Russia uses colonies in empire for resource flow
NOR A BELOFF reports from Moscow on how the Soviet Union runs its vast empire. Economically the periphery supplies raw materials and markets to enrich the heartland, with cotton from Uzbekistan and electricity from the south subsidizing industrial growth. The piece critiques democratic centralism and the Moscow dictated prices, noting shortages in consumer goods and state control over peasant farms, and considers the virgin lands program as a potential path to higher agricultural production and eventual parity with the United States.
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Learned Hand Dies at 89 One of Nation's Top Jurists
New York obituary notes Judge Learned Hand, 89, long senior judge on the U S Court of Appeals Second Circuit, hailed for intellectual depth and a moderating spirit. Born 1873 in Albany, Hand declined the Supreme Court seat, shaping landmark rulings on communism, Prohibition era issues, and freedom of expression, while influencing national policy and earning praise from peers. Survived by wife Frances Fincke and three daughters, with a private funeral and burial planned.
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Laos Leaders Mull Coalition as Souvanna Emerges Leader
In Vientiane and abroad, odds shrink that neutral Prince Souvanna Phouma will head a three faction coalition to restore Laos peace. Talks in Phnom Penh between Boun Oum and Souphanouyong weigh who should lead, while Souphanouyong fears a staged power grab by communists. Citizens favor Souvanna. officials debate whether he would dominate or be a figurehead in a Provisional government.
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Ulysses
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Princ Soupnanouyong
Pathe Lao
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Pathet Law
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Arma Zurich
Aly
Kenyatta
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African Democratichich
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Kenya African National Union
Proper insurance for yachts and pleasure craft
Guidance on choosing appropriate insurance coverage for yachts and outboard motorboats. Encourages readers to obtain suitable policies to avoid underinsurance and navigate safely around potential risks and hazards.
Train collision east of Winnipeg kills man and six children
A speeding Canadian National Express plowed into a 1958 sedan 12 miles east of Winnipeg, killing Antoine Walleyn, 31, of St Boniface, and his six children. The report cites a tragic level crossing wreck amid sparse details.
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An Old Hand In Kenya
Colin Legum argues that Jomo Kenyatta will dominate East African politics as Kenya negotiates self rule. He notes disagreements between KANU and KADU over independence timing, land policy, and leadership roles, with Kenyatta guiding from behind the scenes toward a peaceful path to independence.
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