Mao sees East Africa as land of opportunity
East Africa appears as the strategic focus for Chinese economic and political penetration. Survey funds exceed 5 million with plans for a 1100 mile Tan Zam railroad from Lusaka to Dar es Salaam. Kaunda backs the plan while Peking presses for an immediate build amid competing Portuguese routes and regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao
East Africa
Rembert James
Copley News Service
Cairo
Zambia
Tanzania
Mao Tsetung
Peking
Russia
Aswan
Egypt
World Bank
Lusaka
Dar 85 Salaam
Indian Ocean
Kenneth Kaunda
Chingola
Angola
Congo
Alantic
Africa
Tan-Zam
West Africa
Ghana
Republic of
Mali
Five area residents enroll at New Castle Business College
Five area residents have been accepted as students at New Castle Business College for the fall quarter. Robert Capezio of 1102 Agnew Sr. graduates from New Castle High in 1969 and will major in business administration. Irene Diane Darwin of 2234 Martha St. is also a 1969 New Castle High graduate and will study executive secretarial training. Richard John Doran of 2303 Pulaski Rd. is a 1969 Neshannock High graduate aiming for business administration. Hamilton Lee Farrar of 407 Miller Ave. is a 1969 Union High School graduate planning computer programming. Barbara Kerr of 835 Franklin Ave. is a 1969 New Castle High graduate-to major in an unspecified program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Business College
Robert Capezio
Anthony Capezio
Agnew Sr
New Castle High School
Capezio
Irene Diane Darwin
Robert G Darwin
Martha St
Richard John Doran
John L. Doran
Pulaski Rd
Neshannock
Doran
NCBC
Hamilton Lee Farrar
Hamilton Farrar
Miller Ave
Union High School
Barbara Kerr
Oliver Kerr
Franklin Ave
Miss Kerr
Wilmington Livestock Prices Show Mixed Gains Across Classes
Slaughter steers and cows rose up to 50 cents, heifers also firm to higher. Specifics include Choice slaughter steers 23.00-34.50, heifers 32.20 for Individual Choice and 27.50-29.20 for Standard to Good. Cows 24.00-26.75, cutters 22.00-24.10, bulls 30.20. Feeder heifers 24.75-32.00. Calves and hogs listed with varied ranges. sheep and lambs show uneven gains in the spring slaughter market.
Local Marines end active training at Camp Lejeune
Local Marines from New Castle's Service Company Headquarters Battalion 4th Marine Division wrap two weeks of training at Camp Lejeune. The unit practised administrative duties, photography and film work, vehicle upkeep, night driving in rough terrain, and field use of M60 and M1 rifles before returning home Saturday evening via Youngstown airport to the Reserve Center in New Castle.
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New Castle
Ares
4Th Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
Reserve Center
Marine Corps
Youngstown
Reserve
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Atlantic
Katanga
Portuguese
Nobdody
Kaunda
Equator
Middle East
Aden
Arabian Peninsula
Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Rhodesia
Northern
Southern
South Africa
Mozambique
Red Guards
Arthur Wina
Kwame Nkrumah
Nkrumah
Modibo Keita
France
Seydou Badian Kouyate
China
Yemen
South Yemen
British
Aden Protectorate
Hodeida
Sanaa
Qahtan al Shaabi
National Liberation Front
Mukalla
Dhofar Liberation Front
Oman
Muscat
Persian Gulf
Communist
le WA
Mao Tse-tung
Wilmington Livestock
Vvanter's
London
London Fog
The
Castle Stationery Co
Washington St.e
Treasure Island
Yardley
Max FacTor
Ann
Golden Woods Promesse Hypnotique Primitif
Young America
Revlon
Max Factor Tried & True
Westgate Plaza
Westside
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