Rhodesia Talks Aim To End Guerrilla War For Black Rule
In Salisbury, Rhodesia and Western envoys met with Rhodesian officials for three hours to push toward ending the guerrilla war and clearing the way for black rule. A post near Chirundu reportedly faced mortar and machine-gun fire from Zambia for hours. Leaders from Muzorewa’s United African National Council also joined discussions with the envoys John Graham and Stephen Low.
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Iran Empress Attacks Critics of Government
New York AP report quotes the Empress of Iran calling critics communists and socialists who attack reforms. She cites land reform and nationalization of Iranian industries as actions already completed under monarchy, contrasting European socialist promises.
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Training Course for Residential Child Care Workers Released
The HEW and UNC-Chapel Hill researchers unveil the Basic Course for Residential Child Care Workers, a 16-manual program to uplift nationwide care staff. With most workers lacking advanced education, the course aims to standardize training and enable future advanced programs, while 14 states already request copies and HEW considers a new three-year contract for expansion and evaluation.
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