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TODAY
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fizzles
Senator
Barry
Goldwaters
delegate
lines
held
firm
today
while
Pennsylvania
Governor
William
W
Scrantons
attempt
attempted
�
ed
blitz
for
the
Republican
presidential
nomination
show
showed
�
ed
no
signs
of
catching
fire
Goldwater
strategists
remained
so
confident
of
his
convention
strength
they
made
no
move
to
break
apart
the
Ohio
and
Wls
consion
favorite
son
delega
delegations
�
tions
from
which
they
might
gain
additional
votes
New
president
Mexican
government
candi
candidate
�
date
Gustavo
Diaz
Ordas
53
was
chosen
Sunday
to
become
Mexicos
next
president
in
one
of
the
quietest
elections
in
the
countrys
history
His
lone
op
opponent
�
ponent
was
Jose
Gonzales
Tor
Torres
�
res
44
of
the
Party
of
Na
National
�
tional
Action
which
charged
voting
irregularities
in
a
dozen
states
But
the
federal
electoral
commission
and
high
officials
said
it
was
a
clean
election
and
there
were
no
disturbances
Grenade
hurled
A
Viet
Cong
terrorist
threw
a
grenade
at
the
US
Embassy
in
Saigon
today
but
it
failed
to
explode
The
grenade
was
hidden
in
a
loaf
of
bread
that
the
terrorist
tore
open
before
throwing
thei
grenade
In
his
excitement
he
pulled
the
det
detonating
�
onating
mechanism
from
the
grenade
instead
of
just
the
pin
and
it
did
not
go
off
an
embassy
spokesman
said
18
killed
Eighteen
persons
were
kill
killed
�
ed
and
25
were
injured
when
a
bus
plunged
into
a
ravine
in
the
Pakistani
village
of
Dhapall
200
miles
southwest
of
Rawal
Rawalpindi
�
pindi
it
was
reported
today
The
Pakistan
Times
said
the
bus
ran
out
of
control
due
to
defective
gears
and
brakes
Strike
threat
Robert
McCormack
presi
president
�
dent
of
Local
91
of
the
Inter
International
�
national
Typographical
Union
CLC
said
Sunday
he
expects
an
answer
from
the
unions
In
International
�
ternational
headquarters
before
this
evening
on
the
locals
re
request
�
quest
for
approval
to
take
a
strike
vote
against
Torontos
three
daily
newspapers
He
was
speaking
to
reporters
after
about
750
union
members
voted
to
ask
for
permission
to
take
the
strike
vote
and
for
authority
to
declare
that
the
newspapers
have
created
a
lockout
s
ltuat
ion
Five
members
opposed
the
mo
motion
�
tion
covering
both
requests
In
a
standing
vote
Fair
site
toured
Some
50
members
of
Parlia
Parliament
�
ment
and
senators
including
Trade
Minister
Sharp
Health
Minister
LaMarsh
and
Industry
Minister
Drury
toured
the
is
island
�
land
site
of
the
19G7
Montreal
worlds
fair
Saturday
on
what
fair
officials
intend
as
the
first
of
a
series
of
parliamentary
visits
THIS
UMPIRE
OUT
HIMSELF
SOUTH
BEND
AP
-
The
Indiana
state
prison
Softball
team
lost
a
doubleheader
In
South
Bend
last
night
and
also
lost
its
umpire
The
Inmate
Raymond
Johns
was
nowhere
to
be
seen
after
the
game
A
station
wagon
was
stolen
from
the
ball
park
and
the
police
believe
Johns
was
in
it
A
The
gossip
is
that
Highway
w
io
east
of
Prince
George
which
is
bliown
on
a
num
number
�
ber
of
maps
as
going
past
Purden
Lake
Isnt
going
that
way
at
all
Apparently
the
soil
tests
have
revealed
the
district
is
nothing
but
muskeg
which
means
the
new
road
probably
will
have
to
go
Hansard
way
All
of
this
is
bad
news
for
people
who
were
planning
tour
1st
developments
at
Purden
On
this
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ready
for
fun
in
the
parks
are
these
happy
youngsters
who
are
taking
part
in
the
Supervised
Park
Playground
Program
put
on
by
the
Civic
Properties
and
Rec
Recreation
�
reation
Committee
and
paid
for
by
the
city
Today
is
the
first
day
of
the
two
month
program
and
Mary
Thibaudeau
top
left
and
Jutta
Fricke
playground
supervisors
have
already
got
things
underway
at
Fort
George
Park
Programs
which
include
games
and
handicrafts
for
4
to
12
year
old
boys
and
girls
are
also
being
held
at
Quinson
School
Park
Elks
Park
on
Harper
Kiwanis
Park
on
Alward
and
Ingledew
Park
17th
and
Ingledew
There
is
no
charge
Pete
Miller
photo
Huge
riots
road
