Tax Celebration in New Guinea and Cargo Cult Fears
The article discusses New Guinea tribes celebrating tax collection with cash and goods, while Cargo Cult leaders claim ownership of ships and cargoes from ancestors. It contrasts colonial administration, language shifts, and European attitudes with indigenes’ perspectives, noting education levels and potential for conflict amid transition to native governance.
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New Guinea
Usufuk
Western Highlands
New Gaoinea
Congo
Australia
South Seas
Port Moresby
Japanese Ruler Plans Shakeup Cabinet Reshuffle
Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato aims to reshuffle the cabinet with new faces in key posts. The Liberal Democratic Party leader won a new two year term and prepared a cabinet for Emperor Hirohito, amid internal party criticism and broad support.
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Tokyopi
Eisaku Sato
Liberal Democratic Party
Hirohito
Sato
Bay Bridge Bolts Loose and Cost to Tighten
San Francisco officials say bolts on the Bay Bridge loosen about an eighth of a turn in 30 years since erection. The toll division announced a $153,300 contract to tighten 6,888 bolts, a process described as expensive and reducing daily crossings by as much as 26 percent in the first half of 1967.
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San Francisco
UPI) —Son Company
San Leandro
Francisco
Oakland Bay
D. W. Nichol
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Ther
Donald Cleland
Australian New Guinea
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Solid State
Sera
Bitty
Lakewood Center
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Taylor & Son
Oregon Ave
Long Beach
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