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Kennedy Urges Fitness, Cites Rightening Facts HYANNIS PORT, Mass., July 9 (AP).—President Kennedy, citing “frightening” statistics showing one-fourth of the Nation’s school children cannot pass a simple physical fitness test, urges all schools to require children to take more exercise. Mr. Kennedy, who made the appeal in a statement issued at his Cape Cod summer residence yesterday, reported some encouragement from surveys indicating that more boys than girls were able to pass tests in schools with organized fitness programs, and that fewer failed after a year of physical education. "There is strong evidence," Mr. Kennedy said, "that the threat to the strength of young America can be overcome. Yet, the shocking fact remains that at least 60 percent of our children do not participate in a daily program of vigorous physical activity. This conclusively shows how much remains to be done, and this is the critical time of the year." Urges New Programs The President urged that school officials' plans for fall semester include programs "that contribute to the health and well-being of all our boys and girls." Mr. Kennedy's statement was based on a report submitted by Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma football coach and his consultant on youth fitness. The report by Mr. Wilkinson summarized information obtained through pilot projects in North Dakota, Missouri, Oklahoma, Georgia, and Pennsylvania and samplings by Government agencies and Youth Fitness Council studies. Mr. Kennedy said "these pilot projects and surveys indicate that, at best, one fourth of our 40 million school children cannot pass even a simple screening test of physical performance." The test is not difficult, he said, and it provides merely for "minimum acceptable levels for strength." Flexible flexibility and ability. 50 Per Cent Fail The same surveys indicated that almost 50 per cent of school children cannot pass all the standards in a more comprehensive test. Under pilot programs for physical fitness tried in several communities, the minimum test includes three exercises—pullups to measure arm and shoulder strength, situps to measure flexibility and abdominal strength and squat thrusts to measure agility. In the pullup for boys, the youngster must chin himself on an overhead bar. Passing marks are one pullup for boys. LOST AQUAMARINE, unmoved about 8 kt., July 13th st n.w. or Calif., and Conn. St. $25 reward. 332-3903. BAG, small, blue. Pan-Am., front of Friendship terminal, 6 a.m. Sun., July 8. Reward. CH. 8-8898. BILLFOLD, lady's, red, near Fort Belvoir on Rte. 1. July 6. Reward. 256-3559. CANARY, sable bird, owner Identify. Call FK. 3-1541. CAT, black, half grown, blue collar. vicinity of Galt ave., Wheaton. WH. $5376. CAT, Persian, gray, female, vic. of Irvington ave. and McKinley st., Bethesda. Reward. OL. 4-4532. DENTURE, lower, lost between 9 p.m. and 1:30 a.m. Friday, July 6. Nat'l Airport. Reward. EM. 2-7507. DOG, short legs, mixed breed, reddish, brown, answers to "Pippin." vic. Wheaton-Glenmont area. Reward. 96-4263, eves. WH. 2 DOG, basenji puppy, 6 mos. old, short-haired, red and white, curled tail, vic. Conn. Ave. Estates. Sat. Reward. XT. COL. C. M. McINTYRE. 12906 Jefferson Rd., Silver Spring. 949-106.3, DOG, black and brown cairn terrier. Vic. upper 16th St., North Portal. Estates. RA. 3-6161. DOG, collie, male, dark sable. Franciscan rd. area, named "Rusty." Call 565-1173. DOG, beagle, mixed, green collar, brindle color. WASHINGTON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE. NO. 7-5730. lady's, reading, gray and maroon plastic frame, beige case. vicinity Brighton Dam. Reward. LO. 5- after 6 p.m. DIPPY, collie, 10 weeks old, brown and white. Answers to name of "Tricksie." Vic. of 718 Nicholson St. n.w. Reward RA. 3-4286. UMBRELLA, man’s, vic. Ga. and Sligo aves.. Silver Spring, black silk, ad dress on handle. CO. 5-7895. WATCH, lady’s. Wittnauer. vic. Wood ward & Lothrop. Reward. Call OX. 6- MISS MANN. Published Daily and Sunday Second Class Postage Paid at Washington, D. C. ULLIVU JtOWLUaj, LCHULVCU OWAIAC age 10 to 13, two pullups for those 14 and 15, and three pullups for those 16 and 17. In the modified pullup for girls, the youngster grasps a bar which has been placed at chest level, slides her legs under the bar so that the body is on a straight line, and pulls her body up with her arms until her chest touches the bar. Pashing performance for all girls aged 10 through 17 is eight such pullups. Pupil Holds Feet For the situps, the pupil lies on his back with legs extended, hands grasped behind his neck, while another pupil holds his feet to the floor. The pupil pulls himself to a sitting position. On alternate situps the pupil touches his right elbow to his left knee, and then his left elbow to his right knee. A passing performance for boys ages 10-17 is 14 situps; for girls 10-17 It is 10 situps. In the squat thrust, the pupil begins by standing erect. He then bends his knees and places his hands on the floor in front of his feet, thrusts his legs back far enough so that the body is perfectly straight from shoulders to feet ( As when he does pushups, returns to the squat position and finally returns to an erect