Africa in Transition Shown by Grosvenor Safari
Elsie Stay Bell Grosvenor narrates a National Geographic portrait of Africa in transition. A 30 000 mile safari links historic sites with modern change from Parliament in northern Nigeria to Johannesburgs skyscrapers and Table Mountain views.
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Maghington
Africa
National Geographic Magazine
Phaervant
Elsie Stay Bell Grosvenor
Alexander Graham Bell
National Cleographic Society
Gilbert Grosvenor
Afri
Nigeria
Johannsburg
Sahara
Cape Town
Table Mountain
Grosvenors
Bartholomew Ding
Atries
Grosvenor
Elizabeth
Loccur
Mr. Bell
Fey Noodie
U S Mexico Ties Cool Amid Policy Shifts
U S Mexico relations show a definite cooling as officials offer few explanations. Mexicans favored for government roles grow wary, while press sentiment in Mexico turns against the United States. Washington extends a stabilization accord and boosts Mexico’s borrowing cap, though Comisión Simpson import duties proposals draw sharp criticism. President Ruiz Cortines, seen as friendly to the U S, maintains cordial but cautious exchanges with American reporters.
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Laurance F. Stuntz
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Washington
U. S
Carlos DeNegri
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Cordia
Why Millions Call Him Holy Father
The Knights of Columbus information pamphlet explains Catholic loyalty to the Pope. It traces the church back to the Apostles and Christ, presenting the Pope as Peter’s lawful successor and Vicar of Christ. Readers are invited to request Pamphlet No. 4.
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Holy Father
Christ
Pope Pius XII
Peter
Turnpike Traffic Hits All Time Monthly High
Harrisburg reports record traffic and tolls on the Pennsylvania Turnpike System for July. The system logged 1,947,448 vehicles and 2,366,890.25 in tolls, beating August 1982 figures. A record July weekend saw over 200,000 vehicles and more than 260,000 in tolls, with Sunday the peak day at 68,000 vehicles and over 85,000 in tolls.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Thomas J. Evans
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Diplomatic strains and migrant labor overshadow coast links
The article notes fraying U S Mexico relations over cattle disease handling and visa rules, with a joint five year campaign ending 1951 giving way to divided measures. It highlights street-level impact as Mexican farmers seek migrant harvest work in the United States despite formal tensions. It also includes a human-interest item about William Kemp serving his wife tea on their 60th anniversary.
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Eaghward
Mexico
U.S
Joint Commission
Minister of Agriculture
U. S
United’ States
United States
Inglewood
Calif
William Kemp
Frances Mary ‘Kemp
Learns Husband Had Other Wife in Fire Evidence
In Buffalo New York Mrs Victoria D Johnson testifies in State Supreme Court seeking an annulment after a house fire exposed a prior marriage. She says a charred box recovered after the blaze contained letters and an annulment decree Bertil Johnson obtained in a previous marriage. The husband allegedly denied ever being married before.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Victoria D. Johnson
State Supreme Court
Bertil
Trout Barometer Guides Miller Fishing Habits
Durango reporter Cole Miller, a junior high principal, uses a trout in his Miller pool as a living barometer of fishing. He notes when the fish is active fishing is good, and when it is lazy he still goes, though he rarely brings home many catches.
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Durango
Cole
Hoyt Miler
Miller
Miler
President Ike signs law to admit 214000 refugees to US
President Eisenhower signs legislation allowing about 214000 refugees and other aliens to enter over three years. The act, urged in the Cold War, falls short of the original request and allocates visas by group, including 86000 German expellees and 35000 escapees in Western Europe, 10000 NATO region escapees, and 45000 Italian refugees with other allocations for Greeks Dutch Polish forces Chinese refugees and orphans. A separate provision allows 5000 pre July 1 1953 entrants on temporary visas to gain permanent residence.
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Washington
Midenhower
Orana
United States
Congress
Eisenhower
Germany
Austria
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Sweden
Iran
Free Territory of
Trieste
British Isles
Chiang Kai-shek
Far East
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Zimbabwe
Hluhluwe Same Reserve
Ntuger Naional Park
Grosvendra
University of the Witwatersrand
U.s.-Mexico
Holy
Father
Ree
Supreme Council Knights OF Columbus Religious Information Bureau
Sumdall Bivo
New Fligh
State Bureau of Em
Kemp
Tae
Bens
SEARS
Homart
Magis Bnaledied
Gilaos
Oi Nene
Sewah
Vida
Ahah
DART
Arrow
Hardwick
DuPont
Yardwick Athletic
Trentman
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