slaughter
on
US
national
holiday
NEW
YORK
CP-AP-Riots
by
hundreds
of
youths
and
a
record
death
toll
on
the
high
highways
�
ways
marred
what
otherwise
was
generally
a
safe
and
sane
Fourth
of
July
holiday
weekend
In
the
United
States
Police
used
tear
gas
dogs
and
cattle
prods
to
break
up
riots
at
five
places
across
the
country
About
200
persons
were
arrested
Several
officers
and
rioters
were
Injured
The
Associated
Press
count
of
deaths
on
the
highway
from
6
pm
Thursday
to
midnight
Sun
Sunday
�
day
was
477
There
were
31
deaths
in
boating
accidents
and
117
by
drowning
for
a
total
of
025
The
heavy
traffic
death
toll
Crane
causes
short
blackout
A
crane
moving
pipe
In
the
Central
area
today
struck
a
12000
volt
power
line
caus
causing
�
ing
a
brief
blackout
in
sever
several
�
al
parts
of
Prince
George
No
one
was
injured
when
the
crane
came
in
contact
with
the
high
voltage
circuit
at
Second
Ave
and
Burden
St
Bill
Best
district
manager
of
BC
Hydio
said
the
No
2
feeder
system
was
knocked
out
leaving
most
of
the
Cen
Central
�
tral
area
the
district
near
the
bypass
highway
and
parts
of
the
downtown
area
without
electricity
Tho
blackout
occurred
at
1030
am
and
lasted
10
min
minutes
�
utes
tween
the
IWA
and
NILA
The
discussions
staited
at
2
pm
today
School
kid
on
the
Island
9
Cache
who
couldnt
get
back
to
their
classroom
because
of
the
flooding
Wednesday
afternoon
will
be
able
to
claim
their
books
and
the
other
duds
they
had
to
leave
behind
The
school
will
be
open
from
1pm
to
4
p
in
Heres
hoping
youll
find
all
of
your
things
in
good
shape
The
weekend
roundups
of
drunks
by
city
HCMP
Is
continuing
and
Magistrate
G
O
Stewarts
courtroom
bulged
again
this
morning
A
total
of
10
persons
faced
charges
of
Intoxication
In
a
public
place
Aitliur
McLeod
and
Vincent
Parrel
got
the
only
fctlff
penalties
45
days
each
in
the
pokey
One
man
was
fined
25
two
10
one
1
and
11
others
got
one
hour
in
Jail
compared
to
the
previous
high
of
442
set
during
the
three
day
July
4
Independence
Day
holi
holiday
�
day
in
19C0
The
holiday
riots
occurred
at
Indian
Lake
near
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Newport
RL
Garnet
Kan
West
Yellowstone
Mont
and
Pleasanton
Calif
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Newport
RI
thousands
of
youths
attending
the
Jazz
festival
started
to
whoop
it
up
at
a
beach
party
Beach
house
doors
beach
umbrellas
and
a
lifeguard
stand
were
among
items
tossed
onto
a
huge
bon
bonfire
�
fire
police
said
Some
integration
inroads
now
seen
in
Mississippi
WASHINGTON
CP-AP-The
underlying
bitterness
of
segre
segregationists
�
gationists
broke
out
into
open
violence
once
again
In
sever
several
�
al
southern
states
despite
the
newly
-
passed
federal
civil
rights
law
but
there
were
inroads
made
In
some
spots
particularly
racist
Mississippi
At
Jackson
the
Mississippi
state
capital
leaders
of
the
National
Association
for
the
Ad
Advancement
�
vancement
of
Colored
People
Sunday
registered
without
inci
incident
�
dent
at
two
downtown
hotels
and
a
motel
then
received
services
In
tho
coffeo
shop
of
one
Also
in
Jackson
four
Negro
youths
attended
a
previously
all
white
movie
theatre
while
more
than
a
dozen
Negroes
In
several
cars
were
served
at
a
drive
-
In
for
whites
At
tho
drive
in
all
four
tires
on
one
car
were
slashed
while
its
Negro
passengers
were
inside
But
four
persons
were
wounded
by
gunfire
as
white
persons
and
Negroes
tried
to
integrate
a
swimming
beach
near
Texarkana
Tex
Sunday
Thirty
three
Negroes
were
Jailed
on
charges
ranging
from
inciting
a
riot
to
assault
with
intent
to
murder
Officers
said
80
to
150
Negroes
appeared
on
Lake
Tex
Texarkana
�
arkana
beach
where
about
20
white
persons
were
swimming
Soon
both
sides
were
throwing
rocks
stones
and
cans
A
21-year-old
white
man
Lee
Ed
Edward
�
ward
Johnson
was
shot
in
the
leg
and
an
unidentified
white
man
flrecl
a
shotgun
Into
the
group
of
Negroes
wounding
three
About
200
Negroes
went
swimming
on
the
other
side
of
the
lake
without
incident
A
shot
fired
in
the
dark
darkness
