Communists Using Kerala Famine As Lever to Return to Power
UPI analysis notes Kerala’s famine linked to political opportunism amid rioting and central rule. It highlights E. M. S. Namboodiripad’s arrest, factional infighting in the Indian Communist movement, and the nationwide food crisis with wheat aid pledged by President Johnson.
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Kerala
India
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
E. M.S. Namboodiripad
Indian Communist Party
Trivandrum
Move to rehabilitate King George III’s image in Britain
A mother and son medical team in London argue George III suffered from porphyria not madness, basing their case on unpublished journals and letters. The theory, supported by the Times, challenges the royal stigma of hereditary insanity and traces illness from 1762 to his later life.
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London
UPI
George III
Britain
Royal House of
Hanover
Elizabeth II
George
Richard Hunter
Ira MacAlpine
House of Hanover
I. Ray
Baltimore
Manfred S. Guttmacher
America
MacAlpine
Hunter
British Museum
Royal Archives
Windsor
Annals of Medical History
Times of London
Robert Graves
The
Times
George IV
Probate Court Notice Then Edith S Williams Will Probate
In Bennington Vermont the Probate Court on February 10 1966 opened probate proceedings for the last will of Edith S Williams late of Bennington. The court set March 3 1966 at 11 00 am in the Bennington Probate Office for proving the instrument and ordered notice by three weekly insertions in The Bennington Banner. Interested persons may appear to contest the probate.
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Bennington
Edith S. Williams
Bennington Banner
Catherine C. Behan
Mary T. Holden
State OF
Vermont
Catherine E. Behan
Elizabeth Powers Ryan
Francis E. Morrissey
State OF Vermont
Charles S. Buchanan
Register County National Bank
William E. Hawks
Avery S. Whitman
Honorable
Probate Court
District of
Woodford
T. Garry Buckley
Edward Kuhn
Edwin Allen Cole
Joseph Shea
Joseph Shea Elizabeth
Salem Commissioners
Clarence Briggs
Richard Vachon
Great Wall Secrets Unearthed By Excavators Snapshot
The article describes sections of the Great Wall near an outpost, the 2200 year old Ming tombs in a wooded valley, and recent excavations begun in 1956 revealing three coffins of red wood behind a white marble gate. It notes the wall’s dangerous conditions, restoration efforts, and the tombs’ preserved artifacts and autographs. A San Francisco Zoo note follows about Penny and May the elephants chasing each other, with zoo officials highlighting exercise benefits.
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China Shih Hueang
Wan Li
Honan
San Francisco
UPI
May
San Francisco Zoo
Penny
Zoological Society
Society Bulletin
Want Ad Word Rate Charge Summary
The fragment lists word rate charges for want ads with figures like 1.50 1.58 and 2.25 2.48, indicating different rate tiers or periods. The text is incomplete but shows pricing per word for classified ads. It notes computation by words and possible changes in rates.
Probate notices and civic notices from Bennington area
Probate Court schedules hearings for Mary T Holden Elizabeth Powers Ryan Francis Morrissey and Charles Buchanan estates with due dates February 16 18 or March 2 and public notice via The Bennington Banner. Commissioners list claims against Avery S Whitman estate and Citizens Caucus to nominate village officers with meeting Feb 16 1966. Also small classified items including two puppies for giveaway.
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Bennington
State Armory
Harold G
Griffin Donald C
Hicks Francis J
Hogan
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