Viet Nam War Real Red Target May Be The Congo
MACKINAC ISLAND Mich use beautiful women in sub Bremer Hofmeyr member of vert the enemy Hofmeyr said the prominent South African polo policy was untenable unless lilical family said the Vietnams you can cure the wrong forces war scare may be a diversion tojor hate and impurity in men He said Clare H Tin plans in the Congo addressing 1200 delegates at the Moral Re-Armament Conference Hofmeyr invited to Congo by government leaders said Pierre Mulle was pe king-trained His strategy was architected by Communist Chinese Gen Kin Me The Congo may be a Yellow country within weeks If Africa goes Communist it will be a Chinese continent He warned Congo developments will be a standard Communist pattern for every country in Africa The choice for Africa is Moral Re-Armament or Communism He called Communism moral disarmament The war against Katanga started by the UN would not have been carried out without US support Now much of the area taken by the UN is in Communist hands Derlake was one of America s best representatives as ambassador in the Congo He was removed in a horse trade with the dismissal of Communist-leaning UN official R Dayal of India who the Congo lese would not tolerate The Congo conflict would not have been possible without US backing Hofmeyr praised Kenya s PM Kenyatta for stopping a Communist take over of East Africa Chou En Lai was expected to march into the United Soviet Socialist States of East Africa Hofmeyr said his country must help Africa but is not fulfilling it South Africa must change aims or be relegated to history Mulele s orders to guerrilla bands included instructions
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Battle To Save Ancient Redwood
A 2,000 year old Sequoia in Sequoia National Forest faces ruin from a lightning fire. Rangers plan helicopter water drops to the top, then possibly a rope-and-pump effort to reach and cool the burning trunk. Forester Forrest Reed warns the tree is a potential fuse to the surrounding forest. Fifty workers, equipment including helicopter, bulldozer, pumper and tanker trucks, have fought the blaze for seven days.
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Grand Jury Indicts Alameda Abortion Practitioner
Mrs. Ruby Tolefree, 49, of Hayward, was indicted by the Alameda County Grand Jury on a felony count of abortion. The indictment followed testimony from a victim, a police officer, and another witness in Judge Leonard Dieden's Superior Court. She allegedly administered drugs and used instruments to induce an abortion on a Alameda house wife and mother of two last May 18 and was arrested June 28 as she was about to perform another abortion. Police seized instruments and equipment. she is free on $50,000 bail awaiting arraignment.
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Carnival Worker Convicted of M wage Assault in Hayward Court
Donald McFarland a carnival fun house attendant was convicted yesterday in Hayward Municipal Court on a child molest charge. He was sentenced to four months in county jail and two years probation. A Sept 3 hearing was set for possible increased sentence as prior record is reviewed.
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