�
ness
as
a
Negro
mass
meet
meeting
�
ing
bioke
up
in
Selma
Ala
Sunday
night
set
off
a
melee
in
which
officers
used
tear
gas
and
nightsticks
Several
of
officers
�
ficers
were
injured
as
tho
Negroes
pelted
them
with
rocks
and
botlles
There
wero
no
ar
arrests
�
rests
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
JULY
6
1964
A
34-year-old
city
woman
has
become
Prince
Georges
first
traffic
fatality
of
1964
Mrs
Mary
Hlllyard
1S87
Eleventh
Ave
was
killed
at
415
am
Sunday
She
was
struck
by
a
car
which
police
say
was
driven
by
Steve
Buba
20
of
Cotton
Cottonwood
�
wood
Island
as
she
crossed
Victoria
St
near
her
home
He
husband
has
been
noti
notified
�
fied
and
Is
returning
to
Prince
George
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Mrs
Hlllyard
had
rented
the
home
on
Eleventh
Ave
recently
Job
r
One
neighbor
said
she
be
believed
�
lieved
the
Hlllyards
had
five
young
children
three
girls
and
two
boys
Mrs
Hlllyard
had
worked
In
several
rest
restaurants
�
aurants
In
town
but
her
em
employer
�
ployer
was
not
known
RCMP
are
still
Investi
Investigating
�
gating
the
accident
No
charges
have
been
laid
and
an
Inquest
has
beenordered
At
least
53
persons
died
accidently
across
Canada
during
the
weekend
with
On
Ontario
�
tario
and
Quebec
counting
the
bulk
of
them
A
survey
by
The
Canadian
Press
from
6
pm
Friday
to
Phone
LOgan
4
2441
say
midnight
Sunday
local
times
showed
that
39
persons
died
in
traffic
accidents
nine
were
drowned
and
five
died
In
a
variety
of
other
acci
accidents
�
dents
Ontario
led
with
22
deaths
15
on
the
roads
five
in
drownings
and
two
by
suffo
suffocation
�
cation
Quebec
had
18
fatalities
with
16
persons
dying
In
traf
traffic
�
fic
accidents
one
lnadrown
lng
accident
and
one
struck
by
lightning
Manitoba
had
two
deaths
In
traffic
and
two
drownings
Three
persons
died
on
Bri
H
s
CARLING
BLACK
LABEL
BEER
Thla
idvrtlimjnt
ll
not
publlthad
or
diiplayod
b
tha
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tha
Government
of
Brltlah
Columbia
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llftST
tish
Columbia
highways
and
two
on
NewBrunswlck
roads
In
Alberta
there
was
one
drowning
and
one
highway
death
Saskatchewans
sole
acci
accidental
�
dental
death
was
In
the
crash
of
a
single
engine
airplane
near
Prince
Albert
and
in
Nova
Scotia
one
person
died
In
a
fall
from
a
bridge
Newfoundland
and
Prince
Edward
Island
were
the
only
provinces
without
a
fatality
during
the
weekend
The
survey
does
not
In
Include
�
clude
known
suicides
slay-
lngs
or
Industrial
deaths
3CI1
as
building
booming
DE
BEATLED
CHOP
CHOP
TAIPEI
Formosa
AP
Pollce
broke
Into
a
house
In
Taipei
early
Sunday
and
found
four
teen
agers
with
beatle
hairdos
entertaining
a
swarm
of
fans
The
four
Chinese
Beatles
were
even
noisier
than
the
British
Beatles
said
a
po
policeman
�
liceman
The
quartet
was
taken
to
the
police
station
and
their
parents
summoned
The
parents
made
onov
request
and
police
cheerfully
com
compiled
�
piled
They
shaved
the
youths
heads
Plan
charge
in
hit
run
Police
said
today
charges
will
be
laid
in
connection
with
a
hit-and-nin
accident
on
the
Cariboo
Highway
south
of
Prince
George
more
than
a
week
ago
Alice
Rose
Mindel
about
50
was
struck
by
a
car
June
27
when
she
was
walking
along
the
highway
about
seven
miles
south
of
the
city
She
suffered
a
fractured
pel
pelvis
�
vis
shock
and
bruises
Police
recovered
a
car
near
the
scene
Meanwhile
four
persons
in
injured
�
jured
in
a
collision
at
Fifth
Ave
and
Central
St
remain
in
hospital
They
are
progres
progressing
�
sing
favorably
said
a
hos
hospital
�
pital
spokesman
Injured
were
R
J
Johnson
of
Kamloops
driver
of
a
truck
and
Nick
Tanner
Hans
Van
derhorst
and
Marlene
Wood
all
occupants
of
a
car
SHOWERS
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Low
50
The
highest
total
of
new
jobs
in
the
history
of
Prince
George
was
recorded
during
June
The
building
boom
created
893
job
placements
through
the
National
Employment
Service
NES
Manager
Hugh
Waller
to
today
�
day
said
the
June
total
