Britain to Aid Zambia With $38 Million Offer
Zambia will sign acceptance within seven days of a $38 million aid offer from Britain, sources disclosed yesterday in Lusaka.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1966
Page
13
Zambia will sign acceptance within seven days of a $38 million aid offer from Britain, sources disclosed yesterday in Lusaka.
Danbury police investigated a Tuesday morning burglary at the law office of Davis Cheney and Chipman at 68 Main Street. About $20 was stolen and entry was made through the cellar.
White House press secretary Bill Moyers touched down in Bangkok to organize President Johnsons October visit to Thailand. Moyers noted no confirmed plan to tour beyond Bangkok and dismissed South Vietnam travel rumors as speculation before continuing to Kuala Lumpur to map the travel route for the Asian tour.
The Chinese were the first to produce cast iron objects with finds dating to 513 B.C. Britannica notes.
Dr Timothy Leary returned from Canada to New York where he was arrested for failing to notify customs of a narcotics conviction. The federal charge could bring up to three years in prison and a $1,000 fine. He was released on his own recognizance after waiving a hearing. Leary faces related Texas marijuana possession case and earlier state charges dismissed. He announced plans to found a new religion using LSD as a sacrament.
In Jacksonville at Duval Medical Center Dr. Jose L. Zubero performed an Aug. 22 procedure using a dog cornea to treat a rare eye ulcer in a man who had lye burns. Eye structure held but sight not restored. a human cornea transplant was planned later.
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