Old Pattern In Southern Africa Being Ripped Up
The piece surveys rapid political changes across Southern Africa as colonial rule wanes. It notes Congo independence on June 30, rising unrest in Angola Mozambique and Nyasaland, and shifts in South Africa's apartheid era amid calls for reform and national self determination. It highlights leaders such as Albert Luthuli and rising African politicians as regional power dynamics shift under global scrutiny.
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Africa
Johannesburg
South Africa
Angola
Mozambique
Rhodesias
Nyasaland
Belgian Congo
African National Congress
Albert Luthuli
Antoine Lopes
Soviet Union
Railroads and State Plan Crossing Protection Meeting
Ohio state and railroad officials will meet on May 10 to decide where railroad crossing protection devices should be placed. The state highway department lists unprotected crossings by priority and will use 50 second priority sites for new warning signs costing about 105 dollars each.
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Columbus
Ohio
Highway Department
Public Utilities Commission
Mienatt
Miller Rips Into DiSalle Cuyahoga Chief Seeks Unified Primary
Cleveland AP Ray Miller Sr. says the May 3 primary is not ordinary and vows the county party’s honor and integrity are at stake. He notes it’s historic that Cuyahoga County names delegates and questions governor’s right to deny this. He instructs ward leaders to bar non endorsed candidates from meetings unless they belong to the ward club.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Ray T. Miller
Miller
Ward
Time stands still as family waits for Douglas Church
In Suquamish Washington an eight year old boy Douglas Church remains unresponsive after a bicycle accident seven months ago. His parents Donald and wife and two other sons Ross and Steven keep vigil daily feeding him and hoping for a word or sign. The house is filled with prayers and memories as the world outside awakens.
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Bremerton
Wash
Suquamish
Douglas
Church
Donald Church
Aloha
Ross
Steven
Newspapers Named Best Medium for Food Advertising
A U.S. Department of Agriculture report says newspapers are the best medium for advertising food and for marketing information on food.
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U. S. Agriculture Department
How the Civil Rights Bill Lets a Negro Vote
The piece outlines a Senate bill process for registering Black voters where officials block registration. It details steps from complaint to court ordered referees, review by federal judges, and eventual qualification of voters, with potential penalties for obstructing voting. It notes mixed reactions among civil rights advocates.
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Washington
Justice Department
U.S. Attorney General
US. District Court
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Zambique
Tanganyika
Tom Mboya
Railroads
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Miller Rips
DiSalle
Marge
Drake
Drakes Beauty Shoppe
Douglas Church
Wiuuu McAt As
N. Main
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Little Girls & Boys
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Middletown Shopping Plaza
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