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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1961

Page

3

Emerging Africa Still Lures Travellers With Mystery

AP reporter Paul Conklin recalls West Africa journeys through Nigeria Niger Mali and Timbuktu. He describes roadside scenes with camels emirs and bustling markets alongside modern comforts as travelers face lorries and evolving cities.

Africa Niger River Onitsha Nigeria Love Thy Neighbor, Inc Zaria

House to Probe Call-Up Policies For Guards and Reserves

Washington AP The House Veterans Affairs Committee will hold hearings early next year on the administration policy of calling up National Guardsmen and Reserves. Chairman Olin E. Teague said he notified President Kennedy and Defense Secretary McNamara that inquiries will begin after the Jan 10 Congress session to learn future plans and potential base visits. The 49th Armored from Texas and the 32nd Infantry from Wisconsin were among units called up. Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric suggested longer-range mobilization could rely more on regular forces and Reserve components.

Washington House Veterans Affairs Committee Olin E. Teague D-Tex Kennedy Veterans Administration Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Congress Teague

Northwest Territories Population and Trade Trek Facts

Canada’s Northwest Territories spans a third the US area yet holds 23,000 residents. Lone trading posts rely on annual supply runs by cat swings, tractors pulling sleds across winter treks.

Canada Northwest Territories United States Territories

Hat tradition in Congress ends in 1837 rule

British lawmakers wore hats in session to show independence from the king, followed by U.S. representatives. The practice persisted through Andrew Jackson's era until a 1837 House rule banned the ancient symbol of independence.

House of Commons U.S Representatives Jackson House

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