Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1961-12-02
J. A. Beauchamp

Goldberg Proposes
Employment Plan
With Fire Points
Secretary 
of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg
proposed a five-plank program toward 
full employment.
He said full employment can be
achieved end rejected the view that
a high percentage of joblessness is
a byproduct of a big economy.
Seaking at the White House Regional 
Conference here, the Secretary 
offered this program for a
drive toward full employment.
A higher rate of economic growth
Production could be stepped up and
idle plant and manpower put to
work. Plant capacity must be
modernized and enlarged. Trade
policies must be liberalized to open
larger markets abroad. Business and
labor could work harder to be more
productive and efficient.
Adequate protection for unemployed 
workers. This calls for "a permanent 
unemployment, insurance
system that does not have to be
bolstered up with every ill wind of
recession."
Federal aid to employment. The
Manpower Development and Training 
Act and its companion measure,
the Youth Employment Opportunities 
Act, "should be enacted as
promptly as possible." These measures 
are needed to provide training 
and skill development, for the
long term unemployed and the
1 million young people who are
"both out of school and out of
work."
Tax credits far business. ConKress 
should give "early consideration" 
to proposals to provide tax
incentives to help businessmen
modernize their plants and expand
their markets.
Free trade. "There are some who
believe that opening the trade doors
of this Nation would permit millions 
of jobs to escape overseas.I
believe that opening the trade doors
dustries already provide more jobs
for Americans than import industries. 
But more important, there
are markets developing abroad, like
the Common Marta in Europe, that
have the effect of creating an economic 
United States of trade among
these nations . . . Unless the
American businessman gets a share
of markets like that our unemployment 
problem will grow — not
decline."
Accompanying the five plants to
achieve maximum employment are
others to increase individual watfare, 
including medical care for the
aged and Federal aid to education.
Mr. Goldberg aid the Nation is
tering a period of greatly expanded 
economic life.

Nigerian Progress
Argued By Groups
The wagon rattling toward Lagos at
breakneck speed bore the red painted slogan "waste no time."
That is just what the opposition and the militant youth charge
Nigeria has done in her first year of independence.
The government and most dipplomats 
here believe — on the contray 
— that fee biggest acheivement 
has been surviving the first
year peacefully, stably and intact
As one diplomat pat it, "A federation 
is the most difficult form at
government of all."
Some of the vocal opposition to
Prime Minister Sir Abubakar Tafowa 
Balewa's policy of quiet diplomacy 
and careful development
has been disenchanted by the arrest
of opposition leaders in Ghana up
the coast.
But its general criticism is Nigeria 
needs a more "dynamic" foreign 
policy to make its voice heard
abroad as loudly as that of much
smaller Ghana. The critic want
more "neutralism", less friendship
for the west, more for the east.
"Fundamentally, the problem is
that they did not have to fight for
their independence," one British
observer here said. "They want
something more flambouyant, something 
less dull."
The leader of the opposition,
Chief Abafemi Awolowo recently
charged the government with being 
a "faithful and pusillanimous
train-bearer for Britain and her
NATO Allies."
But his strongest wards were for
"corruption" at home."
"The most outstanding feature of
the past year is the dangerous decline 
in moral values among the entire 
populace of Nigeria," Awolowa
said. ". . . There is now a mad
rush into politics as a career; simply 
because many leading politicians 
have tangibly demonstrated that
politics in this country provides
a sure avenue for living without
work — for indulging in barefaced
plunder of public funds without
detection;"
Balowa, whose own honesty is
above question, retorted angrily
that such vague charges were "irresponsible." 
He demanded diplomats 
agree that Awolo touched a
nerve. They say that corruption —
although hard to prove — is here.
It has always ben here to some
extent as it has been in other countries. 
But they believe it has increased 
since independence because
the chances have been greater and
the administration is showing down
with the departure of British civil
servants.
Scientists begin yearly trek to
Antarctica.

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OMEGA SWEETHEART —
Miss Sylvia Walker, Wilson, N.C., a junior
in biology at A. and T. College, is crowned sweetheart of the Mu
Psi Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Participating in the
crowning ceremonies are H. H. Bouleware, Columbia S.C., attorney 
and district representative for the Fraternity, and Rex Fortune, 
Jr., New Bern, N.C., basileus of the chapter.

Western Nigeria To Accelerate
Economic Development By 1967
Western Nigeria expects to spend $672million 
on development by 1967, the Western Nigeria Information
and Industrial Development Office announced here Monday.
The current: 1960-65 Five - Year
Development Plan for Western Nigeria, 
one of the three regions that
comprise the Federation of Nigeria
will be extended and expanded to
cover a seven - year period to 1967

to enable effective co-ordination
with the Federal Nigerian five-year
development plan being launched
next year and with other regional
economic plans. At the same time
the Western Nigerian Government
is boosting its expenditure on regional 
development to speed its drive
to raise the standard of living of
the people.
The Western Nigerian Government 
would itself find between $448
million and $504 million of the development, 
funds from its own resources: 
The balance of $168 million 
to $224, million will be obtained 
through external financial assistance 
in the form of loans or investments 
in the Region.
Western Nigeria was the first
government in the Federation of
Nigeria to introduce a development
plan. The western Nigerian Government 
some $294 million on
its first development plan covering
the period 1955-60. The full sum
was derived from local resources.
The first plan concentrated on
the establishment of basic social
and public services, ranging from
tree universal primary education to
free medical services for parsons
under the age of 18, and laid the
groundwork for an intensive drive
to revolutionize agriculture, and
boost industrialization in the Region. 

Late in 1959 a second five - year
plan, covering the years 1960-65,
was announced, this time aimed at
building on the basic achievements
of the first plan and concentrating
en developing a full - scale peaceful 
agricultural and industrial revolution. 

This plan opened up new opportunities 
in the private sector of the
economy in a deliberate move to
thus augment government developencourage 
foreign investment and
ment efforts. Scows of new industries 
with foreign capital and technical 
know - tow have been
launched in Western Nigeria in
partnership with Government agencies 
or indigenous entrepeneurs
since the plan came into effect.
In view of the Nigerian Federal
government and other regional
governments adopting economic development 
programs on the Western 
Nigerian pattern, the Western
Nigerian government is revising its
current plan so that planning periods 
are uniform throughout the
Federation.
Because of the extended planning
period for Western Nigeria, however, 
the Government is allocating
fresh funds and expanding its development 
program on more ambitious 
lines. While average anual development 
expenditure during the
period 1955-60 amounted to some
$58.8 million, under the 1960 - 67
plan average annual development
expenditure will reach over $95.2
million.

