China Leader Urges Revolution as Guns Accumulate in Tanzania
AP dispatch from Dar es Salaam reports Chou En lai during a state visit roots his revolutionary message among Africa’s liberation movements while noting Tanzania already hosts a growing arsenal. The analysis contrasts Kenya's stability under President Kenyatta with a wider climate deemed favorable for upheaval across the region.
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Sy Lynn Heinzerling
Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Chou En- Lai
China
Africa
Mozambique
Ola
Rhodesia
South Afica
Chou
Mogadishu
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
East Africa
Kenyatta
Julius K. Nyerere
United States
Red China
Panama unrest linked to Communist groups and U S policy
In an interview a Panamanian official accuses Communists of seeking disorder while noting opposition parties await openings. He cites 300 to 500 hard-core Communists trained in Cuba and 1,000 to 5,000 sympathizers. He mentions Canal Zone resentment fueling unrest and cites last year’s riots as precedent.
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Cuba
Panama
U.S
Canal Zone
United States
Panama’s Quiet Tension Under Surface Optimism
The Panama scene shows recovery from 1964 riots with rising construction and trade, yet officials and businessmen fear “incidents” could spark unrest. China and Soviet arms flow into Tanzania linked to anti colonial groups, while East Africa hosts Chinese diplomats and restricted camps amid growing liberation activity.
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Morris W. Rosenberg
Panama
Danville Youth Enlists in U.S. Army for Three Years
Richard A. Morris son of Mr and Mrs Richard Morris of Danville has enlisted in the regular U S Army for three years. Local recruiter Sgt Jim Silver said Morris a Morgan County Training School graduate is undergoing basic training at Fort Polk Louisiana.
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Richard A. Morris
Richard Morris
Danville
U.S
Jim Silver
Morris
Morgan County
Ft.Polk
U.S. Army
Panamanian election rival Arias vows peaceful path after vote split
Arnolfo Arias, twice ousted from the presidency, claims he was robbed of last year's victory. He cites official results showing 119,786 votes for his Panamenista party versus 130,154 for Marco A. Robles's eight-party coalition. He predicts Robles' regime will collapse under corruption and economic strain.
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Arnolfo Arias
Arias
Panamenista
Marco A. Robles
Robles
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