blood which might

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