Egypt and U.S. food aid pivot amid Nasser diplomacy
The Johnson administration plans to resume surplus food shipments to the United Arab Republic as Congress weighs new three year aid terms. Nasser signals appeasement by compensating for damages and halting Congo arms shipments, with reports of a possible 350 million aid package and continued U.S. wheat and flour deliveries supporting Egypt's bread supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toney
Nassar Lam
Johnson
United Arab Republic
House of Repreiect
Egypt
Abdel Gamal Nasser Rashly
United States
Mediterranean
White House
Congress
Cairo
Nasser
U.S
Middle East
Camp terms and trends reshape summer camps for youths
A reflection on camp culture notes a new word camp as a catch-all for the bizarre and outrageous. The American Camping Association cites benefits for 15 000 camps aiding happiness health and independence amid ads promising weight loss and enrichment courses. Spending tops 2 billion dollars for camps plus 250 300 million on gear and apparel. A New York house markets an audacious Summer Camp cologne for campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Meehan
American Camping Association
No.Cal
New York
Shopping Park idea revitalizes Colorado downtown
In Grand Junction Colorado a 1962 plan funded by merchants bonds and city support created the nations first Shopping Park combining a green belt with a two lane throughway. The project aims to attract customers and modernize 24 downtown blocks without federal or state funds. An Associated Press note contrasts civic beautification with a Russian violin story to satirize capitalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Foresight
Grand Junction
Colo
Successful Investing Cash Reserve Best For Young Family or Roger E Spear
A reader group discusses family finances including a $6,000 savings reserve, no securities, and a steady $200 weekly income. Advice warns against stock reliance for emergencies and suggests a $3,000 growth stock allocation if the job is secure, with mentions of Sears Roebuck and General Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger E. Spears
Sears, Roebuck
General Telephone & Electronics
Beauty Counselors Inc
Albania Struggles With Trade Balance Due To Raw Materials
The report notes Albania depends 34 percent on raw materials while exporting chrome ores for profit. Analysts say a weak finished goods sector and heavy debts to Red China hold growth back, limiting development prospects for the communist nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Albania
Radio Free Europe
Red China
Albama
The Lady and The Union by Buckley
William F Buckley Jr discusses a New York Post shutdown over automation and union rules. The piece critiques publishers conceding wages and profits sharing while Dorothy Schiff suspends production leaving 1400 workers idle and 350000 readers without their newspaper.
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New York
Iit
New York Post
Dorothy Schiff
Schiff
Bertram Powers
Folklore Reflections on Labor and Rhyme Traditions
The piece recounts a grandmotherly speech about compassion for birds and a cautionary rhyme on work and play. It then pivots to a critique of labor unions and a political clash involving Mrs Schiff and Powers, noting federal labor policy debates and a syndicated American saving ad.
Osborne To Speak For Realtors' Board
Thomas S. Osborne, chairman of the Indianapolis Real Estate Public Relations Committee, will address the Anderson Board of Realtors Friday noon at Farris Cafeteria. He will discuss forming and operating a speakers bureau for the Real Estate Board. The meeting is led by President Pete Wood and program chairman Larry Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Osborne
Indianapolis Real Estate Public Relations Committee
Anderson Board of Realtors
Farris
Osborne
Real Estate Board
Pete Wood
Larry Jackson
Fear and Danger Emphasized in Apostle Paul Verse
A brief religious excerpt stresses recognizing danger to prompt protection. It cites 2 Cor 11 26 and urges facing consequences to prevent harm. The author Julien C Kyer addresses readers on vigilance and defense against peril.
Faith Healing And Mind's Power In Medicine
A Sunday School teacher questions faith healing while a psychologist explains how mental states influence the autonomic nervous system. The column discusses the mind’s impact on glands and organs, cites Dr. Bob’s impotence case, and endorses psychosomatic medicine amid religious insight. The piece references Dr. Crane Mellor and advice for personal inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Earth
Crane
Bob
Christian Scientists of
America
Airlines Seek Upgrades at 48 Small-City Airports
Twelve airlines named 48 priority airports needing better landing aids as ATA pushes FAA to loosen rules. They cite Decatur Illinois Watertown New York Lewistown Idaho and other towns with low enplanements and high minimums. ILS remains the main requested aid to improve reliability and allow lower minimums. Additionally Vilnis Grencions, promoted to specialist fire in Germany, is noted among military items.
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Washington
Association
FAA
ATA
Decatur
Watertown
Lewistown
Idaho
Crnema
Grencions
Vilnis B. Grencions
Zenita Grencions
6Th St
Germany
92Nd Artillery
Sp. Grencions
The
Sund
Giessen
Anderson High School
Purdue University
Fort Sill
Okla
Dr Brady challenges cold research and calls for lessons
A fragment from a column by Dr William Brady dismisses the common cold as a diagnosable disease and critiques 50 years of research. He questions public health authorities and offers to send “Little Lesson No. 5” CRE to teachers who request it, with letters to be answered only if framed as health and hygiene questions.
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New York
Istraint
Schiff
America
Britain
British Medical Research Council
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Ground Host Farm Tour Draws Over a Hundred Educators
Ground Host Farm Tour gathered more than 100 Anderson area business and industry teachers led by Madison County Farm Bureau Coop and Madison County Farm Bureau. Speakers Bill Gelhette and Eugene Wilson spoke at a luncheon catered by Don's Barbecue. Two farms, including Charles Conrad Farm in Richland Township, showcased grain handling and minimum tillage with Dale Conrad presenting a 4-H show fitting. Warren Turt Nursery near Chesterfield highlighted sod production blends and plugs. The event is among three rural-urban cooperation efforts with the Farm Bureau and Anderson Chamber of Commerce. over 300 farmers visited last March, with a banquet planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Madison County Farm Bureau Coop
Madison County Farm Bureau
Bill Gelhette
Indiana Farm Bureau Co-op
Eugene Wilson
Hoosier Farmer
Don
Charles Conrad
Richland Township
Dale Conrad
Warren Turt Nursery
Chesterfield
Farm Bureau
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
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Moscow
Alexei Medushenko
Nicolo Amati
Cremona
Amati
Radivarius
Alexi
Vise
Avon
Spear
Anderson Herald
Robert £. Jackson
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jane Toner
Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Indiana
Madison
Associated Press
Associated Press i
Naasat
William F. Buckley, JR
Wiliam Wade
Jennie Huntzinger
Pendleton
Robin de Hen
Realtors’ Board
Bete
Weather Bureau
Fay Doytina
Thussstoy
Carolinas
Appalachians
Gulf States
Central Plains
South End
Northern Plains
Rockies
Julien C. Kyer
James B. Martin
Alan Villiers
Ai Dhow
Red Sea
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Papua-New Guinea
Crane Mellor
Ind
Stampec
Thomas SV. Lawson
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