Lonely Exile for Dalai Lama Ten Years On
Dalai Lama, age 33, leads an unrecognized government in Dharamsala India after fleeing Tibet in 1959. He directs exile affairs for about six million Tibetans while seeking return to Lhasa as spiritual leader. He longs to focus on monastic study and meditation, hoping to pass political duties to a qualified successor.
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Boykin Dies after Lavish Career and Pardoned Conviction
Former Alabama Congressman Frank Boykin, 84, died of congestive heart failure at George Washington Hospital after a history of heart illness. Once a self-made millionaire and 27‑year House veteran, he was convicted in 1963 for influence peddling and later pardoned by President Johnson. survivors include his wife and three sons plus a daughter.
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Housing Plan Proposed for Old Jerusalem Slums
Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek proposes evacuating about 1000 families annually from the Old City slums. He notes 25 000 residents over 90 acres with as many as ten people per room in substandard and overcrowded housing. He urges the Housing Ministry to start building 100 apartments for Old City residents.
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Minister Presses For Time From New Computer
London UPI report says Edward Short, education and science minister, met a medical research council computer. A mis-typed greeting sparked a back and forth with the machine, which finally refused to give the time as Short grew frustrated.
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