New Guerrilla University Opens in Havana Under Castro
AP reports Fidel Castro's Cuba has opened a new university for guerrillas in Havana. Graduates are to be sent across Latin America and to Asia and Africa to promote "people's wars." The move comes amid waning revolutionary momentum in the region as governments strengthen counterinsurgency.
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William LE. Ryan
Fidel Castro
Chile
Havana
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
Castro
Cuba
Viet Nam
Orient
Did You Know The Secretary Bird Has Fragile Leg Strength
The note explains that young secretary birds have very fragile legs that can break if the bind is suddenly alarmed, highlighting a surprising biological vulnerability in this species.
ILA Negroes Find Better Life In Perris Valley
A Riverside County Perris Valley migration sees over 1,003 Black families leave Los Angeles for quieter life and better environment. Since 1925, 214 land parcels have been acquired, with major growth after Watts unrest in 1965. Homes range from $12,000 to $69,000. community improvements include telephones, paved roads, tap water, a park, and a building.
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ILA
Perris Valley
Perris
Calif
Los Angeles
Riverside County
Watts
Lal
Robert Markham
Markham
Mary
Nave
San Bernardino Valley College
Perris High
Community Association of Perris, Inc
Glen Valley
Upton Acres
Woodcrest
Good Hope
World Peace Key Found in Ground Pounding Theory
A bizarre study links primitive ground pounding with a nation’s peace quotient. An American politics student notes parallels to golf and claims democracies, especially English speaking nations, have extensive golf networks. Data cites thousands of courses in the US and UK, with few in Soviet bloc countries.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
Wester
United States
France
Aoe
Soviet Union
Red China
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
Onte
Interest In Russian Prompted By Sputnik
A Southern Methodist University instructor said if Americans could read Russian magazines they would have known about Sputnik months before launch. In Dallas a drive against overdue traffic tickets cleared more old cases in five months than new tickets arrived, reversing a backlog trend says Corporation Court Judge Hugh Jones.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Sputnik
Corporation Court
Hugh Jones
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