INTENSIVE DRIVE
Western Nigeria expects to spend $672million 
on development by 1967, the Western Nigeria Information
and Industrial Development Office announced here Monday.
The current: 1960-65 Five - Year
Development Plan for Western Nigeria, 
one of the three regions that
comprise the Federation of Nigeria
will be extended and expanded to
cover a seven - year period to 1967

to enable effective co-ordination
with the Federal Nigerian five-year
development plan being launched
next year and with other regional
economic plans. At the same time
the Western Nigerian Government
is boosting its expenditure on regional 
development to speed its drive
to raise the standard of living of
the people.
The Western Nigerian Government 
would itself find between $448
million and $504 million of the development, 
funds from its own resources: 
The balance of $168 million 
to $224, million will be obtained 
through external financial assistance 
in the form of loans or investments 
in the Region.
Western Nigeria was the first
government in the Federation of
Nigeria to introduce a development
plan. The western Nigerian Government 
some $294 million on
its first development plan covering
the period 1955-60. The full sum
was derived from local resources.
The first plan concentrated on
the establishment of basic social
and public services, ranging from
tree universal primary education to
free medical services for parsons
under the age of 18, and laid the
groundwork for an intensive drive
to revolutionize agriculture, and
boost industrialization in the Region. 

Late in 1959 a second five - year
plan, covering the years 1960-65,
was announced, this time aimed at
building on the basic achievements
of the first plan and concentrating
en developing a full - scale peaceful 
agricultural and industrial revolution. 

This plan opened up new opportunities 
in the private sector of the
economy in a deliberate move to
thus augment government developencourage 
foreign investment and
ment efforts. Scows of new industries 
with foreign capital and technical 
know - tow have been
launched in Western Nigeria in
partnership with Government agencies 
or indigenous entrepeneurs
since the plan came into effect.
In view of the Nigerian Federal
government and other regional
governments adopting economic development 
programs on the Western 
Nigerian pattern, the Western
Nigerian government is revising its
current plan so that planning periods 
are uniform throughout the
Federation.
Because of the extended planning
period for Western Nigeria, however, 
the Government is allocating
fresh funds and expanding its development 
program on more ambitious 
lines. While average anual development 
expenditure during the
period 1955-60 amounted to some
$58.8 million, under the 1960 - 67
plan average annual development
expenditure will reach over $95.2
million.

Michaux Flock Fasts
For Christian Unity
Some 700 followere of Elder Lightfast 
Solomon Michaux observed
Thanksgiving Day with a "prayer
crusade" for Christian unity on
the Washington Mounment grounds.
The group also participated in
fasting and picketed several Catholic 
and Protestant churches.

MAIDS — WORK IN FRIENDLY
METROPOLITAN N. Y.


Desegregation Plan
Submitted By Prince
Edward County Board
Instead of a plan for desegregation, as
required by Federal District Court Judge Oren R. Lewis, the
Prince Edward County school board has submitted a statistical
analysis of the county's school-age population and a report on
parents' willingness to send their children to desegregated public 
schools.
Submission of the so - called plan
was followed the next day, Nov. 16,
by an order of Judge Lewis affrming 
his memorandum opinion of
Aug. 23, and continuing his jurisdiction 
over the issue as to whether
flip public schools may be closed to
avoid desegregation until after the
final decision of the Supreme court
of Appeals of Virginia on the suit
filed in that court to compel the
county board to reopen the public
schools, closed since 1959.
The judge also ruled that his
restraining order of Aug. 23 banning 
local and state funds for "private" 
schools shall remain in effect
until 20 days after the Virginia Supreme 
Court rules on the constitutionality 
of school closing to circumvent 
a federal court desegregation 
order. At that time, he said,
the order "shall stand dissolved except 
upon further order of this
Court."
The Prince Edward County school
board report of Nov? 15 confesses
the incompetency of the board
members "to attempt to project
their minds to a factual situation

beyond which these questionnaires
should exist in the county."
According to the board's survey,
the parents of 1,096 Negro children
and only 13 white youngsters would
agree to have their children attend
desegregated schools. Questionnaires 
were sent to the parents of
1,168 Negro children and 1,229
white children.
The board "supposed that any
plan filed by a school board and
approved by the court is a plan
of some permanence and that all
concerned have some reason to
place reasonable reliance thereon."
Further, the board asked permission 
to consider the matter on the
basis of these things which now
appear to be facts and to make a
report to the court concerning what
now appears to be the best manner
to open public schools in the county, 
if funds are made available for
their operation, for those children
whose parents have indicated that
they will attend public schools, if
they are opened."
Followign a hearing on the NA
ACP suit to compel the reopening
of the schools of Prince Edward
County, Judge Lewis, last Aug. 23,
issued an order requiring the board
to submit a desegregation plan.
Previously, in April. 1960, the court
had directed the Prime Edward
County school board to "make plains
for the admission of pupils in the
elementary schools of the county
without regard to race or color and
to receive and consider applications
to this end at the earliest practical
day."
At, the hearing lost summer,
Collins Denny, Jr., counsel for the
board, said the 1960 order had not
been compiled with because the
schools were closed and no funds
were available for their operation.
The county's public schools have
been closed sisce 1959 when the
county board of supervisors refused
to appropriate funds for public
school rather than operate them
on a desegregated basis.
Meanwhile, a system of "private"
schools, aided by county and state
funds, was opened for white children. 
No schools were available for
Negro children.
Representing the Negro parents
and children in argument before
Judge Lewis' court last summer
were NAACP General Counsel Robert 
L. Carter of New York and S.
W. Tucker of Richmond and Emporia, 
attorney for the Virginia
State NAACP.

