Inside the Portuguese Africa jungle war the unseen battle
A UPI report outlines Portugal's long guerrilla war in Angola Mozambique and Portuguese Guinea. It notes the hidden struggle against African nationalist fighters, the vast colonial provinces, and the limited news from the front as Christmas nears.
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Portuguese Africa
United States
London
UPI
Vietnam
Mozambique
Africa
Angola
Portuguese Guinea
Portugal
Europe
See Crop Prices Going Up in 67
Purdue agricultural economists forecast higher prices for Indiana farmers in 1967 with hogs and cattle up 2 to 4 dollars per hundredweight, corn about 10 cents per bushel rise in the next two to three months, soybeans likely weaker by midsummer, and Indiana Grade A milk up 75 cents to 1 dollar per hundredweight in early 1967.
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Lafayette, Ind
Purdue University Agricultural
Indiana
Portugal’s Africa policy faces African push for independence
The piece argues Portugal treats its African lands as integral parts of the nation with a multi racial ideal that hides white domination. It cites Mozambique rebel leader Dr Eduardo Mondlane, American educated, coordinating from Dar Es Salaam as headquarters for African movements.
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Portugal
South Africa
Rhodesia
Eduardo Mondlane
Northwestern University
Syracuse University
East Africa
Dar Es Salaam
Protest in London Demonstration Against Vietnam War
About 400 youths marched peacefully through central London from Speakers Corner in Hyde Park to the U S Embassy in Grosvenor Square. They handed a protest letter to the embassy duty officer.
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London
Hyde Park
U. S
Grosvenor Square
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