Outstanding science pupil missing Cuban at Carver gets slide rules interview
AP report paraphrases Paolo Senise claiming an interview with Ernesto Guevara in a Peruvian mountain hideout proves Guevara directs guerrilla campaigns across Venezuela Bolivia Ecuador Colombia Peru from a remote base. The item links a Carver High science student with a Texas Chemical Council scholarship event and slide rules distribution.
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Secre Udent Council
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Rockefeller defends women as nation’s greatest talent
Gov Rockefeller praised American women as vitally underutilized, contrasting the US with the Soviet Union. He spoke Thursday night, urging greater use of women’s talents in the nation’s workforce and leadership roles.
Sukarno Called Virtual Dictator by Indonesian Military
Indonesian armed forces label President Sukarno our virtual dictator as they accuse him of clinging to power by appointing rubber-stamp legislatures. The strongest attack since Suharto’s power handover on March 11 targets Sukarno’s prestige amid a bid for national unity.
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Suharto
Polish Cardinal accuses government of impeding church building
Warsaw scenes report Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski denounced Poland's Communist regime for insincerity and inhumanity in blocking new Roman Catholic churches. He spoke to thousands gathered in a temporary chapel in a Warsaw suburb amid new history apartment blocks. Ants are described as oldest city dwellers with 80 million years of miniature urban life noted.
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Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
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Scientists 13 year old Saib presents virus research before peers
Los Angeles AP report profiles Jesse M Saib a 13 year old prodigy who has delivered two papers on virus cell interaction to the American Society for Microbiology while working as a senior research assistant with Dr Philip S Marcus at Albert Einstein College of Medicine New York. Saib left Old College of New York after one freshman year saying he can get a better education outside college. He grew up in Monsey New York with parents Seymour and Ethel.
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American Society For Microbiology
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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Monsey
Rockland County
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Ethel Salb
Old College of New York
Lee College to Stage South Pacific Musical
Lee College drama department announces performances of South Pacific in the college auditorium Friday and Saturday. Nellie Forbush and Emile DeBecque lead a cast including Lt Cable and Liat with Ruth Bender as Bloody Mary. The production features a large student cast, choir, and stage crew under director Thurman Rowlett, with Don Lopez as choreographer and Miss Baby Linder as public relations chairwoman.
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Thurman Rowlett
Rodgers and Hammers
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South Pacific
Planation
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X. Joseph Cable
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Robert R. Dehart
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Harvey Day
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Don Lopez
Rick Roweleaux
Billy Smith
Scottie Harbers
Aria Haramari
Joyce Arnett
Margaret Suesse
Nancy Cappleman
Becky Camp
First Air Mail Postal Card To Be Issued Soon
Allan WilHITE outlines forthcoming SIPEX related issues including a May 21 opening of the Sixth International Philatelic Exhibition with a five cent stamp and a May 27 first international air mail postal card. He details ordering steps, envelopes, pricing, and postal addresses, plus club notices for Bay Town Stamp Club activities and a San Antonio PTA convention in June.
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Allan Wilhitet
SIPEX
United States
C-O
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D.C
Philatelic Sales
City Post Office
Washington, D.C
Baytown Stamp Club
A. N. Johnson
Pssible
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Weil
Teo iPhilatelic Society
PTA
San Antonio
Soviet plant to quadruple car production in 1970 plan
The Soviet Union agreed with Traly's First Ric tor Co to build a $220 million plant near Jaroslav on the Volga to produce 600000 cars annually by 1970, employing about 20000 workers and possibly adding two or three spare parts plants. In London, doctors and dentists in Britain’s NHS averted a strike but wage talks risk affecting broader pay hikes. In Dar es Salaam, a Rhodesian nationalist spokesman claims guerrillas remain active near Salisbury, with five police killed and seven Africans dead in clashes tied to the Karibe Dam power line security.
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Italy
Soviet Union
Traly
Fist Rictor Co
Jaroslav
Volga
London
Britain
National Health Service
Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Salisbury
Zimbabwe African National Union
Sinoia
Karibe Dam
Aspen Award Winner Recognizes Do adis for Human Settlements
Aspen, Colo. AP reports Constantinos Doxidis of Other Greece is the third recipient of the Aspen Award in humanities, carrying a prize of 130,000. The Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies will present the award for his work described as a science of human settlement.
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ASPEN
Colo
Costantinos Doxisdis
Greece
Aspen Institute 1 Humanistic Studies
Doadis
Braniff to open drive in ticket and baggage office
Braniff plans a Dallas drive in ticket and baggage deposit facility. The unit will sell tickets and receive payment, with baggage deposited on inside racks and tags issued.
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Braniff A Lines
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