Wheat acreage boost may not avert export shortfall
President Johnson in May announced a 15 percent rise in wheat acreage for next fall to add 200 million bushels for export. Drought freezes and parasite damage reduce this harvest in Texas Oklahoma Kansas and neighboring states, pushing domestic carryover to 550 million bushels and risking famine abroad without larger acreage increases.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
New Mexico
Panhandles
Department of Agriculture
Credit Card Theft Rings Target $20 Million Yearly
Industry leaders from banks airlines and oil firms announce a three step plan to curb losses from stolen cards. They will tighten policy pursue fraud prosecutions push for tougher laws to criminalize possession of stolen cards and create a fraud and theft clearing house.
Parental Blame in Teens Fantasy World Inspires PTA Speech
Mrs. Jannelle Moorhead of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers told the Balti more convention that parents created a unreal fantasy world for youths. She urged gradual guidance toward reality and responsibility amid college pressures and high grades demands.
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Jannelle Moorhead
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Baltimore
PTA
Balaguer Victory Spurs Dominican Stabilization Push
Balaguer wins Dominican presidency with about 58 percent, seen as a stability signal after U S intervention. The result, praised by some as vindication for LBJ’s approach, contrasts with earlier fears of Bosch restoration and a Communist ascent.
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Cassandras
Joaquin Balaguer
Dominican Republic
U. S
Balaguer
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Dominica
LBJ
Wessin Y Wessin
Hector Garcia Godoy
Bosch
Ohio Promises Clean Streams By End of 1970
Gov. James A. Rhodes announced an Ohio Lake Erie Basin cleanup plan aiming to remove pollution from all streams feeding Lake Erie and major basins by 1970. He touted a $413 million pollution control equipment program with 149 local governments and 187 industries involved, while critics accused the push of political hype and called for federal help.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Lake Erie
Buckeye
Morton Neipp
Reams
Toledo
Rhodes
Arnold
Lake Erie Basin
Great Lakes
Michigan
Detroit
Detroit River
Canada
Youngstown
Cleveland
Stewart Udall
Cleveland Conference of Lakes
Pollution Control Board
Red China faces internal purge as political strife intensifies
Analysis notes a Beijing struggle between old line dogmatists and reformers within the Communist party. Peng Chen, longtime Mao ally and Peking mayor, is ousted as purges widen. Editorial commentary warns upheaval may spur external risks if China seeks new paths. The piece invites reader letters on current affairs.
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China
Red China
Africa
Peking City
Peng Chen
Mao Tze-tung
Dear Abby letters offer mix of family woes and humor
A collage of Dear Abby submissions includes a grandmother laments teens overstaying a visit, a wife chafes at a stingy neighbor, a reader challenges Abby on Native American history, and a wedding guest quip about sides at a ceremony. The column closes inviting letters to Abby for personal replies.
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Abby
Facts from a mailbag of daily trivia and notes
A columnist collects observations on health drivers and longevity trends. It cites 122 million Americans visiting doctors last year with women leading men. It notes 12 000 centenarians, explains wrinkles from hyaluronic acid loss, and offers random productivity and lifestyle facts. It also mentions rising personal bankruptcies and a soaring federal budget from 3.5 billion to nearly 100 billion in under four decades.
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U.S
Listen Magazine
U. S
Senate approves broad rule on packaging and labeling
President John son hails Senate passage of a wide bill expanding government power to regulate packaging and labeling of foods drugs and other items. The measure aims to protect consumers and households nationwide.
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Senate
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