Tanganyika Seeks Independence Under Nyerere Leadership
Julius Nyerere, 38, key Tanganyika figure, tours the United States to gather support before leading his country toward independence. He returns to a society mixing races and wealth, with limited African professional classes and a British mandate guiding a rapid but uneven modernization ahead of a landmark election.
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Saul Pett
Africa
Julius Nyerere
France
Germany
Nyerere
Julius
Dar Es Salaam
New York
South Africa
Tanganyika
Legislative Council
Persian Gulf
India
Tanganyika African National Union
Medical Triumph Dacron Tubing Replaces Arteries
A 58-year-old man undergoes arterial replacement with a dacron graft and aorta repair after arteriosclerosis and an aneurysm. Surgeons in Cleveland perform a twofold operation, substituting dacron segments and human grafts to restore circulation, with recovery noted alongside prior lifestyle changes.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Helen Keller Still Radiant at 80 in Quiet Connecticut Home
Helen Keller, almost 80, lives at Arcan Ridge in Connecticut with good health and a cheerful, independent routine. She remains guided by a philosophy of love and service as she cherishes family, books, and a small staff, while coping with blindness and deafness.
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Charles Stafford Easton
Conn
Helen Keller
Polly Thompson
Miss Keller
Arcan Ridge
New York City
Helen
Tuscumbia
Ala
Keller
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Boston
Anne Sullivan
Tto Teach
Man Recovers Mobility After Innovative Plastic Artery Operation
Horace Wilkins of near Inman South Carolina, age 53, avoided leg amputations after a lengthy operation using a new nylon like plastic arterial bypass. Tubes connected the aorta to leg arteries, by replacing blocked arteries, with a second operation improving toe warmth. He can walk again though arterial hardening remains.
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Mexico
New Orleans
Cleveland
Dr. Smith
Nature
INMAN
S.C
Horace Wilkins
Near Inman
Horace
USIS champions American image abroad in West Berlin and beyond
The U S Information Service with 1200 officers operates in 87 countries to present the United States as peaceful and culturally rich. Notable agents include Dr Ralph Hines in West Berlin and James H McGillivray in Trivandrum who use libraries, music, films, and radio to reach foreign publics and counter Communist narratives.
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Washington
America
U.S
India
Tehran
USIS
U.S. Information Service
United States
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
George V
Eisenhower
Rooney
House
Senate
Ralph H. Hines
West Berlin
Hines
University of Illinois
Trivandrum
Krala
James H. McGillivray
McGillivray
Kerala
Michigan
Lewis H. Lederer
Ling
Uncle Sam
Teheran
Lederer
US. 1S
Dogood
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Haven of
Indian Ocean
New Delhi
Cairo
Julius K. Nyerere
Larry Hawkins
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Pictorial
Miss .Keller
Evelyn Seide
Wilfred Corbally
Anne Sullivan Macy
John M. Rooney
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Tures
Amerika Haus
Berlin
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