INCOMPETENCY CONFESSED
Instead of a plan for desegregation, as
required by Federal District Court Judge Oren R. Lewis, the
Prince Edward County school board has submitted a statistical
analysis of the county's school-age population and a report on
parents' willingness to send their children to desegregated public 
schools.
Submission of the so - called plan
was followed the next day, Nov. 16,
by an order of Judge Lewis affrming 
his memorandum opinion of
Aug. 23, and continuing his jurisdiction 
over the issue as to whether
flip public schools may be closed to
avoid desegregation until after the
final decision of the Supreme court
of Appeals of Virginia on the suit
filed in that court to compel the
county board to reopen the public
schools, closed since 1959.
The judge also ruled that his
restraining order of Aug. 23 banning 
local and state funds for "private" 
schools shall remain in effect
until 20 days after the Virginia Supreme 
Court rules on the constitutionality 
of school closing to circumvent 
a federal court desegregation 
order. At that time, he said,
the order "shall stand dissolved except 
upon further order of this
Court."
The Prince Edward County school
board report of Nov? 15 confesses
the incompetency of the board
members "to attempt to project
their minds to a factual situation

beyond which these questionnaires
should exist in the county."
According to the board's survey,
the parents of 1,096 Negro children
and only 13 white youngsters would
agree to have their children attend
desegregated schools. Questionnaires 
were sent to the parents of
1,168 Negro children and 1,229
white children.
The board "supposed that any
plan filed by a school board and
approved by the court is a plan
of some permanence and that all
concerned have some reason to
place reasonable reliance thereon."
Further, the board asked permission 
to consider the matter on the
basis of these things which now
appear to be facts and to make a
report to the court concerning what
now appears to be the best manner
to open public schools in the county, 
if funds are made available for
their operation, for those children
whose parents have indicated that
they will attend public schools, if
they are opened."
Followign a hearing on the NA
ACP suit to compel the reopening
of the schools of Prince Edward
County, Judge Lewis, last Aug. 23,
issued an order requiring the board
to submit a desegregation plan.
Previously, in April. 1960, the court
had directed the Prime Edward
County school board to "make plains
for the admission of pupils in the
elementary schools of the county
without regard to race or color and
to receive and consider applications
to this end at the earliest practical
day."
At, the hearing lost summer,
Collins Denny, Jr., counsel for the
board, said the 1960 order had not
been compiled with because the
schools were closed and no funds
were available for their operation.
The county's public schools have
been closed sisce 1959 when the
county board of supervisors refused
to appropriate funds for public
school rather than operate them
on a desegregated basis.
Meanwhile, a system of "private"
schools, aided by county and state
funds, was opened for white children. 
No schools were available for
Negro children.
Representing the Negro parents
and children in argument before
Judge Lewis' court last summer
were NAACP General Counsel Robert 
L. Carter of New York and S.
W. Tucker of Richmond and Emporia, 
attorney for the Virginia
State NAACP.

Fire Department
Segregation Angers
Calif Mayor
Despite orders
from Mayor Yorty last August to
end all forms of segregation in the
Los Angeles Fire Department racial
problems continue, and according
to Chief William Miller, "if there
has been any changes it has been
for the worse."
A spokesman for Yorty said his
orders still stand, and that all practises 
of segregation and discriminetion 
mast be stopped.
As a result of the order to integrate 
general mess (mealtime), a
lot of the messes were broken up.
Arnett Hartsfield, Negro attorney
on the integration case, said that
before the new order there were
no integrated eating facilities. After
toe order, 30 shifts brake up their
previously all-white mess time rather 
than integrate.
Chief Miller said that he believes
the men will resume their common 
mess soon.
Hartsfield said that all but five
of the 64 Negro firemen have contributed 
financially to support the
anti-segregation case.

Fort Valley Holds
National Teacher
Exams February 10
Prospective teachers in this area
will have an opportunity to take the
National Teacher Examinations on
February 10, 1962 according to Dr.
Thelma T. Murray, professor of education 
at the Part Valley State
College, who will supervise the administration 
of the tests.
Application blanks and bulletins
of information describing registration 
procedures and containing representative 
test questions may be
obtained from Dr. Murray or directly 
from the National Teacher
Examination, Educational Testing
Service, Princeton, N. J. Applications 
mustt be mailed so as to be received 
at the Princeton office not
later than January 12, 1962, Dr.
Murray said. The scores may also
be useful to examinees who are interested 
in discovering their own
strengths and weaknesses with respect 
to such teacher qualifications
as are measured by the tests, she
added.
At the one-day testing session a
candidate may take the Common.
Examinations which include tests in
Professional Information, General
Culture, English Expression, and
Nonverbal Reasoning. In addition.
each candidate may take one or
two optional Examinations which
are designed to demonstrate mastery 
of subject matter in the fields
in which the candidate is prepared.


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Iowan Named To
Organize Youth
Employment Unit
Secretary 
of Libor Arthur J. Goldberg
announced the appointment of
Homer J. Freeman, of Des Moines,
Iowa, b organize the newly created 
Division of Youth Employment
in the labor Deportment's Bureau
of Employment Security.
Since 1952, Mr. Freeman has been
a professional staff member of the
Bureau's Kansas City, Mo., regional
office. Previously he was employed
by Iowa and the Federal Government 
in various administrative
capacities relating to job counseling 
and placement.
"Mr. Freeman has tad 23 years
of experience in State and regional
office employment security. He
brings to his new job a high degree
of professional competence and success," 
Secretary Goldberg said.
Mr. Freeman was born in Givin,
Iowa, in 1907. He graduated from
Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa, with
the degree of A. B. in 1929, and
from the University of Iowa in 1934
with a Ph. D. degree.

Praises Group For
Housing Diplomats
A
volunteer committee of Washington
real estate men was commended
Wednesday by the State Department
for opening up suitable housing
for African diplomats.
Pedro A. Sanjuan assistant U. S.
Chief of Protocol, who did the
praising, said, however, that five
diplomats still lack adequate housing. 


INDIAN DANCES BRIGHTEN BIG MEXICAN FES-
TIVAL —
Colorful regional dances of Mexico are
performed before the Shrine of the Virgin of
Guadalupe in Mexico City on December 11 and
12 as part of the fiesta honoring the anniver
sary 
of the Virgin's last appearance-before a
simple Indian in the 16th Century. The festival
attracts tourists as well as people all over Mexico, 
according to Pan American, which links the
Mexican capital to the U.S.A. with let service.

