United States Aid to Haiti Declines Amid Constraints
U S aid to Haiti remains a small fraction of earlier levels. Officials cite difficulty assisting Duvalier regime, noting aid averaged 7 to 12 million in the late 1940s now about 2 million. Two humanitarian projects dominate, including a 1.5 million malaria program and 1 million in food for peace to be distributed by agencies.
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Washington
U.S
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
State Department
United States
Pan American Health Administration
United Nations
Dr. Duvalier
Kennedy
Bonn Israel Will Hold Conference This Year
Maariv reports Premier Levi Eshkol and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard may meet outside West Germany this year. They would discuss German scientists aiding weapons systems for the United Arab Republic, with U.S. and French officials supportive. Treasury eyes renewed balance of payments pressure, seeking a $500 million standby IMF arrangement.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Maariv
Levi Eshkol
Ludwig Erhard
Fro
Ud Lds
West Germany
U.S
United Arab Republic
Cuba Builds Ideological Ads In Everyday Life
In Havana, neon signs, shop windows, bumpers and billboards push slogans like Fatherland or death we will win. Cuba portrays commercial ads as capitalist remnants while promoting state slogans across TV radio and public spaces.
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Havana
Cuba
Blas Roca
Socialist
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Treasury plans record short term borrowing after refunding success
Washington reports the Treasury intends about 1 billion in short term borrowings to push rates on Treasury bills and keep funds domestic amid a worsening balance of payments. London notes Rolls Razors faces liquidation as sales slip and cash shortfall hit founder John Bloom. Los Angeles voters back the merger of Bullock's into Federation departments. Wilmington Du Pont and peers post strong first half 1964 earnings led by Pillsbury and Motorola among others.
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Treasury
London
Britain
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Rolls Razors, Ltd
Rolls Razors
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Del
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Allis
Chalmers
Motorola
Rheem
American Airlines
Stokely-Van Camp
Zale Jewelry
Royal
Crown Coin
Boeing
Weyerhaeuser
Sun Chemical
iCelanese
Romania's Rise of Nationalism Under Gheorghiu-Dej
Editor notes a new nationalist push in Romania, with reduced Soviet influence and a surge in Western trade and ideas. Gheorghiu-Dej strengthens party control while promoting "Romania for the Romanians" as industry expands, cities modernize, and Western culture enters daily life.
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Czechoslovakia
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Romania
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Voice of America
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Pathet Lao Claims Backing Of Neutralists In Laos War
In Vientiane the Pathet Lao says it supports the true neutralists while denouncing Kong Le’s forces and grouping Souvanna Phouma and Phoumi Nosavan as “reactionary neutralists” in a bid to gain leverage for peace talks. Separately, U S Marine Corps reports that about thirty three percent of enlisted men are married.
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Laos
UPI
Pathet Lao Haid
Kong le
Phou Kout
Muong Soui
Lagos
Pathet Lao
Phang Saly
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Phoumi
Tthis
U. S. Marine Corps
Rhode Island Group Buys Soldering Firm
Leesona Corp announces acquisition of the modular and automatic wave soldering business of Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. of Waltham Mass. The unit will move to Leesona's coil winding division in Newton Mass. with all employees retained and moved to Newton.
Foreign Minister Cauve de Murvilly Meets Chinese Ambassador
French Foreign Minister Maurice Cauve de Murvilly held a more than hour long talk with Communist Chinese Ambassador Houang Chen at the Elysee Palace. Officials did not disclose the discussion topics.
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Paris
Maurice Cauve de Murvilly
Houang Chen
Elysee Palace
Guinea’s Diallo Telli Named OAU Secretary General
Diallo Telli, Guinea’s permanent U.N. delegate, was elected Tuesday as secretary-general of the Organization of African Unity at a closed session. He succeeds Tesfaye Gabre-Egziabiher of Ethiopia who has served as provisional head since the OAU’s formation last year.
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Upi
Guinea
U.N
Diallo Telli
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Li Telli
Chosn
Tesfaye Gabre-Epzy
Ethiopia
QAU
Restoration Crusade at Bible Christian Church
The Bible Christian Church at 21st and Madison Ave holds nightly Restoration Crusade services at 7 30 p m through July 26 led by Evangelist E Thompson Special singing and prayers for the sick are offered The public is invited per Rev Carmack pastor Nekoosa Edwards Paper merger approved shareholders vote for 150 000 shares of no par preferred stock to facilitate the merger with Whiting Plover Paper Co in Stevens Point Wisconsin
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Perkinsville
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Methodist
Fates
Bill Howard
Beall's Chapel Church
Walter Neal
Bible Christian Church
21St & Madison Ave
E. Thompson
Rev
Carmack
Edwards, Wis
UPI
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co
Nekoosa-Edwards and
Whiting Plover Paper Co
Stevens Point
Wis
Rains Spur Crop Growth and Slow Harvest in Indiana
Indiana farmers saw rainfall boost crop growth while delaying small grain harvesting. Purdue statisticians reported adequate moisture nationwide with wheat harvest at 75 percent, oats 25 percent, and corn 10 percent ahead of normal. early peaches began in the south and mint in the north.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue University Agricultural Statisticians
Purdue Agronomy Farm
Ithe
Safe driving tips and Shell training notes for new drivers
The article urges cautious driving at intersections and hills and advises calling home if late or car trouble. It emphasizes parking well off traffic, using roadside help, and shows Shell dealer training on quick problem spotting. It ends with encouragement about enjoying driving and notes new drivers’ low accident risk in early months.
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Shell
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