The Obligations of Famine
Analysis argues India must recognize twin predicaments population and food, urging a cooperative aid charter. It notes 1965-66 drought and war left 73 million tons needed, and 1966-67 output to 80 million, with imports rising. Proposes a producer nations grain consortium to share burden and ensure return.
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India
China
Paki
Johnson
United States
Russia
Canada
Australia
Bihar
Uttar Pradesh
America
United Nations
Rhodesia's Africans Rely on Outside Help in Seething Critique
In the week Tan Smith's Cabinet rejected the Tiger document, the Zambia Mail urged action for Rhodesia's four million Africans, condemning reliance on Britain or the UN for independence. The piece reflects African impatience, exile leaders, and ongoing police state measures since 1968, with leaders detained or banned and Pass controls tightened in urban areas.
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Tan Smith
Zambia Mail
Rhodesia
Britain
Zambia
Kaunda
Algeria
People’s Union
Zimbabwe African National Union
Zimbabwe
Rhodenis Anahouki
Rhodes
Joshua Nkoma
ZAPU
Ndabaningé Sithole
ZANU
Ike George Nyandaco
Robert Chikerema
Nathan Shamuyarina
Sir Fidgar Whitehead
Ince
Rhodesian Front
Whitehead
Smith
Enoch Dumbetshena
Salisbury
Sou Africa
South Africa
Wilson
Bitaite
Portugese
Beira
Lan Smith
Utnali
Rnther
Rhode
ANU
Africa
Rhortesia
Ian Seuith
Neers
Sir Mark Oliphant Steps Down From ANU Leadership
Sir Mark Oliphant retires at 65 after 16 years leading the Australian National University’s Research School of Physical Sciences. He will remain a University Fellow for two years, continuing work on plasma physics and electron physics, while critics note his strong admin approach and lasting impact on Britain and Australia’s wartime scientific efforts.
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Mark Oliphant
Mark
ANU Council
John Eccles
United States
ANU
Lonived Ynsen
Physical Sciences
Sir Mark
Cambridge
Britain
Picure
Echnical
J. Edwardy
Cornick
Adelaide University
Lord Rutherford
Rutherford
Cavendish
Cavendish Laboratory
Poynting
University of Birmingham
Birmmingham
Egan
America
Sid
Oliphant
Europe
Rudolf Peierls
Otto Frisch
Birmingham
Admiralty
Edwards
Royal Society of the
Mayial Conyasitec
Berkeley
Cali
Roosevelt
Jim Winton Churchill
McCenthyiem
Fife
Howard Florey
Lord Florey
Changellor
Mon
Keith Hancock
Raymond Fin
Australian Academy
Scence
Australia
Department of
Arady
Mathematica
Neumann
Maki
Illicit whisky trade boosts revenues in southern states
A historical overview notes that illicit whisky, or moonshine, remains a large underground business concentrated in the southern United States. It cites 1965 seizures totaling 19,491 and 1964 average implied revenue, with South Carolina singled out for a major crackdown. The piece references Prohibition era parallels and government efforts like Operation Dry-10 to curb moonshine, highlighting regional production and law-enforcement focus.
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Pennsylvania
George Washington
Staten
Inddustries
Galeule Nates
Arkansas
Florida
Alabama
Missin Ppi
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Teprearee
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Washington
Union
Crearyn
South Carolin
Inkimt
Helat
Droup van
Sigura
North Carolina
Tennessee
Detroit
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Canberra Times
John Hatch
Lusaka
Na Dumbershena
Liberty
Joshua Nuomas
Lniom
Government House
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Poe
Beaty
Audi
Joss
LDS
Ehvelk
Alger
FLN
Sir Mark Oliphant
Ceockeroet
Bulabe
Socval Corey
Ceatara
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