Puzzle in Burma Premier Reportedly Works for Marxist State
A premier in Burma is said to align with a Marxist government while simultaneously fighting communist rebels. The report notes internal tensions between governing ideology and counterinsurgency efforts, with broad regional implications for stability.
Burma Fights Internal Reds Amid Leftist Push for Soviet Ties
In Rangoon authorities report Burmese leftist factions seek closer ties with the Soviet Union and to turn Burma into a state embracing Marxism. Premier Thakin Nu plans to resign July 20 while urging unity under one banner. Rebels claim Russian aid, but the government says most fighters are not Communists. Armed guards and barbed wire secure key buildings as Burma leans left after independence.
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Wallace Wade Birthday Highlighted Duke and Alabama Legend
Wallace Wade born June 15, 1892, startled football circles by lifting Alabama’s Crimson Tide into elite status and later transformed Duke to a top football program. A World War I training camp captain and World War II lieutenant colonel, he commanded athletic programs with the 12th Army Group before returning to Duke.
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Dinner for Old Mission Church Men's Club attendees
The Old Mission Methodist church Men s Club hosted a dinner and musicale for about 150 people at the church on U S Highway 50 and State Park Road in Johnson County. Soloists Doris Jean Gillman and Carl O Smith sang with Elizabeth Puckett on organ. Clarence Farrar accompanied by John Roberts. the trio featured Al Rupf Milan Mahale and Howard Green.
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Mrs J M Wimberleys Husband on Palestine Commission
Mrs Jerry M Wimberley wife of a Palestine truce commission member is the former Miss Diana Nutter 26 daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank C Nutter 511 East Forty-seventh Street Major Wimberley is among seven army officers in the 3 nation group set up
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Wimberley couple mark sixth anniversary abroad
A couple married six years ago, with the husband recently stationed near Vienna, supervised terms of a truce in Palestine. The wife has been abroad eighteen months. she is a Barstow School and University of Kansas City alumna. Her father is an advertising executive.
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