Afghanistan Remains Crossroads of Humanity and History
Kabul reveals a crowded cross section of society from bearded cloth merchants to U S Army coats wearers and women in chadars. Russian and American influence blends with ancient routes and ruins as Afghanistan sits at a historic junction of cultures and trade.
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Afghanistan
U.S. Army
Eants
Purdah
Hindu Kush
Oxus
Russia
Bukhara
Samarkand
Rome
Cathay
Karakul
Balkh
Europe
Genghis Khan
Helmand
India
Khyber Pass
British India
Pakistan
Rugged independence Still Shines in Kabul Bazaar
Four years on the interior ministry estimates 13,799,037 people with 2,431,296 nomads. Despite surrounding rule changing, rugged traditions persist as Western dress blends beneath chadari coverings, and Kabul's bazaar reflects a proud, free spirit.
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Interior Ministry
Kabul Bazaar
Readstown High School Commencement Schedule
Commencement activities at Readstown High School begin with baccalaureate services Sunday May 26. Class day exercises are set for 1 30 p m Monday May 27 with the graduation program at 8 p m Tuesday May 28. Rev Henry Bahrenburg will give the sermon and Rev Burnell Lund the address. Cheryl Jones will deliver the salutatory and Gloria Holcomb the valedictory.
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Readstown
Wis
Readstown High School
Henry Bahrenburg
Burnell Lund
Viroqua
Cheryl Jones
Gloria Holcomb
Cheryl Brown
Duaine Dregne
Ray Halverson
Charlotte Hirschfield
Barbara Hocking
Ole Lee Bonnie Lovans
Alvin Mickelson
Cheryl Wheeler
Nick Yuran
Stoddard PTO Elects Officers for 1963-64
Mrs. Alois Soucheck was elected president of the Stoddard PTO at the last meeting of the year. She will be joined by Mrs. Ray Ward as vice president, Mrs. Warren Wolfe as treasurer, and Mrs. Lloyd Michel as secretary for 1963-64.
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Stoddard, Wis
Alois Soucheck
Stoddard Pto
Soucheck
Ray Ward
Warren Wolfe
Lloyd Michel
Voerwoerd moves to set up Bantustan enclaves in South Africa
Premier Hendrik Voerwoerd's government bills the first of eight Bantustans granting limited self rule to 3 million Xhosa in Transkei while keeping final control with whites. Critics call it racist segregation. supporters hail it as a model for others amid global opposition.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Voerwoerd
Transkei
Indian Ocean
Daan Nel
African Administration and Development
Nel
Bantustans
Liberal Party
UW Hospitals Uses Closed Circuit TV For Surgical Education
A new $30,000 closed circuit television system at University Hospitals Madison provides real time surgical views to medical students and staff. Donor A C Nielsen Sr praised the device for its high resolution, camera setup, and teaching potential across departments as surgeons operate on thyroid tumors.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
University Hospitals
A. C. Nielsen Sr
Nielsen
Basic Sciences
Telecasted nursing training shown to students
The article notes demonstrations may move through hospital wards and labs, with the UW system allowing telecasting over WHA-TV to show simple nursing tasks such as bed making and patient washing for future viewing to train student nurses.
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