Vietnam Farming Nears Stagnation
Washington dispatch reports North Vietnam faces a failing farm economy as war strains labor and weather. Experts warn 1966 outputs may be as bad or worse than 1965 with drought harming rice and staple crops. Long term plans have failed, widening a growing trade deficit as imports from China and other allies rise.
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Cuban Pants Factory Pledges Extra Output
In Havana the Primer Tricontinental pants factory, employing 654 workers, pledged to produce 50 000 extra trousers to honor the 14th anniversary of Fidel Castro's July 26 revolution. Nixon visits Israel for a two day trip. he calls for US and Soviet backing for any Arab Israeli settlement.
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Rain Lifts Fields Across Much Of State In Brief Showers
The Associated Press reports scattered showers and thunder in Indiana and nearby areas. Measurable rain arrived in parts of Jefferson County with minor lightning damage and localized power disruptions. Northwestern Indiana saw up to two inches last week while southeast had none, and the forecast called for continued showers in parts of central and southern sections with a normal early summer temperature outlook. The five day forecast suggested temperatures around normal, with possible additional showers up to an inch later in the week.
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Civic Theatre Opens Friday with Light Up The Sky
The Civic Theatre presents Light Up The Sky by Moss Hart at the Riera Theatre with a three night run starting Friday at 8:15 p.m. Joyce Burcham directs a cast of thirteen Anderson Civic Theatre members in a panorama of theatre life featuring witty innuendo and character sketches. Tickets go on sale before performances.
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Anderson Civic Theatre
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4-H Scottish Lassies Meet at Workshop and Club
The Jackson Township Ag 4-H Club met to discuss a scrap drive on June 17 and 24 and health and safety topics on sun and heat strokes. The Scottish Lassies held a workshop at Highland High School with 60 members at Ball State University. Leaders include Mrs Morris and Mrs Wean with officers Karn Howard treasurer and Bronnenburg president.
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Mao badges seen in Zambia raise border of propaganda
In UoaKA Zambia AP reports police probe thousands of badges bearing a portrait of Red China's Mao Tse-tung. Some traced to the Chinese Embassy but most from Peking's mission to the Zambian Trade Fair opening in Ndola. Wearing foreign political badges is illegal in Zambia.
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Watershed project gains House subcommittee approval
Western Indiana's proposed 4.6 million Big Raccoon Creek Watershed project cleared a House Public Works subcommittee. Rep. John Myers emphasized benefits of floodwater retarding structures, a fish and wildlife structure, and 148 miles of channel work, with estimated annual benefits of 154,662 dollars.
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Alabama Singers To Appear Here
The Famous Gospel Harmon ettes of Alabama will sing Friday at 7 p.m. in a concert at Bethesda Baptist Church 501 Hendricks St. The Spiritual Singers of Anderson will open. Rev. Charles Middleton is pastor. A special audience contribution will be taken. Miss Mary Jane Blossom and Miss Jerry Skillman of Anderson have academic honors on the Dean's list for the Spring term with a 2.5 of 3.0. State School Supt Richard D. Wells will meet U S Education Commissioner Harold Howell in Washington with state school officers.
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