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Abroad, the most immediate problem is a violent quarrel with Kenya's northeastern neighbor, Somalia, which lays claim to the barren but extensive Northeastern Region, inhabited by 200,000 Somalis (see map). To diminish such quarrels, Kenya is earnestly pushing an East African Federation of Kenya with Tanganyika and Uganda, which would create a nation of 25 million people and might eventually be extended to such small states as Zanzibar, Nyasaland, Rwanda and Burundi. Internationally, Kenya will, of course, be neutralist and accept aid from both East and West...
Both Flather and Julian worked in Africa during their two years with the Peace Corps. Flather taught in Ghana and is presently studying African history at Columbia. Julian served as a geologist in Tanganyika and is now at U.C.L.A. working for a Ph.D. in cultural anthropology. Sxanton, who was a teaching aid in the Philippines, will do graduate work in the social sciences at the University of Chicago...
...shadow of the news spread across the world, it was received everywhere with stunned disbelief. The Empress of Iran broke into tears, as did the President of Tanganyika, and countless anonymous men and women. Along Rome's Via Veneto grief sounded operatic. "E morto!" people called to one another, and at a cocktail party the guests put down their glasses and began to recite the Lord's Prayer...
Complaints by a Tanganyikan official that American Peace Corps teachers are poorly trained will not affect Phillip Brooks House's Project Tanganyika...
Alison Leibhafsky '64, Director of Project Tanganyika for 1963, said that the Harvard-Radcliffe program has received little criticism since its inception in the summer of 1961. She added that although the bulk of PBH's work was in the teaching field, no radical changes were planned for the future...