Hunton Named To
Life Member Unit
George K. Hunton, 
executive director ot the catholic 
Interracial Council, has been
named a member of the Life Membership 
Committee or the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People.
A member of the Association's
national Board of Drifting since
1955, Mr. Hunton hits served also
as a member of the Board's committee 
on public relations. He was
instrumental in securing the life
membership of Richard Cardinal
Cushing, Archbishop of the Roman
Catholic Diocese of Boston.
Co-chairmen of the Association's
Life Membership Committee are
Kivie Kaplan, Boston industrialist;
Dr. Benjamin if. Mays, president
Morehouse College in Atlanta: and
Jackie Robinson, New York business 
man and former major league
baseball star.

Williams-Hodges
Engagement Told
MISS VERENA WILLIAMS
ATLANTA, Ga.—(SNS)—
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Williams of
Anderson, S. C., announce the engagement 
of their daughter, Verena
Juliette to Virgil Hail Hodges, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wendell
Hodges of Atlanta, Ga.
The wedding will take place December 
23, 1961 at the Saint Mark
Methodist. Church, Chicago, Ill.
The bride-elects is the granddaughter 
of Mrs. Maude Holland of
Detroit, and the late Mr. Samuel
Holland, and of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew T. Williams of Anderson, 
S. C.
Miss Williams was graduated with
honors from the A. C. T. School of
Pendleton, and she is magna cum
laude graduate from the Data Converter 
School of I. B. M. in Los Angeles. 
She presently is matriculated
at Dillard University, New Orleans,
majoring in Elementary Education
with emphasis upon Social Science.
She is a member of Gamma Gamma 
Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority.
The future bridegroom is the
grandson of the late Mrs. Laura
Franklin Hall and the late Samuel
Joseph Hall, pioneer citizens of Atlanta, 
and of the late Mrs. Amelia
Henderson Hodges and the late Mr.
Ellis Hodges of Walterboro, S. C.
Mr. Hodges is a graduate, of Tilton 
Preparatory School, Tilton, N.
H. He received the Bachelor of Arts
degree (cum laude) from Morris
Brown College and the Master of
Arts degree from New York University. 
He is currently on leave
from Philander Smith College, pursuing 
courses toward Ph. D. degree
in Sociology at N. Y. U. He is a
member of Alpha Kappa Delta Natonal 
Sociology Honor Society, and
of the Iota chapter of the Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity.

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LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pennsylvania 
— (ANP) —
Joseph Dickson 
Esema of Eket, Nigeria, was
one of five outstanding students of
Lincoln University, in Pennsylvania, 
to be elected to "Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges
for 1961-62." Lincoln is the alma
mater of such outstanding African
leaders as president Kwame Nkrumah 
of Ghana and Governor-General 
Nnamdi Azikiwe of the Federation 
of Nigeria.
SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia(ANP) 
—African women in Southern 
Rhodesia are reported to be
launching a campaign under the
slogan "one man, one wife," to
relegate the age —old custom of polygamy 
into obscurity, The probable
emancipation of the African woman 
is seen in the rapid growth of
organizations and institutes along
national lines, whose aims are
pointed toward giving women equal
status with men. The idea is that
the heed for system of polygamous
marriages no longer exists. It is
esconated that in southern Rhodesla 
alone, there are some 21,520 polygamous 
marriages.
ADDIS ABABA — (ANP) —The
Ethiopian government is presently
drafting a law which is aimed at
Attracting foreign capital into the
country. The law will make it possible- 
for private capital to participate 
importantly in the five -year
development plan being undertaken
by the country, both in agriculture
and industry. Presently, there is a
pressing need in Ethiopia's social
and economic planning of investment 
capital.
BULAWAYO, outhern Rhodesia—
(ANP) —Mrs. Lassie Ndondo, a 26year 
-old teacher at the nearby
Hope Fountain Mission is the newest 
star in the literary field in Central 
Africa — all because she has
written and has had accepted for
publication, a book entitled "Qaphela 
Ingane" (Take care of the
Child). Written in the African lan
guage 
Sindabele, it is a story of a
couple of youths who get into trouble. 
The acclaim being given to
Mrs. Ndondo results from the fact
That she is the first African woman
to have written and had accepted
for publication, a hook in central
Africa. Publication of the book will
be made by Southern Rhodesia African 
Literature bureau.
MONROVIA — (ANP) —Efforts
of the Liberian government to provide 
electric power in all its counties 
was further realized recently
when the Cape Mount county
power system, was inaugurated in
Robertsport. The quarter of a million 
dollar plant represents one
fifth of the total being spent to
provide power throughout the counies. 

PORT - OF - SPAIN, Trinidad —
(ANP) —Two islands in the
British West Indies will be holding
general elections on December 4.
They are Trinidad and Barbados.
NAIROBI — (ANP) —Playful
youngster got a little too enthusiastic 
over "Guy Fawkes Day," at
Mount Kenya Safari dub, The
occasion was the celebration of
the British holiday, and actor Bill
Holden's kids fired their sky rockets 
a little too close to the club,
setting it afire. The flames were
extinguished quickly, and now all
is peace and tranquility on the location 
for Tie Lion" film.
HOLLYWOOD — (ANP) —Robert 
(Oscar Wilde) Morley is flying
to India to appear in the forthcoming 
movie, "Nine Hours to Roma." 
The film, being shot on location 
in India, stars Horst Bucholz,
Diane Baker and Valeria Gearson.
Morley will portray an Indian politician 
in the Mark Robson production. 