position. A passing performance for boys ages 10-17 is four squat thrusts in 10 seconds; for girls 10-17 it is three squat thrusts in 15 seconds. P. O. DEPARTMENT RETURNS EXTRA S3O MILLION The Post Office Department will turn back to the Treasury nearly $30 million of the $4,368,500,000 appropriated to it for the fiscal year which ends a week ago. This doesn’t mean the Post Office is operating in the black—only that it got by last year on a smaller appropriation than Congress voted. The department’s deficit for last year is estimated at $866 million. Postmaster General Day attributed the return to cost-cutting programs and productivity gains by postal workers. VOTE FOR CHARLES LOWRY FOR CONGRESS, DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY VIRGINIA'S 10th DISTRICT The Man Who Will Return The 10th District To Virginia TOMORROW, JULY 10 Paid For By Chariot Lowry-For-Congress Committee Brazil Head; Seeks Answer: BRASILIA, Brazil, July 9 (AP).—President Jose Goulard called on Brazil's Chamber of Deputies today to approve Francisco Brochado da Rocha as prime minister and end the 13-day-old political crisis which caused rioting that killed 11 persons. Some deputies were said to oppose Mr. Rocha, a provincial official in Rio Grande do Sul state where he is a close associate of leftleaning Gov. Leonel Bizolz. It marked Mr. Goulard's third attempt to form a new government since Prime Minister! Tancredo Neves and his cabinet resigned June 26 to be eligible under the constitution to run in the October congressional elections. Congress turned down Mr. Goulart’s first choice. Francisco San Tago Dantes, who was believed by many deputies to favor Fidel Castro’s Cuba. His second choice, Senate President Auro de Moura Andrade, a conservative, quit after 36 hours. He and Mr. Goulart got into a squabble over the makeup of the cabinet, especially the military posts. The crisis has been marked by food riots and a general strike by labor unions demanding a prime minister favorable to their cause. The crisis is seen as a test of strength between congress, and Mr. Goulart who wants to lessen the power of the legislature and strengthen the presidency. Dogs, Cats Lose Out JOHANNESBURG, South Africa. 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A question, which did not refer to any particular news report, he said, was the aim of the Soviet government. A question, which did not refer to any particular news report, he said, was the aim of the Soviet government. Gen. Decker's statement said: "An Associated Press story appearing in today's news papers does not represent official Army thinking on the use of Special Forces, the quality of the South Viet Nam Intelligence system, the size of the Military Assistance Advisory Group in South Viet Nam. and the scope of operations by the South Viet Namese. My views are based on recent, direct observation in Viet Nam. "The story also is an inaccurate, second-hand account of the views of Maj. Gen. (William B.) Rosson (chief of United States Special Forces— guerrillas), the Army's principal staff officer in the special warfare area." The Chief of Staff then quoted Gen. Rosson as saying: "Practically none of the subjects covered in this story were discussed by me with the writer. "I am not angry over'misuse' of Special Forces in Viet Nam. Although ideally these highly trained troops should be used exclusively in Special Forces activities it has been necessary to use some of them. Area Home Mishaps Send 433 to Hospitals Home accidents resulted in the treatment of 433 persons in local hospitals during the past two weeks, the Red Cross Safety Services announced today. Six of the victims died. Four deaths resulted from suffocation and two from falls. There were 47 falls, 24 burns, 27 accidental poisonings, 47 foreign objects in eyes, ears, noses, throats or stomachs, 164 wounds and 109 unclassified accidents. Most of the burns were caused by firecrackers and fireworks. An 18-year-old boy was Burned when he fell asleep under a sunlamp. DANCE Fox Trot • Woltz • Swing • Cha Cha Rumba • Tango • Samba • Twist Summer Dance Special. MALBERT DANCE LESSONS VS Call today! Take advantage BUI of this wonderful offer. 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The majority of all United States personnel are advising, training and supporting the counter insurgency operations of the South Viet Nam armed forces. "In support of agreed strategy for the conduct of operations against the Viet Cong the United States is continuing to Advise and train Viet Namesei forces in their conduct of operations against Viet Cong personnel and bases in South Viet j Nam. “The story does not reflect accurately the opinions of responsible army authorities in Washington or in the field.” ADVERTISING Hear South Pole Explorer Tonight Rear Admiral George Duff, first man to reach the South Pole by plane, will address the July meeting of the United Travel Club at 8 p.m. tonight in the Cotillion Room of the Sheraton-Park Hotel. He also will narrate an hour-long film. NO DEFROSTING IN THE FREEZER—OR THE REFRIGERATOR! FREEZE-N-STORE ICE SERVICE ROLL-OUT FREEZE 3 SWING-OUT SHELVES MAGNETIC SAFETY DOOR Other Deluxe General Electric Features! 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