Pakistani Student At UofA Praises Pakistan as Bulwark Against Communism
Masood Ahmad Bhalli, a graduate student from Pakistan at the University of Arizona, spoke to Tucson Rotary Club about Pakistan’s free elections next year under a new constitution. He described Pakistan as an agrarian nation of 90 million, with 85 percent in farming and 75 percent of income from agriculture.
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Rotary Club
Masood Ahmad Bhalli
Pakistan
University of Arizona
Rotary Fellowship Foundation
Tucson
United States
Bhalli
Bhaili
Housing Bias Charged By Student
EAST LANSING Mich A spokesman for the Michigan State University chapter of the NAACP says he personally found discrimination in off campus housing at MSU. Ernest G Green campus NAACP public relations director said landlords should be honest about racism and post signs after he was refused three times at housing listed as approved.
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Michigan State University
National Association For the Advancement of Correct People
NAACP
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Green
Central High School
Little Rock
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Murphy Named New Hampshire Attorney General to Fill Bridges Seat
Governor Wesley Powell chose Maurice J. Murphy Jr. to succeed the late U S Senator Styles Bridges. Murphy, 34, will serve until the 1962 election and was praised for his adherence to Bridges' political beliefs. Mrs Bridges and others weighed the governor's options, while a telegram from Senator Margaret Smith urged Mrs Bridges as the best qualified successor.
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N.H
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Maurice J. Murphy Jr
Portsmouth
U.S
Styles Bridges
H. Murphy
Bridges
Dooris
Powell
Murphy
U.S. Senate
Senate
Margaret
Smith
Maine
Tree Cutters Warned That It Won’t Be Easy
Tucson residents planning to cut their own Christmas trees in the Graham Mountains face tough roads as snow covers routes. Forest Service warns of limited commercial stock but offers individual trees at 1 dollar for under six feet and 10 cents per extra foot. Boughs cones and mistletoe remain for sale. Trees available next Saturday and Sunday and December 16-17.
Africa Sees Us As Land Of Cowboys Millionaires
An African school teacher from Southern Rhodesia and 14 other women educators tour the United States. They criticize American cinema and TV for skewed views of Africa while praising U.S. schools for their structure and resources. Mrs. Mutswaio notes Africans admire Americans yet seek genuine insight into Africa from the visitors.
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Washington
United States
Victoria Mutswaio
Rhosia
Mutswairo
Americ
Mutswako
Mutswaio
The
National Education Assa
Man Booked Suspected As Receiver
Jose Adelio Sanchez, 33, of 322 West Wood Street, was booked on suspicion of receiving stolen property after officers spotted a portable radio hidden under his coat at the Legal Tender Bar on West Congress Street. The radio valued at 55 dollars had been taken from Mitchell's Furniture Co on New York Avenue. Police say Sanchez previously served two prison terms for grand theft in California. He also has a local conviction for petty theft.
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Curtis Hemme
Sanchez
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Congress St
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Conareas
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