NIGERIAN IN STUDENTS
"WHO'S WHO"
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pennsylvania 
— (ANP) —
Joseph Dickson 
Esema of Eket, Nigeria, was
one of five outstanding students of
Lincoln University, in Pennsylvania, 
to be elected to "Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges
for 1961-62." Lincoln is the alma
mater of such outstanding African
leaders as president Kwame Nkrumah 
of Ghana and Governor-General 
Nnamdi Azikiwe of the Federation 
of Nigeria.
SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia(ANP) 
—African women in Southern 
Rhodesia are reported to be
launching a campaign under the
slogan "one man, one wife," to
relegate the age —old custom of polygamy 
into obscurity, The probable
emancipation of the African woman 
is seen in the rapid growth of
organizations and institutes along
national lines, whose aims are
pointed toward giving women equal
status with men. The idea is that
the heed for system of polygamous
marriages no longer exists. It is
esconated that in southern Rhodesla 
alone, there are some 21,520 polygamous 
marriages.
ADDIS ABABA — (ANP) —The
Ethiopian government is presently
drafting a law which is aimed at
Attracting foreign capital into the
country. The law will make it possible- 
for private capital to participate 
importantly in the five -year
development plan being undertaken
by the country, both in agriculture
and industry. Presently, there is a
pressing need in Ethiopia's social
and economic planning of investment 
capital.
BULAWAYO, outhern Rhodesia—
(ANP) —Mrs. Lassie Ndondo, a 26year 
-old teacher at the nearby
Hope Fountain Mission is the newest 
star in the literary field in Central 
Africa — all because she has
written and has had accepted for
publication, a book entitled "Qaphela 
Ingane" (Take care of the
Child). Written in the African lan
guage 
Sindabele, it is a story of a
couple of youths who get into trouble. 
The acclaim being given to
Mrs. Ndondo results from the fact
That she is the first African woman
to have written and had accepted
for publication, a hook in central
Africa. Publication of the book will
be made by Southern Rhodesia African 
Literature bureau.
MONROVIA — (ANP) —Efforts
of the Liberian government to provide 
electric power in all its counties 
was further realized recently
when the Cape Mount county
power system, was inaugurated in
Robertsport. The quarter of a million 
dollar plant represents one
fifth of the total being spent to
provide power throughout the counies. 

PORT - OF - SPAIN, Trinidad —
(ANP) —Two islands in the
British West Indies will be holding
general elections on December 4.
They are Trinidad and Barbados.
NAIROBI — (ANP) —Playful
youngster got a little too enthusiastic 
over "Guy Fawkes Day," at
Mount Kenya Safari dub, The
occasion was the celebration of
the British holiday, and actor Bill
Holden's kids fired their sky rockets 
a little too close to the club,
setting it afire. The flames were
extinguished quickly, and now all
is peace and tranquility on the location 
for Tie Lion" film.
HOLLYWOOD — (ANP) —Robert 
(Oscar Wilde) Morley is flying
to India to appear in the forthcoming 
movie, "Nine Hours to Roma." 
The film, being shot on location 
in India, stars Horst Bucholz,
Diane Baker and Valeria Gearson.
Morley will portray an Indian politician 
in the Mark Robson production. 


EMANCIPATION OF WOMEN??
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pennsylvania 
— (ANP) —
Joseph Dickson 
Esema of Eket, Nigeria, was
one of five outstanding students of
Lincoln University, in Pennsylvania, 
to be elected to "Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges
for 1961-62." Lincoln is the alma
mater of such outstanding African
leaders as president Kwame Nkrumah 
of Ghana and Governor-General 
Nnamdi Azikiwe of the Federation 
of Nigeria.
SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia(ANP) 
—African women in Southern 
Rhodesia are reported to be
launching a campaign under the
slogan "one man, one wife," to
relegate the age —old custom of polygamy 
into obscurity, The probable
emancipation of the African woman 
is seen in the rapid growth of
organizations and institutes along
national lines, whose aims are
pointed toward giving women equal
status with men. The idea is that
the heed for system of polygamous
marriages no longer exists. It is
esconated that in southern Rhodesla 
alone, there are some 21,520 polygamous 
marriages.
ADDIS ABABA — (ANP) —The
Ethiopian government is presently
drafting a law which is aimed at
Attracting foreign capital into the
country. The law will make it possible- 
for private capital to participate 
importantly in the five -year
development plan being undertaken
by the country, both in agriculture
and industry. Presently, there is a
pressing need in Ethiopia's social
and economic planning of investment 
capital.
BULAWAYO, outhern Rhodesia—
(ANP) —Mrs. Lassie Ndondo, a 26year 
-old teacher at the nearby
Hope Fountain Mission is the newest 
star in the literary field in Central 
Africa — all because she has
written and has had accepted for
publication, a book entitled "Qaphela 
Ingane" (Take care of the
Child). Written in the African lan
guage 
Sindabele, it is a story of a
couple of youths who get into trouble. 
The acclaim being given to
Mrs. Ndondo results from the fact
That she is the first African woman
to have written and had accepted
for publication, a hook in central
Africa. Publication of the book will
be made by Southern Rhodesia African 
Literature bureau.
MONROVIA — (ANP) —Efforts
of the Liberian government to provide 
electric power in all its counties 
was further realized recently
when the Cape Mount county
power system, was inaugurated in
Robertsport. The quarter of a million 
dollar plant represents one
fifth of the total being spent to
provide power throughout the counies. 

PORT - OF - SPAIN, Trinidad —
(ANP) —Two islands in the
British West Indies will be holding
general elections on December 4.
They are Trinidad and Barbados.
NAIROBI — (ANP) —Playful
youngster got a little too enthusiastic 
over "Guy Fawkes Day," at
Mount Kenya Safari dub, The
occasion was the celebration of
the British holiday, and actor Bill
Holden's kids fired their sky rockets 
a little too close to the club,
setting it afire. The flames were
extinguished quickly, and now all
is peace and tranquility on the location 
for Tie Lion" film.
HOLLYWOOD — (ANP) —Robert 
(Oscar Wilde) Morley is flying
to India to appear in the forthcoming 
movie, "Nine Hours to Roma." 
The film, being shot on location 
in India, stars Horst Bucholz,
Diane Baker and Valeria Gearson.
Morley will portray an Indian politician 
in the Mark Robson production. 


