Middle Africa and the hunt for new order amid revolutions
The text argues that African nations strive to build political systems for security and unity, though a new order often clashes with legacy European domination. It notes heightened instability as states form, with violence and leadership upheavals looming, and cites that by 1962 nearly every African premier faced assassination attempts.
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Middle Africa
Africa
A Land In Revolution Faces Race Dominance and Unrest
The piece argues race as the dominant force in the African Revolution, shaping new and opposing associations and threatening stability. It warns that until black, brown, and white relations are built on mutual trust, world peace remains elusive and violence could escalate across Africa and beyond. It discusses the likely prolonged consolidation period after white domination is toppled and the ensuing institutional uncertainty.
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Salisbury
United Nations
Africa
Hanover Institute Future And Scope Of World Studies
The Hanover Institute has correlated past programs across Russia India Brazil and Middle Africa to show how political attitudes and world relations shape nations. Budget concerns from Ford Foundation and IU Non Western Studies project may push future topics toward Europe space and other regions. Student support is seen as vital to continued growth and reform.
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India
South America
Brazil
Middle Africa
College
Ford Foundation
Indiana University
Europe
Common Market
NATO
Germany
Trimble
Hanover Institute
Symposium Encourages Study Of Different Cultures At Hanover
Student director urges participation in the African Institute at Hanover College to broaden perspectives. The event presents religion sociology political science science technology medicine and literature from African cultures with three days of expert resource staff offering primary information.
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Hanover College
Afri
African Institute
Africa
Madison Rotary Club Hosts Visiting Scholars Event
On Thursday March 4 1965 visiting resource persons African students and faculty will join Madison Rotary Club for a dinner event at Hanover College hosted by President John Horner and his wife. A 4:00 p.m. reception precedes dinner in living units and an evening play follows.
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Madison Rotary Club
John Horner
Hanover College
Wits Athens
Shelton
Long Gymnasium
Debate Tourney Climaxes Tonight
The 1965 Intramural Debates decide the winner tonight at 8 15 in Long Gym Ballroom. Alpha Omicron Pi and Wiley Hall teams vie for the traveling trophy with the topic Africa replacing Europe in world community affairs.
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Anne Marsh
Alpha Omicron Pi
Bill Snyder
Ron Brogan
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Downing Gayle Richards
Sandi Storey
Phi Mu
Dave Fairman
Kray Walker
Phi Gamma Delta
Crowe Hall
Bob Bartel
Steve Bolton
Ken Keene
Dick Gingery
Wiley Hall
Alpha Omicron
Paul Keach
E. Mowbray Tate
Henry van Leeuwen
Frank Baker
Arthur Porter
George Zirkle
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