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Curlew, Armed lroops PuttPall Over Accra

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t AECRA. Ghana iAPI~A dusk by 12 armed policemenwud

o. awn cur ew. armed troops . - at government buildings. police T121: molgovernment Gunman searches and numerous throats "0196, have thrown a pal] of suspicrnni lanti! uncertainty over this cap- ‘ . B‘ ' ¥ . .. . Formerly a 233’ rm: “W‘ m"- sni‘lslhlph llglsonhleleilogllgzsedcen

sic blaring through the nicht ' o 4 . v out 01 ' ' - Accra now has. none. the way of 08:. "g ml” and "um bmad

many newborn African states. Recent bomb attacks on Pres- r STRANGE CONTRAST Ident Kwame Nkrumah lndi- Black Star Square. Accra: Gate! the Emu/log unrest in this showpiece of architectural splen-i one-party. one-leader state. dor which cost more than For weeks a _\'irtual prisoner £1.000.000 offers a strange con-i in his Accra residence. Flagstaff trast to the pitiful slum areas] iHouse. Nkrumah has appeared that encircle the city. People lorin twrce during the last few line up to collect water only a s: at a military parade and few yards away from where WI-

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jthe delayed opening of Parlia- ‘ ter is sloshed on the ﬂower beds :mEiite.“ 1h m I b Kwame Nkrumah Square. i ' e'.‘ 9” “'9” 9 5 0": Hundreds of th ou san d s of in" precautions 1“" 93““ él’PeaT‘ﬁhaman workers receive the ance. He was accompanied by‘mlnimum daily w", of 1.” i‘trnore than 100 armed security than 65 6d. A recent suggestion .‘ﬁ'geius’lllc‘: 3“ a” "f lenswnvby Nkrumah that cheap food - P “n- ‘shouid be produced to feed iPROTECTIVE vnsr it Alsg lnoticeable during these Ghana .wo rl ' w that Ngugggglvwngs ngdfatcg.§ritish colonial administration wear the Roman toga styled ° for I” you... had mb Kentl. a multl-colored national and dominated u" garment. had changed over to} Man-V new In“ ' “vernmem a severe white tunic. whichimdergfound Ofﬂlﬂllllionl have bulged ominously from the high- been formed- A tribal 31‘0"? buttoned neck down to his waist. icalled the UHRMW" w'ﬂ'l". iObservers guessed he was wear. ilnd 3 DOWEFfUI group known 3! mg some sort of protective Vest. lthe Kumasi Commend coupled Accra's life centres around With a“ “ﬁve “med gmup lthe governmental offices. itsroperatinz from neighboring Tor 1hustling market place and high- isoltnd add '0 Nkrum'h'3 Pmb' ilife night clu . Shows and; ems- movle theatres now are closedi He now is faced with the Hotels are forced to shut their lchoice of relinquishing his one- dlning rooms by early evening. party rule and discarding harsh t night. guests are not al- legislation or ruthlessly crush- lowed outside the doors of the

n when massiVe doses of vitamins.

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were in good health." a And a massive overdose of exam 1 75.000.I NEW YORK tAPi —- General Motors Corp. headed for 5 rec-

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units of vitamin A for eevereli ord profit year. Monday deu clarcti a veer-end dividend of

months. can often have barm-

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under certain conditions. there' This compares with $2.50 to- tal paid last year. including a $1 yearend dividend and relu- lar 50 cents quarterly paymenta in March. June and September.

e dividend declared today

are harmful effects. “There are legitimate reasons Th will be distributed in cheques grossing about “25.000000 to 025.000 General Motors stock holders. It is payable Dec. 10 to holders of record Nov. 15. higher year-end payment thad been widely heralded int tW

are necessary for certain lily nesses. but then a doctor should prescribe the appropriate vitay min and dosage."

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There were 22 deaths among 26 hunting accidents reported in Ontario in 1961.

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TORONTO tCPi—The word every day does not mean the "Vitamins" seems to mean the in diet needs to heavy." same thing to consumers as :Those who are reducing can eat "Christmas" —— buy. buy. buy. a portion of all of them and But next time you are tempted still keep their diet under 1.000 by those shiny bottles \lining‘calories a day. says Miss Phil- ru tore shelves, go home and illps.

family ‘dlet first ‘ "The most common fallacy in 9 Vilamms a Personibuving vitamins is that you :ne?d5~ e"Keelit Perhaps for Vila';should try to get the most for imlﬂ 13- 5"? 5119911951 by a m"1“1‘yoilr money." For example. if :mal. healthy diet.' says Mar-.0119 iabei savs 2.000 umts of lorie Phillins. an assistant on» ivitamin A while another reads fessor in the faculty of house. 55.000 units. the consume,- will hold science. University of TOT‘1probably buy the latter think- on o. b Vlidtilnlrilnt D. howgver. active in money,

ui g issues ut not. abun- "She forgets um it .he d3!" 11! (OMS- mu" 0m“ helserves one-half a canteldup to taken in concentrated form by ‘each mem ,- of her funny. Erwin: children. warrant they will get all the vitamin A women and older people wholthey need for that d. In seldom set out into the sun-r And it. is ridiculous to take Sh ipllls containing 10 milligrams of The healthy daily diet. as de- ithiamlne when the daily re« fined by the federal department ;quirement is one milligram. of health and welfare. consists ' says Miss Phillips. of milk. fruit (citrus or toma-l The daily requirement of vl~ toes or their juices and another itomins A. B t thiamine. ribofla- fresh fruit). vegetables (oneivinvand niacini. C and D is serving of potatoes and anotherlquite small. says Miss Phillips. of leafy green. yellow or rawi.' "There is no evidence that if whole grain cereal. bread. eggs lyou have more vitamins than and meat. poultry or fish. you need that you'li'get addi-

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and dummy has the A -x - o ._ r arily. You and you're trying to win all the finesse the n In a. but in this tricks in that suit. hand. for a very good reason.

cour . this not be you play the king. possible if the », ‘ cards The fact that you happen to re untavo u ed. but catch the queen is not the is _ suppose. when low to sue. The plot Is that you can i the ace. yer . d assure the contract by playing that plays a .. (or lack) the kiss]. whether West follows and wh en you the suit .suit or not. . ‘

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