Sikkim King Seeks End of Isolation and Modern Ties
In Gangtok Sikkim King Palden Thondup Namgyal urges engagement with the world, seeking India treaty revisions to allow Sikkim stamps coins and UN membership. Despite 1950 treaty limits the state relies on India for defense while exploring growth in forestry paper pulp copper mining and power. He tours villages with Queen Hope Cooke to explain plans and hear grievances.
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Gangtok
Sikkim
Himalayas
India
International Postal Union
United Nations
Palden Thondup Namgyal
Chogyal
Tibet
Bogyal
Hope Cooke
New York City
Scotland
the Hillbillies
Queen Hope
Horse and buggy era firms dot 1872 city commerce
The article lists saddle and harness makers, tanneries, and livery stables in 1872 including Keyes & Macourt Dor othy Clark Hub & Spoke, Farley & Roach, G Handward, Phillip Kadel, Geo Kramer, Peter Miller, Musselman, Willis Richmond, Rufus St John, and B Daugherty. Wolfe & McClung and Prairie City Livery S table operators run horse and carriage services. It notes steam and gasoline buggies had not yet appeared, then adds a note on Canada and US GDP figures from 1960 to 1966.
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Keyes & Macourt
First
Poplar Streets
Farley & Roach
Main
G. Handward
South Second
Phillip Kadel
Geo. Kramer
Peter Miller
South Fourth
Musselman
Willis H. Richmond
Peter Ryan
Rufus St. John
B. Daugherty
Walnut and
Water
Wolfe & McClung
Beauchamp
North Third
Cherry
Prairie City
A. B. Fouts
W. R. Hunter
A. J. Thompson
Fouts
Second Street
Opera
Eighth
Thompson
Ohio
Walnut
Beauchamp & Pugh
Eclipse
E. W. Chadwick & Co
Fourth
Griffith & Gist
Terre Haute
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Dorothy Clark
Canada
United States
Dad
Schultz
Ban Enn
Spain
Bardon of
Hollywood
Southland
Sam Snead
Blue Ridge
Woods