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prevent dissidents from raising ob-

backed him up, pointing million of the bill’s $872 million could - _. be passed at once i i payrolls. :But Mr.. Pearson ‘turned thumbs

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opportunity to voice their opinion of |

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any time.

volcanic activity can be expected at

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one_of the world’s major structural

years to complete.

assure us, and will take millions of

they have at their

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only part of the story. auspices of the International Upper

: tha’ show meteors But the African rift valleys are | ‘4 Mat ‘he showering meteors

sense. For it

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casting more -doubt than ever on the | several hundred“miles in width and government’s motives in forcing its | often 10,000 to 15.000 feet high.

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pressing confidence in Mr. Diefen- | ing in Nairobi last year under the Dief's 10-year leadership when thé |- enough to prove or disprove their as- election of tiatiomal officers takes | sumptions. It’s a slow process, they

on, ex.-| African rift system now after‘a meet-

hen_|_. Scientists are busy studying the |:

sured, by,.the Prime Minister, that | they link up with the system of

no reason why they | today. The existence of a zone of

ed to back | super-continent took place, leaving which it is believed is happening still

about 5,000 miles long and represent ling the whole planet and estimated believe them to be the zones along which the original rupture of the © hip at next _| land masses. as’ they now exist. This

The significance of these mid- oceanic ridges is that some scientists

is the theory of continental drift, disposal, they

is considered

that with a —— vote, ys, “may n barely a be made, ju: done ice eee ce is the right principle for general elec- tions, where the franchise the voter “earthquake activity along the African |

,000 miles in total length, But we won't be around bong.

tases 3 pe®iae :

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plans ture, the o's

war” Prime Minister ennounced

(Nevember 12, 1956)

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