Peace Toy Exchange Sparks Street Gifts in Munich
German pacifists give children shining new toys in exchange for war toys or weapons. The program, covered by the Associated Press, invites kids to trade a peace item for a toy tank or rocket during Sunday street events, signaling a symbolic shift from conflict to peace.
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Chou En-lai Plans Extensive Decade Tour Across Africa
Peking reports Premier Chou En-lai and Foreign Minister Chen Yi will tour Algeria Morocco and other nations including Kenya and Uganda. The two will travel by air from Kunming with possible stops in Switzerland Pakistan and several African states during a two month mission noted as among the largest diplomacy efforts.
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Litterbug John Doran Jailed for Paint Toss Incident
John Doran, 93, a salesman, threw two tins of paint from his window to avoid soiling his landlord's dust. The tins shattered a train window injuring three and splashing paint on six others. Doran was jailed for a year for assault and battery.
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Biggest crossword puzzle graces South Africa Star page
The Star published the largest crossword puzzle in South Africa spanning a full page with 14 900 squares and a 79 rand fine. The feature appeared yesterday in Johannesburg and highlights the newspaper’s record edition.
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Goya Exhibition Opens at Royal Academy in London
The world’s largest show of Goya works opens at the Royal Academy London. Insured for nearly £9 million, the paintings and drawings come from collectors worldwide. Security measures aim to prevent a repeat of the 1961 Wellington portraits theft.
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China Shifts To Self-Sufficiency For Military Needs
A Chinese communique summarized by the Associated Press notes China moving toward self sufficiency for its military since 1960 as Soviet aid wanes. It states 1964 tasks include strengthening defence industries while shortages limit operations and fuel supplies.
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