WOOING FOREIGN CAPITAL
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pennsylvania 
— (ANP) —
Joseph Dickson 
Esema of Eket, Nigeria, was
one of five outstanding students of
Lincoln University, in Pennsylvania, 
to be elected to "Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges
for 1961-62." Lincoln is the alma
mater of such outstanding African
leaders as president Kwame Nkrumah 
of Ghana and Governor-General 
Nnamdi Azikiwe of the Federation 
of Nigeria.
SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia(ANP) 
—African women in Southern 
Rhodesia are reported to be
launching a campaign under the
slogan "one man, one wife," to
relegate the age —old custom of polygamy 
into obscurity, The probable
emancipation of the African woman 
is seen in the rapid growth of
organizations and institutes along
national lines, whose aims are
pointed toward giving women equal
status with men. The idea is that
the heed for system of polygamous
marriages no longer exists. It is
esconated that in southern Rhodesla 
alone, there are some 21,520 polygamous 
marriages.
ADDIS ABABA — (ANP) —The
Ethiopian government is presently
drafting a law which is aimed at
Attracting foreign capital into the
country. The law will make it possible- 
for private capital to participate 
importantly in the five -year
development plan being undertaken
by the country, both in agriculture
and industry. Presently, there is a
pressing need in Ethiopia's social
and economic planning of investment 
capital.
BULAWAYO, outhern Rhodesia—
(ANP) —Mrs. Lassie Ndondo, a 26year 
-old teacher at the nearby
Hope Fountain Mission is the newest 
star in the literary field in Central 
Africa — all because she has
written and has had accepted for
publication, a book entitled "Qaphela 
Ingane" (Take care of the
Child). Written in the African lan
guage 
Sindabele, it is a story of a
couple of youths who get into trouble. 
The acclaim being given to
Mrs. Ndondo results from the fact
That she is the first African woman
to have written and had accepted
for publication, a hook in central
Africa. Publication of the book will
be made by Southern Rhodesia African 
Literature bureau.
MONROVIA — (ANP) —Efforts
of the Liberian government to provide 
electric power in all its counties 
was further realized recently
when the Cape Mount county
power system, was inaugurated in
Robertsport. The quarter of a million 
dollar plant represents one
fifth of the total being spent to
provide power throughout the counies. 

PORT - OF - SPAIN, Trinidad —
(ANP) —Two islands in the
British West Indies will be holding
general elections on December 4.
They are Trinidad and Barbados.
NAIROBI — (ANP) —Playful
youngster got a little too enthusiastic 
over "Guy Fawkes Day," at
Mount Kenya Safari dub, The
occasion was the celebration of
the British holiday, and actor Bill
Holden's kids fired their sky rockets 
a little too close to the club,
setting it afire. The flames were
extinguished quickly, and now all
is peace and tranquility on the location 
for Tie Lion" film.
HOLLYWOOD — (ANP) —Robert 
(Oscar Wilde) Morley is flying
to India to appear in the forthcoming 
movie, "Nine Hours to Roma." 
The film, being shot on location 
in India, stars Horst Bucholz,
Diane Baker and Valeria Gearson.
Morley will portray an Indian politician 
in the Mark Robson production. 


NEW AUTHOR WINS PRIZE
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pennsylvania 
— (ANP) —
Joseph Dickson 
Esema of Eket, Nigeria, was
one of five outstanding students of
Lincoln University, in Pennsylvania, 
to be elected to "Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges
for 1961-62." Lincoln is the alma
mater of such outstanding African
leaders as president Kwame Nkrumah 
of Ghana and Governor-General 
Nnamdi Azikiwe of the Federation 
of Nigeria.
SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia(ANP) 
—African women in Southern 
Rhodesia are reported to be
launching a campaign under the
slogan "one man, one wife," to
relegate the age —old custom of polygamy 
into obscurity, The probable
emancipation of the African woman 
is seen in the rapid growth of
organizations and institutes along
national lines, whose aims are
pointed toward giving women equal
status with men. The idea is that
the heed for system of polygamous
marriages no longer exists. It is
esconated that in southern Rhodesla 
alone, there are some 21,520 polygamous 
marriages.
ADDIS ABABA — (ANP) —The
Ethiopian government is presently
drafting a law which is aimed at
Attracting foreign capital into the
country. The law will make it possible- 
for private capital to participate 
importantly in the five -year
development plan being undertaken
by the country, both in agriculture
and industry. Presently, there is a
pressing need in Ethiopia's social
and economic planning of investment 
capital.
BULAWAYO, outhern Rhodesia—
(ANP) —Mrs. Lassie Ndondo, a 26year 
-old teacher at the nearby
Hope Fountain Mission is the newest 
star in the literary field in Central 
Africa — all because she has
written and has had accepted for
publication, a book entitled "Qaphela 
Ingane" (Take care of the
Child). Written in the African lan
guage 
Sindabele, it is a story of a
couple of youths who get into trouble. 
The acclaim being given to
Mrs. Ndondo results from the fact
That she is the first African woman
to have written and had accepted
for publication, a hook in central
Africa. Publication of the book will
be made by Southern Rhodesia African 
Literature bureau.
MONROVIA — (ANP) —Efforts
of the Liberian government to provide 
electric power in all its counties 
was further realized recently
when the Cape Mount county
power system, was inaugurated in
Robertsport. The quarter of a million 
dollar plant represents one
fifth of the total being spent to
provide power throughout the counies. 

PORT - OF - SPAIN, Trinidad —
(ANP) —Two islands in the
British West Indies will be holding
general elections on December 4.
They are Trinidad and Barbados.
NAIROBI — (ANP) —Playful
youngster got a little too enthusiastic 
over "Guy Fawkes Day," at
Mount Kenya Safari dub, The
occasion was the celebration of
the British holiday, and actor Bill
Holden's kids fired their sky rockets 
a little too close to the club,
setting it afire. The flames were
extinguished quickly, and now all
is peace and tranquility on the location 
for Tie Lion" film.
HOLLYWOOD — (ANP) —Robert 
(Oscar Wilde) Morley is flying
to India to appear in the forthcoming 
movie, "Nine Hours to Roma." 
The film, being shot on location 
in India, stars Horst Bucholz,
Diane Baker and Valeria Gearson.
Morley will portray an Indian politician 
in the Mark Robson production. 


