U.S. Grain Farmers Face New Troubles Abroad
United States grain farmers confront fresh abroad headwinds as the European Common Market settles a grain price pact. France may boost its own grain production to meet higher prices, risking US exports worth about 400 million dollars annually. A common tariff could further curb shipments while Britain imposes a 15 percent import surcharge. The piece links these trade shifts to a possible era of isolationism and ongoing U.S. balance of payments pressures, underscoring risks to farm markets and dollar stability.
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New York
United States
Canada
Britain
America
Duke of Windsor Recovering After Heart Surgery
The Duke of Windsor, formerly King Edward VIII, is recovering well after abdominal surgery to remove an arterial blister the size of a large grapefruit. Dr. Michael DeBakey said he should be on his feet today and out of Methodist Hospital within two weeks. The operation replaced a ballooning aneurysm with a synthetic tube, and the duke is already chatting with the duchess and his medical team.
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Tex
Duke of Windsor
Ichael DeBakey
Edward VIII
England
Methodist Hospital
Wallace Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
DeBakery
Season's Worst Storm Hits Oahu and Kauai
Hawaii suffered its worst storm of the season with heavy rainfall on Oahu and Kauai. Flooded streets in Waikiki, downed power lines, and burst streams were reported as up to an inch of rain per hour fell, with more on the way per the Weather Bureau.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Oahu
Kauai
Waikiki
Kauai Island
U.S. Weather Bureau
Mills Will Support Separately Financed Health Program
Rep. Wilbur Mills says he can back a health program for the aged financed separately but administered by Social Security. The Arkansas Democrat, head of the Ways and Means Committee, indicates a potential mid 1965 compromise on Johnson’s health care goal that could avoid creating a separate agency.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
President Johnson
Mills
Congress
Johnson
House
Johnson plan eyed for aged care scope expansion
A Johnson backed proposal would extend hospital and nursing home care to the elderly using Social Security payroll tax increases and a general Treasury subsidy. No income test would be required, and the plan would not include regular doctor care. Specialists study the Arabian oryx life cycle and habits.
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John F. Kennedy
General Treasury
Odrinex Fat Loss Ad Promises Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement offers Odrinex fat loss tablets available without a prescription. The ad claims fast fat reduction, a lifetime of longer life, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Price is 3.00 with mail order option via Wold's Drug Store at 233 N Main.
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Wold’s Drug Store
Lake Theater in Detroit Lakes Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the two story Lake Theater building in Detroit Lakes Minnesota on Wednesday night causing an estimated 125000 to 150000 dollars in damage. Mr and Mrs Ken Prentice and their three children who lived above the theater were driven out by smoke.
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Detroit Lakes
Minn
Lake Theater
Ken Prentice
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