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Sanaa, Yemen: A semi-general view of the Palace of El Badir, Iman El Bashair at Sanaa, the capital of Yemen, the Red Sea country where in the army coup d'etat the Iman (King) and members of his staff are alleged to have been assassinated. This is ...
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Wreckage of the two-seater Balliol trainer which crashed at Katunayake with pilot-officer N. S. Chelvarajan of the Royal Ceylon Air Force.
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The government of People's Democratic Republic of Yemen, which gained independence in 1967, has taken a number of steps to educate the citizens and to grant social rights for women. The tradition of covering [a woman's] head is seen rarely today. ...
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Gherman Titov at Congress Meeting
Gherman Titov at 22nd congress meeting.
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
People's Democratic Republic of Yemen: Children well cared for Happy children can be met everywhere in the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen today. Some of these girls from Aden shown here festively dressed take part in a cultural pupils' pro...
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Ethiopia: Efforts for Better Grain Harvest
These farmers of an Ethiopian cooperative have not yet modern agricultural technology available. They bring the corn by hand. Nevertheless they strive for better grain harvests which is a major task in the current first year of the national revolu...
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Meeting of Revolutionary Cabinet
Yemen: Deputy Prime Minister Bidani (centre, background) presides over a meeting of the revolutionary cabinet in this Red Sea country recently. This is the first picture out of Yemen since the army coup d'etat in which the Iman (King) and members ...
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Hon'ble Alhaji Sir Ahmadu Bello, Premier of Northern Nigeria with the Union Law Minister, Mr. A. K. Sen, and the Chief of Protocol, Mr. Banerji, on arrival at Palam Airport, New Delhi, on 6.12.63.
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The Plane Crash in Lincolnshire, 1962 October
The wrck of the aircraft in which Cranwell cadet B. S. Perera of the Royal Ceylon Air Force crashed in Lincolnshire recently when coming in to land from a night-flying exercise.—("Lincoln Echo", Lincoln)
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