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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1964
Page
3
In Johannesburg South Africa the war on dagga India hemp known as matijuana shapes youth crime trends as authorities report about 18 000 prosecutions annually for growing and selling marijuana and related trafficking among youths, with police and social workers facing mounting challenges.
Varanasi blends sacred river rituals with a major industrial push as Alco Products helps build India’s largest diesel locomotive plant outside the US, set to complete in 1965, symbolizing rapid modernization amid ancient beliefs. The report contrasts pilgrims by the Ganges with engineers shaping a new industrial city for motive power.
The article recounts Thomas the Apostle's doubt before the Resurrection and his declaration of belief after Jesus appeared to him. It notes Thomas demanded to see and touch Jesus, then fell to his knees declaring, My Lord and my God, and reflects on traditional claims of his later mission to India and martyrdom.
AP reports Martin Luther King Jr spoke with President Johnson at the White House promising that color bars to voting will be removed. King said the civil rights movement will push to eliminate voting discrimination in Alabama and Mississippi and described a fruitful, friendly discussion on matters vital to the country.
In Yorkshire factories the wool hat shed during spinning, called shoday from Middle English schode to shed. Reclaimed wool came from shredding old garments into fibers then spinning new cloth. The resulting fabric was weak and inferior, and the term shoddy extended to mean any counterfeit quality item.
Esperanto may reach global status as a neutral, easy to learn language suited for the jet age. Proponents argue Basic English is too coarse for formal works, and that Esperanto offers a rich vocabulary without the colonial baggage of dominant languages.
The piece notes Americans' heavy baby food consumption, with over 2 billion jars yearly, about 100 per child under five, now all in glass per parent preference. It also surveys language issues and Esperanto advocacy as a neutral international aid, citing UNESCO support and corporate interest.
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