Ivory Coast mixes Paris style with neocolonial tensions
Ivory Coast, a 450000 city, blends Parisian shops and lagoon boulevards with a heavy French presence. The Houphouet-Boigny government expelled the Soviet mission after a 42 hour deadline, amid broader foreign ties seen as neocolonial by critics. Ivory Coast exports reached 400 million dollars, boasting a coffee and cocoa lead, with 20 million in French investment and a 110 million trade surplus.
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Mort Rosenslur
Ivory Coast
Africa
Felix Houphonet Boigny
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Jone
Houphouet-Boigny
Jomat
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France
United Nations Charter Signed and Other Historic Notes
June 26 1969 highlights include the signing of the United Nations Charter in 1945 by delegates from 50 nations in San Francisco. The column mixes assorted historical anecdotes from 1844 to 1960s events, including Pizarro, Tyler and Reed’s yellow fever campaign.
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Associated Press
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Ithe Pied Piper
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Germany
Francisco Pizarro
Lima
Peru
John Tyler
Julia Gardiner
New York
Walter Reed
Britain
Edward VII
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