Model Russian City Fails To Stop By
The first official visit of foreign correspondents to Kazan exposes cultural frictions in the Tatars dominated region. A Moscow-reprimanded youth official guided student interactions while locals note language and cultural tensions alongside progress in literacy and oil production.
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Anthony Collings
Kazan
U.S.S.R
Volga
Moscow
Russian Federation
Soviet Union
Bauman Street
Ivan the Terrible
Gomer I. Usmanov
Urban League Confronts Black Power Debate at Conference
Dozens of proposals flood the National Urban League gathering as about 1,400 delegates consider a shift toward Black Power oriented strategies. Riots concern surfaces while focus moves from integration to empowering Negro communities to define their future. The text also notes Capt. James Cook naming the New Hebrides islands centuries earlier.
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Portland
Ore
National Urban League
Mideast
New Hebrides
Islands
Capt
James Cook
Fernandez de Quiros
Fall Signs Fast Approaching as Auto Season Opens
Detroit reports the auto industry gears up for a big nine day push as GM, Ford, and Chrysler prepare 1968 models amid safety gains and strong demand. Analysts warn a strike could alter plans, while American Motors seeks a revival with new models and hopes to boost sales from 250,000 to 300,000.
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Tevision
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Ford
U.S
American Motors
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America
Kilimanjaro’s Dual Peaks Unearths Africa’s Highest Point
Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania rises to 19 340 feet with two summits Kibo and Mawenzi. The plain below shows a snow covered cone, and The World Almanac notes Kibo as the highest peak.
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Kilimanjaro
Tanzania
Kibo
Mawenzi
UAW Targets Big Three as Strike Threat Looms
Walter P Reuther says the United Auto Workers will designate a strike target next week after GM and Ford announce they will make economic counter offers to UAW demands. Reuther urged Flint area workers to authorize negotiators to strike if needed and said the union will set a pattern for settlements with Chrysler.
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Walter P Reuther
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UAW
International
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Reuther
Flint
Tte
Traget
Kiwanis Club Views Frost Film At Old Orchard Beach
Adelbert M. Jakeman Jr. presented a Kiwanis meeting program at the American Legion Hall in Old Orchard Beach. A movie on poet Robert Frost was shown. Attendance totaled eight with two visitors from Ottawa and Montreal. Roger Tousignant presided, Herbert R. Bean played piano, Brigadier Ted Russell gave the invocation.
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Old Orchard Beach
Adelbert M. Jakeman Jr
Kiwanis Club
American Legion Hall
the Poe
Robert Frost
Ottawa
Montreal
Roger Tousignant
Herbert R. Bean
Ted Russell
S.A
Quakers Warn of World Conflict Over Africa Policy
Walter Martin, rep to the Quakers UN committee, told the New England Society of Friends that a world wide conflict could arise if South Africa's racial problems in Southwest Africa and Rhodesia are not resolved within a decade or two. He urged sanctions against Rhodesia's white government, noting they hurt both sides.
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New England
South Africa
Walter Martin
Quakers
United Nations Committee
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Africa
Rhodesia
Martin
Ian Smith
Thomas R. Bodine
Hartford, Conn
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Canada
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