Tanzania Feels Socialist Pinch Hits Nationalization Hurt Asians in Tanzania
iDAR ES SALAAM Tanzania after independence, the socialist drive in Tanzania strains the economy and hurts Asians who own much business property. Nationalization of rented buildings affects about 2,500 structures, with closures and departures by many Asians. President Nyerere contemplates reforms to blend aid, state control, and private enterprise while managing a growing deficit and imports surge.
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Idar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Julius Nyseere
Nysrere
Dar Es Salaan
Nar
Milton Ohase
Splendid Hotel
Independence Avenue
Nyerere
Tanzania-Zambia
Fhe
Bank of Tanzania
Foreignrade ‘I
Nyere
Creative Arts Center Sign-up Under Way
Sign-ups for the Creative Arts Center are underway offering programs for children and adults. General art for children runs weekly by grade levels, adult art taught by Mel Ruth Laiig, and advanced art including sculpture for grades 7 and up with separate sessions for girls and boys in the evenings. Also offered are individual lessons in piano flute guitar and more plus 9 shadow puppet sessions from July 7 to 22 taught by Judy Meyers.
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Mel Ruth Laiig
Judy Meyers
Eaton Center Offers Wide Range Of Workshops And Activities
The United Way agency Eaton Center announces summer programs for all ages led by Lydia Royle and Joe Moody including earthenware sewing metal sculpture and various dances. Morning classes run 9 30 am to 5 pm with Saturday hours. some activities require enrollment while others offer nominal tuition for those in need. Local families and visitors welcome amid a backdrop of community events and personal notes from residents.
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Lydia Royle
Joe Moody
Woodshop
United Way Agency
Tanzania to boost socialism through worker indoctrination
The Standard reports state run indoctrination in enterprises to align labor with socialist aims. Managers note production is affected but leaders push mass participation as core to Tanzanian socialism. In Dallas AP coverage, Walter C. White, former federal mediation commissioner, labels strikes an antique method and urges mediation to shape industry and labor. he recalls long delays in contract talks and medling in negotiations.
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Hmiterale
The
Standard
Dar Es Salama
Latin
America
Dallas
Walter C. "White
White
Social Security Question Box on Medicare withdrawal
The note explains you can cancel medical insurance but keep hospital insurance. Withdrawal becomes effective last day of the first quarter after you filed, e.g. withdrawal filed in June 1971 would not take effect until Sept 30, 1971, and you would owe premiums for coverage through Sept 30, 1971.
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Park B
Medicare
Courtroom Security Tightened at Baltimore Courthouse
Baltimore judges report numerous dangerous weapons entering the courthouse. Archways with electronic scanners were installed at two entrances to detect metal. Security officers recovered several revolvers among weapons brought into the building by entrants.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
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