Continent Mired in Africa’s Independence Aftermath
Ghana marked ten years of independence on March 6 1957 as Africa’s post colonial era widened. Across the continent nations fight coups endure debt and seek aid while leaders like Kwame Nkrumah and Julius Nyerere reflect on a troubled yet evolving path toward true self rule.
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Ghana
Sahara
Liberia
Harold Macmillan
Kwame Nkrumah
Africa
Julius Nyerere
Organization of African Unity
Kyerere
Nkrumah
Conakry
Guinea
Nigeria
Congo
Belgium
Col
A. A. Afrifa
Dauda K. Jawara
Gambia
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Soviet Union
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J. William Fulbright
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
U.S
Moravia
John F. Kennedy Memorial
Walkersville High Holds Annual Science Fair
The Walkersville High School Science Fair showcased junior and senior divisions in physical and biological science. Winners included Gary Clayton for Mutual Inductance and Linda Gaspar for Are You a Smoker in the senior physical and biological groups, with honors going to several others. All winners advance to the Regional Science Fair at Thomas Johnson High School from March 30 to April 1, 1967.
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Walkersville High School
James Johnson
Fort Detrick
Paul Hummer
Thomas Johnson High School
Ivan Shanholtz
Frederick High School
Edmard Yurkovich, Jr
South Frederick Elementary
Linda Gaspar
Yvonne Young
Hyday
Debbie
Plunkett
Sandra Wachter
Rose Rice
Zoellen Geisbert
Cynthia Gearhart
Wendy Hearn
Sharon Hooper
Debbie Smith
Cheryl Gaspar
Annette Bourland
Stephen Lawrence
Mike Angleberger
Robert Hawes
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