United Maghreb concept gains traction in North Africa
The idea of a united Maghreb linking Tunisia Algeria and Morocco gains new momentum after Algeria’s independence. Moroccan leaders, led by King Hassan I, hosted a Rabat unity conference with Tunisia and Algeria amid tensions over Ben Bella Algeria Tunisia plots and Sahara disputes. Tindouf's strategic oasis sits near huge Gara Diebilet iron ore deposits two billion tons confirmed by surveys.
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Dr W C Romwell elected Oklahoma podiatry head 1963
Personal news notes Dr W C Bill Romwell returned from Norman after attending a seminar. He was elected president of the Oklahoma Podiatry Association for 1963.
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Bill) Romwell
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Kennedy re examines U S foreign policy amid world ailments
The AP analysis likens Kennedy’s rethink to a doctor treating varied ailments from nationalism to poverty. It surveys Europe under De Gaulle, Russia and China’s nationalism, Japan’s cohesion, India’s growing nationalism, and Africa Latin America poverty, warning that unchecked wealth gaps could fuel communism.
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Dynamite Shed Blast Injures Four Near Pittsburg Kansas
Four people were injured when stored dynamite in a shed at a strip coal mine exploded during a grass fire nine miles south of Pittsburg. Two cars and two trucks were destroyed, with fire spreading along U.S. 69. Injured: Morris Wilkinson, his wife Marie, son William, and Oklahoma City motorist John Crane.
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John Crane
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U S Assistant Secretary Williams Begins Congo Visit
G Mennen Williams, the U S assistant secretary of state for African affairs, started a four day trip to the Congo. It is his fourth visit since independence in 1961 and he arrived from Nigeria on Wednesday night en route to other African nations.
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128-Foot Tower Falls at Fort Sill Indian School
A 111 ton 128 foot steel water tower toppled Wednesday at Fort Sill Indian School. It was cut loose from its foundation and fell with a northwest wind, cleared a gym and hospital area, and will be scrapped after draining 50 000 gallon tank.
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Carpenter Construction Co
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ODKINE Weight Loss Pill Promises Money Back
An advertisement touts ODRINEXN or similar pill as a fat reducing aid with a money back guarantee. It warns against laxatives or fad foods and claims appetite control and satisfaction with a full refund if not successful.
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