Nehru Says No Intention Of Retiring Yet
In a exclusive interview Prime Minister Nehru states he has no plan to retire in 1964 and will continue India's mixed private enterprise nationalized economy with some sectors like banks likely to become public While farming remains private he envisions increased state trading and a broader cooperative distribution system He also expects his Congress party to define socialism at the January 8 meeting and says he may retire someday but has no plans now He expects no radical border changes with China though settlement is possible and will await Colombo Conference proposals before meeting Beijing
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China
Peking
Shoup Passes Marine Command To Gen Greene
Gen David Shoup turned over command of the Marine Corps to Lt Gen Wallace Greene in a farewell ceremony at the Marine Barracks Washington. Shoup ends a 33 year career including Tarawa Glory and a four year commandant term. Greene begins a four year term and will receive his fourth star the next day.
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Wallace Greene
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Tarawa
Marine Barracks
Pacific
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Marine Corps
Weather cable link opens between U S and West Germany
Washington reports a new transatlantic weather data cable between New York and Offenbach to improve data collection processing and distribution in the Northern hemisphere. Immediate gains include better forecasts for airline routes and ship crossings as teletype weather reporting shifts from radio to cable across regions including Africa Asia Latin America and the Pacific with Europe still facing radio outages.
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West Germany
Hemisphere
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Offenbach
Nairobi
Africa
New Delhi
Tokyo
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Latin America
Melbourne
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Europe
Paris
Weather cable links improve United States Germany data exchange
The new cable circuit costing $55,000 yearly to the U S and West Germany will provide continuous weather information transmission. S R Barbagallo of the U S Weather Bureau stated Tokyo may join as a weather exchange center, and the New York Offenbach circuit marks a major achievement after years of effort.
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U.S
West Germany
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No Scrap Heap For Old B 47s
Washington based dispatch reports the U S Air Force will retire the B 47 fleet by late 1966 or early 1967 after a 2 5 billion investment but will not scrap them. The remaining aircraft will be stored outdoors in Arizona desert in case they can be reused in future conflicts.
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Washington
UPI
Malaria Fight Hopes On 1500 Katangese Mosquitoes
Elisabethville report says Dr. Mair Yoeli of New York University will transport 1500 rare Katangese mosquitoes to New York to test a potential malaria prophylactic. The species Aopheles Dureni lives only in a Katanga rain forest and does not bite people but targets tree rats. Previous attempts to move them failed as the insects died.
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UPI
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Mair Yoeli
New York University
Tropical Medicine Department
Katanga
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Four Commonwealths Use of Term on Official Documents
In FRANKFORT Kentucky the AP reports that only four states Kentucky Virginia Pennsylvania and Massachusetts use the term commonwealth on official documents and similar contexts.
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