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Editorial on East Pakistan tragedy and world response
The piece condemns West Pakistan's suppression of East Pakistan Bangla Desh, urging urgent worldwide relief for six million Bengali refugees in India. It cites Angier Biddle Duke and the IRC, warns of Sino Soviet risk, and attacks apathy while calling for funded employment programs for refugees.
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Revision ruled for Atomic commission
Washington decision could affect nuclear plant construction nationwide as the Court of Appeals orders the Atomic Energy Commission to fully revise its environmental impact procedures. Judge J Skelly Wright criticized the Calvert Cliffs project approval and urged possible halting of construction pending new rules. The ruling may enable further action against other nuclear facilities.
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Numairi return called setback for communism
BEIRUT AP reports that Sudan’s Jaafer Numairi’s return to power is a blow to Arab communism and a setback for the Soviet Union. The coup and counter-coup spurred a crackdown against the Sudanese Communist party, with arrests, summary trials, and death sentences for coup leaders amid regional tensions and reshaped alliances.
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Quick Quiz Q and A From The Seenewoper Enterprise Assn
A trivia piece lists answers to common questions. Democritus as the laughing philosopher, ironwood as a variable name, casting pearls before swine from Matthew, oak trees bearing inconspicuous flowers, and giraffes seeing almost all directions without turning their heads.
Today in History highlights key events on July 26
On this date in 1953 Fidel Castro began a revolt in Cuba attacking an army barracks at Santiago. Other notes include 1759 French abandoned Fort Ticonderoga, 1775 Congress established the Post Office, 1847 Liberia declared a republic, and 1944 German V2 bombs hit England for the first time.
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Kennedy seeks 3.5 billion defense boost in 1961 push
A compiled glance shows President Kennedy asking Congress for 3.5 billion dollars in new defense funds to strengthen U.S. military readiness amid Cold War tensions over Berlin, while other 20th century notes include a court decorum decision in Wisconsin and various regional events.
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Public hearing set on 3.9 million Rock-Green campus bond
The Blackhawk Tech District board approved the bond issue and architect hiring for a Rock-Green County vocational campus to serve Beloit and Janesville areas. Hearings are set August 2 in Janesville and August 3 in Monroe about the 3.9 million bond. site selection is delayed to September with plans for occupancy by 1974 and full project completion by 1972.
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