is
the
highest
number
of
regular
jobs
in
history
and
was
only
exceed
exceeded
�
ed
by
forest
fire
fighting
place
placements
�
ments
in
1957
when
500of
1175
placements
were
to
fire
lines
A
major
factor
In
the
June
placements
was
the
Prince
George
Pulp
Mill
project
where
500
men
are
now
working
The
number
of
new
jobs
is
Just
staying
ahead
of
the
influx
Tension
felt
at
meeting
LONDON
CP
Off
stage
rumblings
from
Ghana
and
Southern
Rhodesia
created
a
distracting
atmosphere
today
as
Commonwealth
prime
minis
ministers
�
ters
assembled
for
their
13th
and
biggest
family
conference
An
official
statement
by
President
Nkrumah
Issued
during
the
weekend
termed
the
situation
in
Rhodesia
criti
critical
�
cal
and
explosive
At
the
same
time
it
was
disclosed
that
the
president
will
be
coming
to
the
conference
possible
seallngthe
doom
of
strenous
British
efforts
to
play
down
the
Rhodes
Ian
issue
The
Ghanaian
foreign
minis
ministry
�
try
issued
a
document
calling
for
urgent
British
action
to
give
Negroes
in
Southern
Rhodesia
equal
voting
rights
with
white
settlers
The
seven
African
states
at
attending
�
tending
the
week
-long
meeting
starting
Wednesday
In
Marlbor
Marlborough
�
ough
House
were
reported
pressing
for
a
Commonwealth
statement
on
South
Africas
apartheid
policies
Still
another
report
was
that
the
two
Southern
Rhodeslan
black
nationalist
iiovements
planned
what
one
commentator
called
a
major
lobbying
opera
operation
�
tion
during
the
conference
The
report
said
African
rep
representatives
�
resentatives
planned
a
direct
approach
to
Prime
Ministers
Pearson
of
Canada
Mcnzles
of
Australia
and
Holyoakc
of
New
Zealand
They
have
served
notice
on
Britain
they
will
press
for
an
end
to
white
rule
in
tho
self
governing
Britisl
colony
of
new
workers
to
the
area
Even
with
893
reductions
In
the
unemployment
ranks
the
total
Is
500
more
than
at
the
cor
corresponding
�
responding
time
last
year
A
present
1881
persons
are
registered
for
work
at
the
NES
Only
the
unskilled
workers
cant
find
jobs
said
Mr
Wal
Waller
�
ler
There
Is
a
severe
shortage
of
all
skilled
types
of
workers
the
country
is
crying
for
tradesmen
Unemployment
will
probably
be
alleviated
within
two
weeks
as
the
logging
industry
gets
back
into
swing
Some
300
to
400
loggers
and
millworkers
have
been
delayed
by
wet
weath
weather
�
er
The
Influx
of
unemployed
per
persons
�
sons
from
all
parts
of
Canada
is
continuing
said
Mr
Waller
More
people
are
coming
In
every
day
no
one
can
tell
how
many
A
good
Indicator
is
a
trail
trailer
�
er
court
on
the
Hart
Highway
Last
year
at
this
time
there
were
six
or
seven
trailers
on
It
Today
there
are
more
than
60
he
said
Tshombe
to
gain
power
LEOPOLDVILLE
Heuters
President
Joseph
Kasavubu
to
today
�
day
asked
Molse
Tshombe
for
former
�
mer
president
ofKatango
to
try
to
form
a
transitional
Congo
Congolese
�
lese
government
Tshombe
said
Sunday
that
if
requested
to
form
a
govern
government
�
ment
he
could
deliver
a
cabinet
list
within
24
hours
My
government
will
be
a
hard
working
one
Tshombe
said
today
Tshombe
returned
to
The
Congo
from
self
exile
In
Europe
10
days
ago
and
has
been
hold
holding
�
ing
folks
with
Kasavubu
and
other
Congolese
leaders
against
a
background
of
political
recon
reconciliation
�
ciliation
moves
here
The
government
of
Premeir
Cyrille
Adoula
handed
in
its
resignation
last
week
when
its
regular
tenure
ran
out
Kasa
Kasavubu
�
vubu
asked
Adoula
to
stay
in
office
until
a
transitional
gov
government
�
ernment
is
formed
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showed
up
at
a
ball
in
London
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what
could
be
called
a
near
-topless
dress
Only
a
judicial
pin
on
the
plung
plunging
�
ing
neckline
kept
the
Princess
out
of
the
fashion
forefront
The
ball
was
set
in
an
18th
Century
motif
AP
photo
MEDIC
BACK
TO
McBRIDE
Dr
John
Smart
returned
to
his
practice
at
McBride
today
after
his
annual
vaca
vacation
�
tion
The
absence
of
the
doctor
almost
brought
the
opera
operation
�
tion
of
McBride
