Operation Mop-Up Begins in Victoria Falls Rift Over Federation
African nationalists celebrate the breakup of the Central African Federation as Britain moves to dismantle the union. Hastings Banda presses toward full independence in Nyasaland. Kenneth Kaunda and Harry Nkumbula push Northern Rhodesia toward power and self rule. Southern Rhodesia under Winston Field resists shared governance while Britain demands more African political influence. The federation’s collapse raises regional tensions and risk of South Africa involvement as white settlers seek to preserve control.
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Victoria Falls
Southern Rhodesia
Central African Federation
Southern
Northern Rhodesia
Nyasaland
R. A. Butler
Federation
Lord Malvern
Africa
Hastings Banda
Kenneth Kaunda
Harry Nkumbula
Winston Field
Fields
Field
Rhodesias
South Africa
Indone sian welfare workers train Papuan women on dress
World briefs report Indonesia sending female welfare workers to West Irian to teach Papuan women dress standards. The program ends Lalinese bare breast tradition. Nova Scotia woods closed over forest fire risk with 1600 acres burned this year. Icelandic contract workers head to Iceland to help fishing industry. Uruguay dedicates Washington statue given by U S government. Anzio archaeologists announce Roman cemetery dating to Augustus era.
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Jakarta
West Irian
Dutch West New Guinea
Accountants' Group Elects 2 C R Men
Two Cedar Rapids members of the National Assn. of Accountants were elected to national roles. Arthur C. Redel of Iowa Steel and Iron Works was chosen for the national nominating committee for 1963 64. Edwin P. James of Collins Radio Co. was elected to the national board of directors for a one year term. Both are past presidents of the Cedar Rapids chapter.
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Cedar Rapids
The
National Assn. of Accountants
Asso
Ciation
Arthur C. Redel
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Edwin P. James
Collins Radio Co
National Board of Directors
Are Super Planes Commercially Possible in 1932
In Popular Aviation December 1932 engineers weigh giant 30 to 40 passenger planes. Stout doubts safe handling in forced landings while Sikorsky sees future in big flying boats. United Air Lines surveys movie stars who now fly, contrasting past contract bans with recent travelers. An ad promotes a cape leather helmet at $3.50 with free ear plugs.
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UPI
Popular Aviation
Ivan Sikorsky
William B. Stout
Stout
Sikorsky
United Air Lines
United
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Will Rogers
Ann Harding
Everett Horton
Wallace Beery
Lawrence Tibbetts
Dolores del Rio
Bebe Daniels
Zazu Pitts
Victor McLaglen
New Titles Arrive at the C R Library Art and Recreation Section
The C R Library adds nearly two dozen new titles across art and recreation. Highlights include Treasury of Opera Librettos, Art of Indochina, Concise History of Painting, American Furniture styles, Needle Craft Handbook, and Children s Theatre and Creative Dramatics. Several works focus on sculpture, painting history, and practical crafts.
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Legerman
Trague
Moses Soyer
Willard
Bazin
Indochina
Thailand
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Groslier
Brand
Kuh
Century
Trier
Alpert
Conerly
Harris
Ulanov
Hoover
Sinkankas
Hatje
Levey
Comstock
Ryan
Creative Dramatics
Brain and Dunnington
Lewes and
Hutton
Supreme Court busier than ever with record 1962 63 term
The Supreme Court faced a record 2,824 cases in the 1962 63 term as justices, aided by law clerks, reviewed drafts, and held Friday conferences to decide which petitions to accept. The nine justices hear arguments Monday through Thursday, assign opinions, and sometimes revise through exchanges before final rulings.
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Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
William O. Douglas
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World Briefs
Halifax
N.S
Nova Scotia
Winnipeg
Iceland
North Atlantic
Montevideo
Uruguay
George Washington
U.S
Gen
Jose Artigas
Anzio
Italy
Augustus
Accountants
C.R. Men
C.R. Library
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