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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
6
Washington reports that yearly rodent damage in the United States is estimated at a level equivalent to the output of 100000 average farms.
National Geographic launches a four month expedition with the American Museum and Smithsonian to Australia to locate meteorites in the desert interior. Researchers plan to use mine detectors and instruments to study meteorite composition and isotopes. The effort aims to understand space materials and the potential lessons for future space travel.
Florists propose bread loaf displays as a patriotic floral feature to honor the Capitol. National Geographic and the Capitol Historical Society collaborate on a pictorial history, guided by SAF and leaders Schwengel Hayden and Payne, with President Kennedy praising the effort.
FAO warns that a child born in Asia or the Far East could face severe hunger by age 40 as world population nears six billion by 2040. The report, prepared for the World Food Congress in Washington, calls for increased food production and notes current hunger levels among over half the global population.
Members of George Hockett Post 127 of the American Legion nominated election candidates at a Tuesday meeting for June 4 at the Legion hall between noon and 4 pm. The election committee includes Joe O Neill, Joe Upchurch, William Moroney Sr, Herbert Miller. Nominees cover commander through athletic officer with multiple names listed for each post.
London based comedian Bebe Daniels, 61, is definitely improving after a stroke on Monday. Her husband Ben Lyon says the improvement is encouraging yet she remains gravely ill signs.
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