Drought Fosters Blood Feuds Among Uganda Karamojong
In Karamoja Uganda a long drought has driven cattle raids as men seek cows to pay for brides. The violence pits Karamojong clans against neighbors in Kenya and Sudan, drawing in security forces. Officials blame legacy of colonial rule while urging social reform and nonviolent status.
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Michael Goldsmith
Kampala
Uganda
Karamoja
Milton Obote
Eremnalnny
Kenya
Sudan
Karamojong
Basil Bataringaya
Deliber
Ately
S. K. E. Okurut
30 Blind Adults In State to Get Special Training
Thirty of New Mexico's blind adults with additional handicaps will receive training to improve orientation in darkness. Financed by a federal grant, the program runs June 5 to July 28 at the State School for the Visually Handicapped in Alamogordo. The course, sponsored by the Department of Public Welfare, focuses on language and communication, Braille, manual skills, homemaking, social adjustment, and mobility for adults 18 and older.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
State School For the
Alamogordo
New Mexico Department of Public Welfare
Harold Bruce
Car theft report sparks citywide search ends without explosives
AP says Robert Shuster reported his car stolen with a trunk loaded with enough explosive material to blow up blocks. Police launched a citywide search and later found the car with no explosives. Shuster then left.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Shuster
Shuster
Saunderson Promoted to Airman Second Class in USAF
Robert C. Saunderson son of Mr and Mrs C I Saunderson of Artesia has been promoted to airman second class in the U S Air Force. He serves as an administrative specialist at Charleston AFB and is a member of the Military Airlift Command which provides global air lift for the nation’s military forces. A 1963 Kilgore High School graduate he attended Kilgore Junior College.
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S. C
Robert C. Saunderson
C. I. Saunderson
N. 15Th St
Artesia
U. S. Air Force
Saunderson
Carleston Afb
Military Airlift Command
Kilgore (Tex.) High School
Kilgore Junior College
Nasser Antics and the Uncertain Path of Egypt
Washington report details Gamal Abdel Nasser’s rise from a 34 year old major to Egypt’s leader, his mixed reforms after a bloodless coup, and his bold moves on the Suez Canal. It notes his diplomacy with the United States, the Soviet Union, and China, his push for the Aswan Dam, and mounting Arab world skepticism as UN peacekeepers withdraw on his say. The piece questions whether his actions are impulsive or calculated as the region faces renewed tension with Israel.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Middle East
Farouk
Mohammed Naguib
Naguib
Aswan
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Suez Canal
Egypt
Coxey
United Nations
Israel
Security Council
Air Force promotes sergeant from California to technical sergeant
John ny C. Box of Arte sia California has been promoted to technical sergeant at Andrews AFB Maryland. He serves as aircraft instrument technician with the Headquarters Command supporting Air Force Headquarters in the Pentagon and units in the Washington area. Box is a Riverside High School graduate and is married to Anna Madron of Roswell New Mexico.
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Andrews Afb
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Air Force Headquarters
Pentagon
Washington, D. C
the Sergeant
Riverside (Calif.) High School
Anna
Lee Madron
Rt. 1
Roswell
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