LIBERIA'S ELECTRIFICATION
PROGRAM
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pennsylvania 
— (ANP) —
Joseph Dickson 
Esema of Eket, Nigeria, was
one of five outstanding students of
Lincoln University, in Pennsylvania, 
to be elected to "Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges
for 1961-62." Lincoln is the alma
mater of such outstanding African
leaders as president Kwame Nkrumah 
of Ghana and Governor-General 
Nnamdi Azikiwe of the Federation 
of Nigeria.
SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia(ANP) 
—African women in Southern 
Rhodesia are reported to be
launching a campaign under the
slogan "one man, one wife," to
relegate the age —old custom of polygamy 
into obscurity, The probable
emancipation of the African woman 
is seen in the rapid growth of
organizations and institutes along
national lines, whose aims are
pointed toward giving women equal
status with men. The idea is that
the heed for system of polygamous
marriages no longer exists. It is
esconated that in southern Rhodesla 
alone, there are some 21,520 polygamous 
marriages.
ADDIS ABABA — (ANP) —The
Ethiopian government is presently
drafting a law which is aimed at
Attracting foreign capital into the
country. The law will make it possible- 
for private capital to participate 
importantly in the five -year
development plan being undertaken
by the country, both in agriculture
and industry. Presently, there is a
pressing need in Ethiopia's social
and economic planning of investment 
capital.
BULAWAYO, outhern Rhodesia—
(ANP) —Mrs. Lassie Ndondo, a 26year 
-old teacher at the nearby
Hope Fountain Mission is the newest 
star in the literary field in Central 
Africa — all because she has
written and has had accepted for
publication, a book entitled "Qaphela 
Ingane" (Take care of the
Child). Written in the African lan
guage 
Sindabele, it is a story of a
couple of youths who get into trouble. 
The acclaim being given to
Mrs. Ndondo results from the fact
That she is the first African woman
to have written and had accepted
for publication, a hook in central
Africa. Publication of the book will
be made by Southern Rhodesia African 
Literature bureau.
MONROVIA — (ANP) —Efforts
of the Liberian government to provide 
electric power in all its counties 
was further realized recently
when the Cape Mount county
power system, was inaugurated in
Robertsport. The quarter of a million 
dollar plant represents one
fifth of the total being spent to
provide power throughout the counies. 

PORT - OF - SPAIN, Trinidad —
(ANP) —Two islands in the
British West Indies will be holding
general elections on December 4.
They are Trinidad and Barbados.
NAIROBI — (ANP) —Playful
youngster got a little too enthusiastic 
over "Guy Fawkes Day," at
Mount Kenya Safari dub, The
occasion was the celebration of
the British holiday, and actor Bill
Holden's kids fired their sky rockets 
a little too close to the club,
setting it afire. The flames were
extinguished quickly, and now all
is peace and tranquility on the location 
for Tie Lion" film.
HOLLYWOOD — (ANP) —Robert 
(Oscar Wilde) Morley is flying
to India to appear in the forthcoming 
movie, "Nine Hours to Roma." 
The film, being shot on location 
in India, stars Horst Bucholz,
Diane Baker and Valeria Gearson.
Morley will portray an Indian politician 
in the Mark Robson production. 


WEST INDIES ELECTION
DATES
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pennsylvania 
— (ANP) —
Joseph Dickson 
Esema of Eket, Nigeria, was
one of five outstanding students of
Lincoln University, in Pennsylvania, 
to be elected to "Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges
for 1961-62." Lincoln is the alma
mater of such outstanding African
leaders as president Kwame Nkrumah 
of Ghana and Governor-General 
Nnamdi Azikiwe of the Federation 
of Nigeria.
SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia(ANP) 
—African women in Southern 
Rhodesia are reported to be
launching a campaign under the
slogan "one man, one wife," to
relegate the age —old custom of polygamy 
into obscurity, The probable
emancipation of the African woman 
is seen in the rapid growth of
organizations and institutes along
national lines, whose aims are
pointed toward giving women equal
status with men. The idea is that
the heed for system of polygamous
marriages no longer exists. It is
esconated that in southern Rhodesla 
alone, there are some 21,520 polygamous 
marriages.
ADDIS ABABA — (ANP) —The
Ethiopian government is presently
drafting a law which is aimed at
Attracting foreign capital into the
country. The law will make it possible- 
for private capital to participate 
importantly in the five -year
development plan being undertaken
by the country, both in agriculture
and industry. Presently, there is a
pressing need in Ethiopia's social
and economic planning of investment 
capital.
BULAWAYO, outhern Rhodesia—
(ANP) —Mrs. Lassie Ndondo, a 26year 
-old teacher at the nearby
Hope Fountain Mission is the newest 
star in the literary field in Central 
Africa — all because she has
written and has had accepted for
publication, a book entitled "Qaphela 
Ingane" (Take care of the
Child). Written in the African lan
guage 
Sindabele, it is a story of a
couple of youths who get into trouble. 
The acclaim being given to
Mrs. Ndondo results from the fact
That she is the first African woman
to have written and had accepted
for publication, a hook in central
Africa. Publication of the book will
be made by Southern Rhodesia African 
Literature bureau.
MONROVIA — (ANP) —Efforts
of the Liberian government to provide 
electric power in all its counties 
was further realized recently
when the Cape Mount county
power system, was inaugurated in
Robertsport. The quarter of a million 
dollar plant represents one
fifth of the total being spent to
provide power throughout the counies. 

PORT - OF - SPAIN, Trinidad —
(ANP) —Two islands in the
British West Indies will be holding
general elections on December 4.
They are Trinidad and Barbados.
NAIROBI — (ANP) —Playful
youngster got a little too enthusiastic 
over "Guy Fawkes Day," at
Mount Kenya Safari dub, The
occasion was the celebration of
the British holiday, and actor Bill
Holden's kids fired their sky rockets 
a little too close to the club,
setting it afire. The flames were
extinguished quickly, and now all
is peace and tranquility on the location 
for Tie Lion" film.
HOLLYWOOD — (ANP) —Robert 
(Oscar Wilde) Morley is flying
to India to appear in the forthcoming 
movie, "Nine Hours to Roma." 
The film, being shot on location 
in India, stars Horst Bucholz,
Diane Baker and Valeria Gearson.
Morley will portray an Indian politician 
in the Mark Robson production. 


