CARE's Global Food Aid Milestone and Programs Highlight
CARE began a world aid effort with a Le Havre food parcel on May 11 1946 and has since delivered about 798 million dollars in supplies in 64 million packages to 64 countries. Public contributions total 211.5 million, with the rest from U.S. farm surpluses. The 1966 outlook includes 40 million fed in 36 countries, plus Self-Help and CARE-MEDICO programs building schools and training local workers.
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le Havre
France
CARE
U. S
Latin America
New York
How They Voted on Key 1966 Legislation
Washington tallies show roll call results for area lawmakers on major bills. Votes split along party lines with Yarborough Monroney Harris for, Pearson against, and several not voting. The Food for Freedom Act and Foreign Service Buildings Act passed with wide margins, while other measures saw mixed support and abstentions from Texas and New Mexico members.
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Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal Trade Commission
Yarborough
Texas
Pearson
Kansas
Anderson
New Mexico
Heeks
Mon. Toney
Oklahoma
Carlson
Montoya
Tower
Morris
de la Garza
Brooks, Cabell, Teague and Wright
Taxes and political promises threaten family budgets
The Industrial News Review warns that taxes and government spending push households toward debt. It argues voters must reject extravagant public schemes that require payments ahead of essentials, stressing that generosity by politicians shifts costs to ordinary people.
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Industrial News Review
Letters from readers warn of culture wars and politics
A batch of citizen letters to the Amarillo Daily News rails at birth control, evolution, and court rulings while praising or criticizing national figures. Contributors from Texas, New Mexico, and Washington urge action on education, religion, and civil-liberties issues, and advocate U.S. stance against communism.
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Charles Darwin
Darwin
Cambridge
Great Society Falters Catchy Slogan Needed
Morrrie Ryskind argues slogans drive political appeal and laments the Great Society's lack of a unifying catchphrase. He rails at establishment excess, cites Renticare debates, and notes Los Angeles fluoridation hearings as a local parable, ending with a call that the public will be fluoridated despite dissent.
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Morrie Ryskind
Los Angeles
Congress
Tito
Joe Doakes
Castro
U.N
Senate
Evening Herald-Examiner
University of Southern California
An Tis
Conscience and Foresee: a poet speaks of inner guides
A short verse by Justien C. Hyer contrasts scientific sensors with inner guidance. It likens radar and sonar to conscience and foresight, claiming these inner senses reveal right from wrong beyond external evidence. The poem presents inward insight as a reliable navigational aid.
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Justien C. Hyer
Prejudice and Justice Sheppard Case in Point
MOLEY NEW YORK argues that the Supreme Court voiding Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard’s murder conviction should warn judges law officers and law schools about prejudicial atmospheres. He recalls Cleveland reform efforts, press influence, and democratic vulnerabilities that allowed courtroom chaos and biased coverage to recur.
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New York
Supreme Court
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland
Sheppard
Clark
Cleveland Foundation
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Roscoe Pound
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Citizens’ Organization
Chicago Crime Commission
Justice Clark
Edward Blythin
Britain
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Food For Freedom
International Education Act
International Health Act
Transportation Department
Electoral College Reform
House of Representatives
Washington
D.C
United States Senate
Ralph Yarborough
John G. Tower
Wetter Rogers
M C
George Meahon
M.C
Lerga
Joe Pool
A S Mikelle
Fred R. Harris
M Gi
Jed Johnson Jr
Mexico
Joseph M Montoya
Clinton R Anderson
Walker
Thomas G. Morris
James B. Pearson
Frank Caprison
Sun District
Joe Shubitz
ARIS
Dene Gop Vnc
Scheol Aid Higher Education
Sjres
Pope Belcher
U.S
Monroney
Harris
Ageinst, Pearson
Voting Tower and
Young
John
the Golden Spread Forum
The
Amarililo Daily News
Houston Chronicle
Bob Nance
Houston
Amarillo Daily News
Lincoln
Teddy Roosevelt
A. L. Borden
Tularosa
N. M
Ernest C. Arnold
Muskogee
Okla
Amarillo
Freedom Side
Joaquin Balaguer
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
United States
Heath
D. E. Scott Wellington
Dennis the Menace
Inter American
Dr. Balaguer
Walter Tabaka
Ashmead
N. W
Washington, D. C
America
H. W. Dunaway
West 10Th
Earl Warren
H. J. Schlinder
Taft Ave
Alamogordo, N.M
Pumavelit
Great Society
Commodore Vanderbilt
Ryskind
Raymond Moley
Moley
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