Mrs Kennedy to Visit India and Pakistan in March Tour
The First Lady will visit New Delhi and Lahore starting March 21 with stops at Fatehpur Sikri Agra and the Taj Mahal Jaipur and Udaipur. She will tour Taxila Rawalpindi and Karachi see polo horse shows and a hospital visit before returning March 28.
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Agra
Kennedy
Forthcor
India
John F. Ing
United States
Tarlochan Singh
John F. Kennedy
All- India Medical Institute
Rajender
Akbar
Taj Mahal
Shah Jahan
Udaipur
Rajasthan
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Jaipur
Maharani
Pakistan
Lahore
Gunga Din
Karachi
Dismal Record Faces Arms Talks
Geneva 17 nations meet under the UN Disarmament Committee to seek a path to global arms reduction amid slim chances of breakthrough. Key players include the United States Britain Canada Italy the Soviet Union and others with France withdrawing. Negotiators face hurdles on testing verification and sequencing of disarmament steps.
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Tom Ochiltree
Geneva
U. N. Disarmament Committee
General Assembly of the
United Nations
West
United
Britain
Canada
Italy
East
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Brazil
Burma
Ethiopia
India
Mexico
Nigeria
Sweden
United Arab Republic
France
Nkrumah
Dener
Joseph Danquah
Ghananes
Danquah
Ghana
United States
West Germany
Nkrumah’s brinkmanship shapes Ghana’s Cold War path
Ghana leader Kwame Nkrumah treads near socialist drift while courting Western aid and keeping ties with the East. He governs firmly, detaining opponents and limiting dissent as Ghana seeks development through Volta River power, a new harbor, and expanding education and health.
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Accra
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Africa
Nkrumah
Osagyefo
Redeemer
Eoen
Volta River
World Bank
U.S
Tema
Reds Blame Britisher For Farm Failure
In Moscow Khrushchev attacks a British-born soil scientist Vasily William Williams for a failed Soviet farm method from the 1930s. Williams introduced grassland rotation to restore soil fertility, but Khrushchev argues the approach wastes resources and hurts grain yields despite Stalin backing the technique.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Russia
United States
Vasily Robertovich Williams
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Order of Lenin
Red Banner of Labor
Williams
Stalin
Geland
Shadow Of Peron Hangs Over Argentine Voting
Argentine voters prepare for March 18 elections as Juan Peron looms large. Frontrunner Andrew Framin i seeks Buenos Aires Province governorship to rally industrial workers while Peron’s influence splits opinions and fuels blank vote fears.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Juan Domingo Peron
Argentina
Sate i Evitaieien
Eemnaalinliy
Cleo’ Pesthest
Wren
Chamber of Deputies
Frondizi
Frondiz
Madrid
Andrew Framini
Burmese Accept Military Coup Shifts Power in Burma
Burmese civilians, while not joyful about Gen Ne Win's coup, acknowledge it may stabilize the country after civilian premier U Nu's faltering leadership. Critics note slow economic progress, secession threats, and drift from Red China as motivations for the military takeover. Public sentiment remains wary yet resigned.
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Rangoon
Burma
Armed Forces
Ne Win
U Nu
Red China
China
Peiping
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