Chinese Malays Fight For 4th Day In Singapore
In Singapore Chinese and Malays clash for a fourth day raising deaths to 19. Police and troops restore order after morning curfew breaks and mass arrests total over 1,400. Casualty figures vary, with official 197 and unofficial near 400. Lee Kuan Yew urged calm.
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Foreign Reaction to U S Election Campaign Seen Greatest Since WWII
AP dispatch analyzes how European press and Soviet leader Khrushchev criticize the Barry Goldwater nomination and Republican platform. It notes diplomatic norms against foreign interference, cites past incidents with British and Soviet figures, and examines Khrushchev’s aims in timing his attacks during the campaign.
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Riots Strain Malaysia as Leaders Cite External Blame
A Singaporean Chinese leader blamed Malay extremists for riots and warned of danger to the Malaysian Federation. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman charged Indonesia with fomenting unrest while seeking U.S. support, possibly cutting his Washington visit short. Indonesia’s state radio blamed imperialism and colonialism for the clashes.
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Johnson administration’s approach to Communist states
The text explains that the Johnson administration aims to differentiate among Communist countries by their willingness to reach practical U S agreements. It cites the limited nuclear test ban treaty with the Soviet Union signed last summer as a key example of this policy.
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United States
Kennedy Johnson
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Peary Final Triumph at North Pole in 1909
Admiral Robert E. Peary completed six earlier attempts before finally reaching the North Pole on April 6 1909, marking a historic Arctic achievement.
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Otterbein student earns tuition by horseshoe casting
Frank D Imperio of Westerville Ohio earned money for college by showing horseshoes after morning classes at Otterbein College. He studied psychology and planned a career in social work after his father bought a farm in New Jersey where he learned the craft.
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Young D'Imperio
Otterbein College
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Ancient vina shape as seven string harp to tar type
The ancient instrument e vina originated as a seven string harp and later evolved into a tar type. It remains in use in India today.
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