Dacca Poet Nazrul Islam Dies at 77 in Hospital
Kazi Nazrul Islam, famed rebel poet whose 3000 plus poems spurred Muslim uprising against British rule, died in a Dacca hospital Sunday at age 77.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1976
Page
3
Kazi Nazrul Islam, famed rebel poet whose 3000 plus poems spurred Muslim uprising against British rule, died in a Dacca hospital Sunday at age 77.
Carter says three televised debates are nearly set with sessions of 75 minutes each starting in the third week of September. Ford aide Ron Nessen counters there is no agreement and talks remain secret. Carter criticizes the Fed chair’s independence while pledging stronger presidential control over economic policy.
On August 29 to 30 1776 General Washington conducts a six hour night evacuation of 10 000 American troops plus artillery horses from Long Island to Manhattan. The retreat occurs under dense fog with no American casualties. Captain George Collier aboard H M S Rainbow notes British alarm at the escape and anticipated protraction of the war.
The House Ethics Committee plans to begin Sept. 16 hearings on Rep Wayne Hays amid his lawyer claiming he is too despondent to defend himself. A psychiatrist report and possible panel review could affect whether proceedings proceed. Speaker Carl Albert noted Hays appeared very despondent, with the lawyer saying the client cannot help defend himself.
The editorial likens generic drug copies to Russian roulette, arguing many lack quality control and could harm patients. It cites Anacin tampering, contrasts with large R&D teams at Eli Lilly and Hoffmann La Roche, and urges readers to choose brand name medications over cheap copies.
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