Soviet plans clash with Eastern Bloc independence
Fragmented report notes Moscow aims to tighten economic policy with East European allies while Romania rebels against economic assistance terms. The Kremlin seeks integration but Bucharest pushes industrialization and resource use amid growing dissent.
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Moro Maps Tactics For Start Of Italy Debates
Premier Aldo Moro outlined tactics for the Chamber of Deputies debate on his new government after a Senate approval vote of 163 to 120. He urged urgent measures to tackle economic difficulties, proposing tax increases, a wage freeze, and steps to boost investment. He planned to repeat these arguments when the chamber opens today.
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Turkiye Cypriots report casualties in northern Cyprus clash
UN reports at least one Turkish Cypriot killed with unconfirmed claims of up to three deaths in firefight east and south of Kyrenia in the mountains. About 6,000 shots exchanged before a cease-fire with sporadic firing continuing near Kyrenia pass and Nicosia noted.
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Relax and Get Fit by Olander Method Promises Ease
A Reader's Digest feature endorses Siéien' s Gasla Olander and his daily conditioning method praised by athletes and everyday people. The article claims it reduces tension fatigue and bulges and invites readers to buy the August issue.
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Epidemics Feared After Floods Hit Santa Marta
Sanitation authorities warned of possible epidemics in Magdalena capital as floods damaged sewage and drainage systems leaving over 8,000 homeless. Standing water drew insects raising typhoid and diphtheria fears while workmen repaired ditches and rubble. Aircraft from Bogota delivered clothing and drugs as reconstruction began.
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Leader Alice Lenshina founds Lumpa Church in Zambia
The text notes Alice Lenshina, who named her church Lumpa meaning hurry, founded about 11 years ago. She calls herself Queen and claims to died in 1953 after a convulsive fit, saying she met two gods in heaven, a black and a white one. Her husband Petros Lulengo, a minor political organizer, is linked distantly to Kaunda. The piece mentions calls for violence and political tensions amid mixed beliefs.
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