Mau Mau Surrender in Kenya
A Mau Mau general and 12 followers surrendered to Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta at Garundu near Nairobi after leaving the forest. Kenyatta offered a free pardon and clothing. About 8,000 prisoners related to the Mau Mau and the Land Freedom Army face release under an independence amnesty as Kenya nears independence next Thursday.
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Aid Could Mean World War Says Afro Asian Delegate
A Pakistani delegate warned at the Afro-Asian Economic Conference that foreign aid could trigger a third world war as debtor nations sink deeper into debt while creditors seek repayment. Indian and Pakistani officials urged more use of international agencies and self reliance to avoid such a conflict. The conference also voted to base its headquarters in Cairo for four years.
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Man's Bite Was Fatal
In Lisbon a man bit a fox after the fox bit him during a hunting outing. The fox was killed, while the man, Senor Americo Da Costa, required only minor medical care. The incident occurred as dogs disappeared and the men were breaking ground when the fox sprang out.
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Soviet Agriculture Lags U.S. In Productivity Says AID Report
A U S Agriculture Department team led by Orville Freeman finds Soviet farming focused on collective and state farm expansion with weak efficiency. The study notes Soviet output per worker and per acre lag behind U.S. levels, and warns of urban migration reducing available farm labor.
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Biographer of Shaw Dr Archibald Henderson Dies
Dr Archibald Henderson official biographer of George Bernard Shaw died in Chapel Hill at age 86. A noted mathematician, he authored three major Shaw biographies in 45 years and served 49 years on the University of North Carolina faculty, heading the mathematics department until 1948.
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Slow Boat From China Ends Year‑Long Paris Stopover
An Australian couple Brian and Jan Vollmerhause anchored their 24ft yacht in the Seine in Paris after a year abroad from Hong Kong. They sailed via Manila, Vietnam, Singapore, Colombo, Aden, the Suez Canal, the Greek Islands, the Rhône to Paris, surviving a typhoon and a six‑day detention in Vietnam before escaping at night. They plan to sell the boat in Poole and buy a larger vessel to sail home to Australia after visiting relatives in England.
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