Hungarians Seek Better Life Under Kadar Reforms
Budapest report by Richard O'Regan notes Hungary strives for Western style living under Premier Janos Kadar. concessions include private crafts, state studies abroad, and freer business, while 45 percent of Parliament are nonparty, villages stock better foods, and farmers gain incentives. Despite debt, 70 percent of trade remains with the Soviet bloc as the regime experiments with private operators and moonlighting to boost production.
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Richard O’regan
Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Europe
Vaci Utea
Paris
Italy
Hungari
Inj
Ans
Cen
Arthur Mills
Ting
Hemingway
Tennessee Wilana Gime
Asso Jlams
Britain
John Osolated
Borne
C.P. Snow
Germany
Yevtushenko
Soviet Bloc
Soviet Union
Kadar
Communist Party
Malaysia Prime Minister Rahman Arrives for Conference
President Johnson greets Malaysia Prime Minister Rahman on the White House south lawn. Rahman seeks Western support for Southeast Asia, urging freedom of travel and economic aid amid regional tensions with Indonesia and pressures on small nations.
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Malaysia
White House South Lawn
Johnson
Rahman
Washington
UPI
Bu Abdul Rahm
Stolaysia
U.S
West
Southeast Asian Federation
Asia
Tnat
Indonesia
Malga
Alaysia
America
England
Midwesterners Named To U S Stream Board
Three Midwesterners were named to the U S Stream Board to advise on water pollution. Gerald A Jackson of Chicago Raymond A Haik of Minneapolis Minn and Blucher A Poole of Indianapolis Ind will serve as part of the advisory panel. The board, a division of the Department of Health Education and Welfare, pays per diem for actual attendance. The terms run to June 30 1967.
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Gerald A. Jackson
Chicago
Raymond A. Haik
Minneapolis Minn
Blucher A. Poole
Indianapolis
Ind
Jackson
Group Washington
UPI
Nationwide Papers Inc
Haik
Minneapolis
Johnson
Poole
Bureau of
Advisory Board
State Board of Health
Department
Applis ‘of
Sec
HEW
Nesia
Pathet Lao Rejects New Delhi Laos Summit Bid
Prince Souphanouvong of Pathet Lao rejected Souvanna Phouma’s call for a summit of Laotian leaders in New Delhi to resolve differences. The Red Prince called New Delhi inappropriate, suggesting Phnom Penh or Bangkok as alternatives. Cambodia and Indonesia are cited as allies of Communist China amid Lao civil war tensions with China and India.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
New Delhi
Wedney
Souvanna
India
Earler
Cambodia
Phorm Peh
Indonesia
China
Peking
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Muncie DR Pepper Bottling Company
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Kor
Treasure Trail
AERE
King Kora Stamp Company
King Kora
Nadela