Food Aid Prospects Dim as RC Appeal Is Rejected
In Addis Ababa the Nigerian government rejected a Red Cross appeal to halt attacks on mercy flights to Biafra. Red Cross flights were suspended after a DC6 was fired on, with fear arms are being flown in. U S officials say 200 to 400 die daily. millions need food as relief efforts proceed by sea to Calabar with ships carrying hundreds of tons of aid.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Red Cross
Lagos
Biafra
Fernando Po
Charles de Gaulle
Caritas
Nigeria
U.S. State Department
Dean Rusk
Geneva
C. Robert Moore
Africa
U.S
Calabar
Minna Schupp
Lindsay
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Agnew
Rockefeller
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Boyle Says Women and Athletes Worry Most About Health
Column by Hal Boyle notes women and professional athletes fret over health more than others. It highlights how athletes fear injuries harming careers, the balance of diet, clothing discomfort, and social quirks in modern life. The piece uses humorous vignettes on painting, cats, cooking, and aging to illustrate stress and delays.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Congress
Violence Grows in Uruguay Amid Student Protests
In Montevideo, fresh clashes leave dozens injured as police raid the University of Uruguay sparks ongoing demonstrations. Authorities reveal few casualty numbers while public backing for President Jorge Pacheco Areco fades from 77 percent to 47 percent in recent polls.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Jorge Pacheco Areco
University of
Pacheco
LeVander Reviews Storm Damage Report in Mankato Area
Gov. Harold LeVander met with Phillip Iverson to receive a storm damage briefing. Rain of 7 to 8 inches hit the Mankato St Peter region last week and 25 businesses and about 1,300 homes were damaged. The governor seeks federal disaster aid and SBA disaster designation.
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ST. Paul
Harold LeVander
Johnson
Mankato
Phillip Iverson
Iverson
St. Peter
LeVander
The
Small Business Administration
Son Pays Parents 26 Clothing Bill
An Omaha clothing firm received $246.40 from a Texas man who said he wanted to settle a $70 bill dated October 1926 from Nebraska Clothing. He included interest of 6 percent per year, making the total payments.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
Texas
Nebraska Clothing
Minnesota Delegates Learn A Lesson In National Politics
Minnesota GOP delegates to last week's Republican convention learned a lesson in national politics. The piece notes Minnesota’s two parties and references Minnesotans who discuss politics, framing the state as centric in national discourse.
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Minnesota
GOP
ST. Paul
Yarborough Says Connally Would Be Poor VP Pick
Minnesota Senator Ralph Yarborough argues Texas Governor John Connally would be a poor running mate for Hubert Humphrey if he secures the Democratic nomination. He warns the convention should not be locked up early and notes Connally’s opposition to progressive Johnson policies.
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Minneapolis
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
John Connally
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Yarborough
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Connally
Johnson
Senate
Post Office
Ronald Reagan
Rockefeller
Lindsay
Oklahoma
Nixon
Agnew
Advertising cooperation boosts public good with leaders
Advertising contributed for the public good in cooperation with The Advertising Council and the International Newspaper Advertising Executives. The note highlights joint industry effort to support social campaigns and civic programs.
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The
Advertising Council
International Newspaper
Lightning Strikes Desert Poultry Co Twice in Las Vegas
The Desert Poultry Co owner reports two lightning hits at the same site. An Aug. 1 strike damaged electrical transformers and caused a small explosion. a recent Friday strike hit the new electrical system, triggering another explosion and requiring further equipment changes.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Desert Poultry Co
Mondale Denounces Racist Deal Over Delegates
Sen. Walter Mondale says Hubert Humphrey will not woo southern delegates with a white racist deal. He cites Mississippi loyalists challenging the regular delegation and favors an open fair convention. He sees a strong chance Humphrey could win on the first ballot in Chicago.
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Mondale
Hubert
Chicago
Walter F. Mondale
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Minnesota
Mississippi
George Wallace
McCarthy
Tom Reston
Newsmen
Texas
John B. Connally
Reston
Alabama
Connecticut
Lester Maddox
Georgia
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