Portuguese Hold on Mozambique Faces Broad Countermeasures
In Mozambique the Portuguese government expands counterinsurgency, deploying up to 25,000 troops and a wide air and police network to deter antiwhite and rebel groups led by Eduardo Mondlane from Tanzania’s border region. The effort includes mass literacy drives and a push to reinforce mission schools amid a multiracial society.
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Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
Tanzania
Angola
Genea
Indian Ocean
East Africa
Mozambique Liberation Front
Eduardo C. Mondlane
Syracuse
N.Y
Mondlane
Dar Es Salaam
Portugal
House committee weighs elderly hospital care insurance plan
The Ways and Means Committee debates adding a voluntary insurance plan funded by recipients and featuring items beyond the administration bill. Financing would involve payroll taxes and Social Security administration, with Doctor bills largely excluded. Rep Byrnes proposes an alternate funded by Treasury and premiums.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Federal Treasury
House Rules Committee
Johnson
White House
United Nations
Perry County Politician Quietly Guides State Lawmaking
In Arkansas, Rep. Paul Van Dalsem keeps a low profile during the current legislative session. Friends say he’s quieter than before but highly effective, using steady work and periodic visibility through the Legislative Council and monthly platform. He challenges the notion that one man dominates politics and reflects on his career as a veteran legislator.
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Litte Rock
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
van Dalsem
Paul
General Assembly
Michigan
Legislative Council
Arkansas
van Dalse
University of Arkansas
Gun Duel and Political Intrigue Amid Arkansas Tangles
In a chaotic scene at O Halloran’s Jones confronts Trimbo and Tavares amid brawling, while Van Dalsem’s controversial legislative clout is debated. Spangler accuses a rival of damming the Verdigris to steal water as tension rises over power, loyalty, and a looming legal battle.
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Price Jones
O’halloran
Trimbo
Jones
Butterfly
Buster
Spangler
Tavares
Geetc
Disclosure
Geeth Spangler
Riv
Geeth
Charlie Mullins
Jubal Jo
Hollister Grisswell
Moscow note raises urgency amid Vietnam pressure
An AP analysis notes Moscow’s protest to the United States hints at growing Kremlin pressure as American air attacks on North Vietnam continue. The note warns such bombing undermines peaceful coexistence and signals Moscow may retaliate or seek new talks, possibly with France, to shape a Geneva conference.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
United States
Kremlin
Viet Nam
U.S.S.R
U.S
France
Washington
North Viet Nam
Cuba
South Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Peking
Southeast Asia
Computers May Eliminate Cash Says IBM Chair
San Francisco AP International Business Machines chairman Thomas J. Watson Jr. told the National Automation Conference that giant computers could nearly remove cash needs. He described terminals reading customer IDs to withdraw funds, moving money from personal accounts to store accounts instantly.
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San. Francisco
Tohmas J. Watson Jr
International Business Machine Corp
National Automation Conference
Watson
Supreme Court Upholds Federal Income Tax Law in 1916
The U S Supreme Court up held the constitutionality of the federal income tax law in January of 1916.
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Dieldrin
Ethion Chinch Bug Killer
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