Senegal's Leftist Premier Thrown Out After Assembly Vote
In Dakar the Nations Assembly voted to abolish the office of premier and strip parliamentary immunity from leader Dia, while Senghor and Catholic allies supported a transition of power. Police moved to seize the assembly as deputies gathered at the president’s home, four ministers were arrested, and emergency powers were invoked as Dia and his cabinet faced removal. The political crisis follows Senegal’s 1960 independence from France.
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Graham Thanks God for No War in Christmas Pentagon Service
Evangelist Billy Graham, at a pre Christmas Pentagon service, said God prevented war over Cuba. He credited harmonious leaders and American diplomacy while urging prayer for unity among all races. He expressed belief that God intervened to avert conflict.
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Oil proration reform and Ladakh war update
The Texas Railroad Commission adopted a new oil allowable formula increasing daily output by about six percent to 271,498 barrels. Separately, Indian troops dig in along the ceasefire line in Ladakh amid snowbound passes and cautious moves toward possible future Chinese attacks, with senior officers predicting years to secure the region.
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UT Student Editors Resign Over Editorial Policy Dispute
The Daily Foxan editors including Larry Lee Port Worth managing editor avid Hellen Austin Lant Hayien Freeman Sut Antonio amusements editor Lyone McDonald Gon Adtonio science editor and five others quit amid policy differences with Texas Student Publications board. The board met late yesterday and urged the executive committee to study the matter further and report back.
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Monks Hunt Lost Plane Near Bernard Pass
A single-engine plane with a flying instructor vanished near Bernard Pass Switzerland at dawn while monks from a famed monastery were scouting the area. Rescue efforts were mounted as weather and terrain hindered searchers. Local authorities urged patience as crews comb the slopes for any sign of the aircraft and its occupants.
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Tighter TV Control Eyed In Britain
London reports the British government proposing stronger control over the nation's commercial television network to raise program quality and curb abuses. A white panel presented to Parliament outlines a forthcoming experimental pay television service to launch in a limited area.
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