Talt Kendrick, convinced of the importance of living among a foreign people, tomorrow begins a tour of 23 Ohio cities where he will tell youngsters about his three weeks in South America as a delegate to the World Baptist Youth Conference. Talt, who met with 1600 other representatives at the July sessions in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is a June 1953 graduate of Middletown High School. He plans to study for the ministry and will enter Yale University in the fall. "Knowing a foreign people leads to an understanding of the problems they face," Talt says. He feels that this contact should be a part of many students' curriculum. He was in Brazil when the President's brother, Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, president of Pennsylvania State College, visited the nation. Talt agrees completely with Dr. Eisenhower, who said last week that "a positive way to improve understanding is the exchange of students, teachers and workers..."