hospital
to
a
standstill
Patients
had
to
be
taken
to
either
PrlnceGeorge
or
Jasper
for
emergency
hospital
care
The
nearest
doctor
was
at
Valemount
60
miles
east
of
McBride
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the
past
week
Dr
A
S
Pirquet
of
Prince
George
has
woiked
at
Mc
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fire
fireworks
�
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and
mountain
bonfires
lighting
up
tho
sky
50000
wildly
cheering
Negroes
celebrated
tho
biith
of
Malawi
eaily
today
At
midnight
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former
British
protectorate
of
Ny
as
aland
becamo
Malawi
Af
Africas
�
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37th
Independent
state
after
73
years
of
colonial
rule
Dr
Hastings
Baitdapr
lino
minister
of
the
Infant
na
nation
�
tion
prpsided
at
ceremonies
as
tho
Malawi
flag
of
black
green
and
red
horizontal
stripes
replaced
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Union
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husband
of
Queen
Elizabeth
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Governor
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Glyn
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at
theCentral
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ceremonies
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tribal
dancing
and
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parades
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now
becomes
governor
-
general
of
Malawi
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rep
representative
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resentative
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tho
18th
mem
member
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of
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British
Common
Commonwealth
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ceremonies
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on
Dlantyro
tho
main
town
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this
mountainous
south
central
African
state
of
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whites
and
12000
Asians
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a
moment
of
silence
at
midnight
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voices
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tho
stadium
roared
ufulu
independence
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tho
country
bonfltes
blazed
on
proml
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peaks
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patty
of
whites
and
Negioes
climbed
10000
foot
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Malanje
tho
coun
countrys
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trys
highest
peak
to
plant
the
now
flag
and
light
the
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laigest
bonfire
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a
physi
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who
attended
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medical
school
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ceremonies
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end
of
a
six
year
struggle
to
win
Independence
for
his
people
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he
said
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wanted
noth
nothing
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but
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with
tho
foimer
governing
iwwer
llanda
who
will
head
his
countrys
delegation
to
the
Commonwealth
prime
minis
lers
conference
In
London
this
week
paid
ti
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to
for
former
�
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colonial
secretary
Iain
Macleod
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smash
the
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