Chou En-lai Visit Triggers Kenyan Rebuff and Debate
Kenyan Finance Minister Gichuru denounced Chou En-lai in Parliament calling his revolution talk offensive and urged Nairobi to challenge Red Chinese influence. The Kenyan stance followed Tanzania host Jules Nyerere and Chou's extended stay in Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar, with no invitation to Kenya or Uganda.
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Kenya
Chou En-lai
Tanzania
Jomo Kenyatta
Chou
James Gichuru
Dar Es Salaam
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Zanzibar
Cuba
Gichuru
Africa
China
Jules Nyerere
Nyerere
Uganda
Bankers Charged With Monstrous Special Interest
The New Mexico Bankers Association faced charges of pursuing a monstrous special interest and ignoring state welfare. James D. Glatt led the Citizens Committee for Statewide Branch Banking in Las Cruces, criticizing the bankers for opposing statewide branch banking to protect their own position. He argued the move would finance New Mexico’s development and warned bankers would back it in five years.
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New Mexico Bankers Association
James D. Glatt
Deming
Citizens Committee
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Glatt
Memorial scholarship drive at NMSU for killed Game and Fish employee
About 700 has been collected to fund a memorial scholarship at New Mexico State University for Cle Grady a State Game and Fish Department employee killed in a plane crash five years ago. State Game Director Ladd Gordon says the fund aims to produce enough interest for a 200 annual scholarship for wildlife management majors.
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Santa FE
New Mexico State University
Ccle Gray
State Game and Fish Department
Ladd Gordon
Elkdogger Uses Rodeo Methods In Tagging Elks
Walter Snyder explains elkdogging from a helicopter to tag elk for a migration study in New Mexico. Assistants Gates Vickrey and Berghofer helped test methods after traps failed and drugs were shelved. The process avoids traps and drugs and costs less per animal.
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Walter Snyder
New Mexico Game and Fish Department
Snyder
New Mexico
Department
Gerald Gates
Allen Vickrey
Carl Berghofer
San Antonio
Tres Piedras
Ancient glass origins debated between Egypt and Syria
Researchers explore early glass fabrication with vessels found in Egypt and Syria. Evidence suggests both regions produced glass thousands of years ago, fueling ongoing debate over which culture first mastered the material.
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Syria
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