Allies in Accord on United Army and Western Defense
NATO members reach four point plan to bolster Western Europe defense. plan includes 60 combat divisions and 4,000 aircraft, potential Western Germany rearmament, a joint facilities board, and streamlined NATO structure. Taxes study flags loopholes costing $4.5 billion yearly.
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National Boys Club Week Observed March 3 to April 6
The 335,000 Boys Club members nationwide will observe National Boys Club Week from March 3 to April 6 with the theme Building the citizens of tomorrow. The movement dates to New England roots and has grown into Boys' Clubs of America.
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America
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New York
N.Y
Boys’ Club
United States
Seeds for Democracy Campaign Outlined in 1952 Effort
The Committee for Free Asia launched its Seeds for Democracy campaign on March 3 continuing through June 3 to aid Philippine food production. It aims to send vegetable seeds to Filipino farmers and students, with 511000 packages last year, and includes a labeling message in English and Tagalog.
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Philippines
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San Francisco
Calif
Islands
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Red Cross launches yearlong fund drive to sustain relief work
The American Red Cross under E. Roland Harriman highlights nationwide campaigns through March 31 to fund services from disaster relief to wounded servicemen care. Last year the charity aided armed forces and families, with blood drives delivering about 1.2 million pints for the military and 1.86 million pints to civilian hospitals, at a cost of nearly 14 million dollars.
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National Red Cross
Harriman
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Far East
Meat Production Surges 22 Percent From Last Year
U S Department of Agriculture reports rapid growth in meat production with February figures showing 22 percent more than a year ago. Hog slaughter rose to 1,464,000 in a week versus 1,044,000 the year prior as lambs sheep and hogs flood markets. Beef in storage up 17 million pounds in January, total storage about 121 million pounds higher than last year and nearly 200 million above five year average. Despite stockage, local meat prices have not fallen and no forecast of price relief is given.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
U S blocks meat imports from Canada over disease scare
The United States halted virtually all livestock and meat imports from Canada after a Saskatchewan foot and mouth outbreak. In the year ending June 30 the U S imported about 400000 head of live stock and 100000000 pounds of fresh beef and pork from Canada as Canada planned to round up and destroy herds to eradicate the disease.
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