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PUBLIC AFFAIRS: LOCALLY, NATIONALLY, AND AROUND THE WORLD Massed Japanese demonstrators march in Tokyo, wav- ing placards calling for downfall of Kishi government, in nation’s largest post-war demonstration. (WIDE WORLD PHOTOS) Important political events and international happenings are not uncommon for us to read about insuch a fast-moving and closely-knit world as we live today. The Summit breakup i n Paris, the demonstrations in Tokyo, Japan, and the up- risings in the Congo — all three of these situations occurred within the past year; all three greatly affected both free and communist countries and their leaders everywhere. As soon-to-be voting citizens of the United States, it is our duty to learn conditions now ex- isting in the world, to acquaint ourselves with the responsibilities resting on every American, and to help keep our country free as do those important men who manage public affairs: locally, nation- ally, and around the world. Brandishing bayonets on the ends of their rifles, military policemen in Belgian Congo break up demonstration for na- tive political leader. (AP NEWS- FEATURES PHOTO) Richard M. Nixon, Presidential nominee, and Henry Cabot Lodge, Vice-Presidential nominee, respond to ovation by Republican convention. (WIDE WORLD PHOTOS)
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One of the many entertaining acts put on by the students was that of the “Ratios” composed of Pat Larson, vocalist; Wayne Bartlett, guitar; Carl Remesnik, accordion; and Dave Blanchard, drums. Receiving the second place prize was Cheryl Hendrickson, who presented a dramatic reading. First place was awarded to Susan Tom for her piano solo. Twirler Stevie York placed third in the talent show for her intri- cate execution of movements with the baton. 19
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Senator John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson stand side by side as the Demo- cratic party’s presidential ticket in Los Angeles at the Democratic convention. (WIDE WORLD PHOTO) John F. Kennedy takes oath of office as President of United States in Washington. (WIDE WORLD PHOTO) Matthew Welsh is sworn in as Governor (right) of Vincennes during inauguration rotunda. (WIDE WORLD PHOTO) of Indiana by Curtis G. Shake ceremonies in the State House Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev raises fist as he addresses U.N. cor- respondents at U.N. (WIDE WORLD PHOTO) r, l
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