Red Rivalry In Africa Demand For Aid Fuels Cold War Clash
Africa faces a Sino Soviet contest as both powers woo new nations with loans aid and scholarships East Europe and Zanzibar emerge as new penetration centers while Kenya Ethiopia and Burundi see arms and influence flows The article notes Africans seek Western aid while avoiding firm alignment amid the Moscow Beijing dispute.
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Africa
Soviet Union
Red
United States
Moscow
Peking
Red China
Chou En- Lai
Chou
Chen
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East Europe
China
Congo
Burundi
Rwanda
Zanzibar
Ethiopa
Kenya
Tax Reform Must Reflect Realities of Natural Resources
The discussion argues for tax reform that balances simplification with the unique needs of natural resources. It highlights that resources like timber require special treatment to preserve future supply while meeting current demand, noting tree farming depends on long-term tax incentives. There is no favoritism, only realism for national enrichment.
Widow Seeks Better Return on Savings and Stocks
A New York widow asks how to boost income from her $16,000 in Sun Oil shares $2,000 mortgage and 48 shares of American Telephone while preserving capital and living on $6,000 remaining. Roger E Spear recommends moving funds to an insurance annuity and keeping American Telephone stock. suggests growth options including Sun Oil Heublein Suburban Gas American Electric Power Graniteville.
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Britain Faces Second Cuba Risk In British Guiana
The piece argues that a Labor victory in Britain could grant independence to British Guiana under Cheddi Jagan, risking a Communist state modeled on Castro's Cuba. Norman Thomas warns of this, while Arthur Bottomley questions the assessment, as U.S. pressure shapes London's timing and electoral rules.
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Washington
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Cheddi Jagan
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Jagan
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Thomas
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Brazil
Labor
United States
South American
Panama Canal
Alliance For Progress
Arthur Bottomley
Bottomley
Johnson
U.S
U. S
Washingon
Suburban School Board Faces Ban on Evolution Teaching
Cypress-Fairbanks district residents including three ministers urge the board to forbid teaching of Darwinian evolution and to blacklist three science textbooks. They claim the theory conflicts with Christianity and oppose state adoption of the books. A committee will study the request and draft a policy.
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W. D. Medlin
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Medlin
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White House Grounds Tour With Prime Minister Benediktsson
President Johnson hosted Icelandic Prime Minister Benediktsson on an informal White House grounds tour. Johnson joked with crowds outside the southeast gate while introducing the guest to his beagles Him and Her and autographing a visitor’s arm.
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Teeland
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al Horde
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Natq
Anasen
Folklore Tales of Change and Dismay by William Wade
A compact verse sketch on human behavior and change. It cites a lawyer admiring a will, a tale of Willie T8 and a girl KR, and muses on forming new habits in sobriety and life choices. The piece weaves humor with moral reflection and personal fate.
Freedom From Hunger Week Proclaimed Nationwide
President Johnson designated November 15 to 21 as national freedom from hunger week and urged federal agencies to cooperate with private groups and the Freedom From Hunger Foundation for observance. Lt. Gov. Richard O. Ristine will travel to Camp Grayling Michigan to view Indiana National Guard units fire an Honest John rocket during summer training.
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Angina Pectoris Theories And Self Care
Dr Brady outlines angina pectoris origins from ancient to modern views. He argues for heart muscle cramp as a primary cause, discusses belly breathing, and promotes calcium and vitamin D, nitroglycerin use, and patient letters handled by the Beverly Hills clinic.
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William Brady
el Camino
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Albert W Case Record on Changing Homosexuality
IME CASE RECORDS OF A PSYCHOLOG examines how Albert, a self‑described gay man, was coerced by an older boy into same sex acts starting at age ten. He expresses desire to change and seeks guidance, using supposed psychology methods to reframe sexual feelings and behaviors.
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de. Crane
Burglary Probed at Cedar Street Home
Police detectives investigate a weekend burglary at the home of James Owens on Cedar Street. Two transistor radios were stolen during the break in. A man wanted on two forgery counts was arrested Monday at a local supermarket.
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James Owens
Cedar St
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