FIRE SCARE
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pennsylvania 
— (ANP) —
Joseph Dickson 
Esema of Eket, Nigeria, was
one of five outstanding students of
Lincoln University, in Pennsylvania, 
to be elected to "Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges
for 1961-62." Lincoln is the alma
mater of such outstanding African
leaders as president Kwame Nkrumah 
of Ghana and Governor-General 
Nnamdi Azikiwe of the Federation 
of Nigeria.
SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia(ANP) 
—African women in Southern 
Rhodesia are reported to be
launching a campaign under the
slogan "one man, one wife," to
relegate the age —old custom of polygamy 
into obscurity, The probable
emancipation of the African woman 
is seen in the rapid growth of
organizations and institutes along
national lines, whose aims are
pointed toward giving women equal
status with men. The idea is that
the heed for system of polygamous
marriages no longer exists. It is
esconated that in southern Rhodesla 
alone, there are some 21,520 polygamous 
marriages.
ADDIS ABABA — (ANP) —The
Ethiopian government is presently
drafting a law which is aimed at
Attracting foreign capital into the
country. The law will make it possible- 
for private capital to participate 
importantly in the five -year
development plan being undertaken
by the country, both in agriculture
and industry. Presently, there is a
pressing need in Ethiopia's social
and economic planning of investment 
capital.
BULAWAYO, outhern Rhodesia—
(ANP) —Mrs. Lassie Ndondo, a 26year 
-old teacher at the nearby
Hope Fountain Mission is the newest 
star in the literary field in Central 
Africa — all because she has
written and has had accepted for
publication, a book entitled "Qaphela 
Ingane" (Take care of the
Child). Written in the African lan
guage 
Sindabele, it is a story of a
couple of youths who get into trouble. 
The acclaim being given to
Mrs. Ndondo results from the fact
That she is the first African woman
to have written and had accepted
for publication, a hook in central
Africa. Publication of the book will
be made by Southern Rhodesia African 
Literature bureau.
MONROVIA — (ANP) —Efforts
of the Liberian government to provide 
electric power in all its counties 
was further realized recently
when the Cape Mount county
power system, was inaugurated in
Robertsport. The quarter of a million 
dollar plant represents one
fifth of the total being spent to
provide power throughout the counies. 

PORT - OF - SPAIN, Trinidad —
(ANP) —Two islands in the
British West Indies will be holding
general elections on December 4.
They are Trinidad and Barbados.
NAIROBI — (ANP) —Playful
youngster got a little too enthusiastic 
over "Guy Fawkes Day," at
Mount Kenya Safari dub, The
occasion was the celebration of
the British holiday, and actor Bill
Holden's kids fired their sky rockets 
a little too close to the club,
setting it afire. The flames were
extinguished quickly, and now all
is peace and tranquility on the location 
for Tie Lion" film.
HOLLYWOOD — (ANP) —Robert 
(Oscar Wilde) Morley is flying
to India to appear in the forthcoming 
movie, "Nine Hours to Roma." 
The film, being shot on location 
in India, stars Horst Bucholz,
Diane Baker and Valeria Gearson.
Morley will portray an Indian politician 
in the Mark Robson production. 


PLAYS INDIAN POLITICIAN
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pennsylvania 
— (ANP) —
Joseph Dickson 
Esema of Eket, Nigeria, was
one of five outstanding students of
Lincoln University, in Pennsylvania, 
to be elected to "Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges
for 1961-62." Lincoln is the alma
mater of such outstanding African
leaders as president Kwame Nkrumah 
of Ghana and Governor-General 
Nnamdi Azikiwe of the Federation 
of Nigeria.
SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia(ANP) 
—African women in Southern 
Rhodesia are reported to be
launching a campaign under the
slogan "one man, one wife," to
relegate the age —old custom of polygamy 
into obscurity, The probable
emancipation of the African woman 
is seen in the rapid growth of
organizations and institutes along
national lines, whose aims are
pointed toward giving women equal
status with men. The idea is that
the heed for system of polygamous
marriages no longer exists. It is
esconated that in southern Rhodesla 
alone, there are some 21,520 polygamous 
marriages.
ADDIS ABABA — (ANP) —The
Ethiopian government is presently
drafting a law which is aimed at
Attracting foreign capital into the
country. The law will make it possible- 
for private capital to participate 
importantly in the five -year
development plan being undertaken
by the country, both in agriculture
and industry. Presently, there is a
pressing need in Ethiopia's social
and economic planning of investment 
capital.
BULAWAYO, outhern Rhodesia—
(ANP) —Mrs. Lassie Ndondo, a 26year 
-old teacher at the nearby
Hope Fountain Mission is the newest 
star in the literary field in Central 
Africa — all because she has
written and has had accepted for
publication, a book entitled "Qaphela 
Ingane" (Take care of the
Child). Written in the African lan
guage 
Sindabele, it is a story of a
couple of youths who get into trouble. 
The acclaim being given to
Mrs. Ndondo results from the fact
That she is the first African woman
to have written and had accepted
for publication, a hook in central
Africa. Publication of the book will
be made by Southern Rhodesia African 
Literature bureau.
MONROVIA — (ANP) —Efforts
of the Liberian government to provide 
electric power in all its counties 
was further realized recently
when the Cape Mount county
power system, was inaugurated in
Robertsport. The quarter of a million 
dollar plant represents one
fifth of the total being spent to
provide power throughout the counies. 

PORT - OF - SPAIN, Trinidad —
(ANP) —Two islands in the
British West Indies will be holding
general elections on December 4.
They are Trinidad and Barbados.
NAIROBI — (ANP) —Playful
youngster got a little too enthusiastic 
over "Guy Fawkes Day," at
Mount Kenya Safari dub, The
occasion was the celebration of
the British holiday, and actor Bill
Holden's kids fired their sky rockets 
a little too close to the club,
setting it afire. The flames were
extinguished quickly, and now all
is peace and tranquility on the location 
for Tie Lion" film.
HOLLYWOOD — (ANP) —Robert 
(Oscar Wilde) Morley is flying
to India to appear in the forthcoming 
movie, "Nine Hours to Roma." 
The film, being shot on location 
in India, stars Horst Bucholz,
Diane Baker and Valeria Gearson.
Morley will portray an Indian politician 
in the Mark Robson production. 


FEDERAL FINANCING UP
The National Science Foundation
has reported that Federal Foundation
of industrial research and development 
by 'private firms was over
four Unit's as much in 1960 compared 
to the 1853 total.
The annual total for Government
sponsorship of research and deve-

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