Carmichael's Black Racism draws fire from U.S. Negro leaders
Washington report notes opposition to Stokely Carmichael head of SNCC. Leaders like Roy Wilkins and Martin Luther King Jr fear his call for black power and violent rhetoric undermines white support and real progress. They say Carmichael has no workable program and risks driving away allies.
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No One Claims Money Found in Le Havre Harbor
Police in Le Havre France say no one has claimed 13800 in U S currency found in a sack floating in the harbor Monday. The money has not been reported missing and no owner has come forward.
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Soviet Steps Up Activities In Dahomey
The Soviet Union increases diplomatic work in Dahomey with Alexander Abramov arriving as first resident ambassador in Cotonou amid a larger west Africa push. Dahomey, about 2.1 million people, hosts a sizable Moscow embassy staff and youth programs as Washington notes 57 students studying in Russia and prepares exchanges and aid discussions.
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Aid debates shadow Dahomey independence legacy
Since 1960 Dahomey has received U S aid totaling 7.7 million dollars including 3.44 million dollars in Food for Peace purchases. The country has never hosted a Peace Corps mission while nationalist China plans a rice growth team. A December coup led by Gen Christophe Soglo ousted Communist Chinese diplomats and the Soviets occupy a building once erected for Red China.
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Dahomey
Senegal
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Christophe Soglo
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National Forest Funds Distribute to States Nationwide
Washington reports a record 42 million dollars will be distributed this year to 42 states with national forests. The payment, up 7 million from last year, equals 25 percent of National Forest Service receipts from timber sales grazing fees and recreation permits. Funds will be used for roads and schools.
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UPI
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East Germany Far Behind West in Production Quality
West Germany's economic institute head Bruno Gleitze says East Germany lags five years in overall production and even more in quality. He notes the gap reflects socialist planning and resource allocation differences between the two systems.
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Bruno Gleitze
Economic Institute
Paris Incident Involving Unidentified Man Climbing Barricades
An unidentified man scaled newly installed safety barricades Monday night in Paris, authorities reported as part of an emergency incident under investigation.
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Paris
UPS
Eiffel Tower Death Toll Reaches New Level
A man leaped to his death from the 337 foot level of the Eiffel Tower, marking the 349th self inflicted fatality at the landmark since its 1889 construction.
Meatless days lifted in Argentina amid export needs
Argentina ends a long ban banning beef sales on Fridays and Saturdays. The government lifted the restriction to boost supply for export after years of low domestic consumption.
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