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University Daily Kansan
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Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1963 Profiteering Snake Importer
Pakistanis Rap Speech Defend Their Country
By Phillip Magers
Bureaucratic government and highly motivated people have helped move Pakistan forward in the last 15 years, two Pakistani students said last night.
Raja Naib, Jhelum graduate student, and Rab Malik, Karachi graduate student, agreed on this point. This was in contrast to the speech James Drury, professor of political science, gave Sunday — "Perspectives on Pakistan."
MALIK SAID the bureaucracy Prof. Drury said is a part of life in Pakistan is very necessary in any underdeveloped country, with a highly illiterate population.
"The civil servants of Pakistan are able men and do a good job," Malik said.
Naib said that a "new generation" is coming up. "This new generation will not contend with the smothering effect which bureaucratic government has on individual initiative." he said.
Although government was one of the major topics Prof. Druiry covered, he also said, "Many people blame the underdevelopment of the country not on illiteracy, but on the people's lack of motivation."
BOTH OF THE students took issue with this comment, Naib said that history proves that the people of Pakistan do have motivation. "Since we gained our independence from the British in 1947, we have progressed — an unmotivated nation would have fallen."
"It isn't lack of motivation, but lack of opportunity that holds the Pakistani back." Malik said.
"The majority of these people are illiterate and live on mere sustenance, so what chance do they have, he added.
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Malik also commented on Prof. Drury's statement that the only "fragile link between the two wings of Pakistan is their religion, Mohammedanism."
"THIS IS AN important link between the two wings, but it is not the only one," he said.
"The two wings are dependent on each other economically. Some crops are grown in one wing which both wings depend on for survival," Malik said.
"Also, the people want it this way, they know that this dependence exists and they don't want independence from each other," he added.
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LONDON — (UPI) — Peter Saunders arrived from Nigeria yesterday and walked through customs at London Airport with a two-foot python in his coat pocket.
"I bought it for 18 shillings ($2.52) and was told in Africa that pythons fetch five pounds ($14) a foot in Britain," he explained.
Sex Education Fails
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — (UPI) — A United Community Services subcommittee admitted yesterday that sex education courses have failed to attract young persons.
It urged that sex education programs be expanded and conducted in cooperation with the city health department.
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