How Can There Be Too Much Food in a Hungry World
A famous newsman and farm expert argues that the United States and world face a paradox of surpluses amid global hunger. John Strohm, veteran agricultural writer, cites malnutrition in Have-not nations and stresses the need to rethink farm policy, production, and aid.
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John Strohm
Wabash
U. S
Washington
Russia
Red China
India
Southeast Asia
Latin America
America
Strohm
New York
NEA
Earth
Middle East
Iron Curtin
United States
Asia
Africa
Manana
Egypt
Aswan
B. R. Sen
Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations
Rockefeller Blames Democrats for Alliance Troubles
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller sharpens his dispute with President Kennedy and aligns with GOP critics on foreign and domestic issues. He cites disarray in the Atlantic Alliance over Skybolt, Canadian warheads, French actions, and Polaris missiles, echoing criticisms from Tower Scott Goldwater Keating and others.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Rockefeller
GOP
House
Capitol Hill
Chicago
Atlantic Alliance
Britain
Canada
Charles de Gaulle
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
United States
State Department
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Soviets blame US testing for jeopardizing Geneva talks
Moscow says resumed US underground nuclear tests will hinder an East West test ban. Tass cites renewed blasts complicating Geneva negotiations and delaying the 18 nation committee’s work. Kuznetsov also voiced the same warning on arrival for talks.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
Tass
Three Youths Drown After Ice Breaks on Lake
Three boys died when they fell through the ice while playing on a lake. Bodies of Daniel Graziosa 8 and Stephen Graziosa 8 and Sidney Taylor 7 were recovered from Langenfelder Lake in Bristol Township eight hours after they disappeared.
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Philadelphia
Daniel
Stephen Graziosa
Sidney Taylor
Langenfelder Lake
Bristol Township
Peking Rejects Soviet Peace Talks Offer
Tokyo AP report says Beijing refused Moscow calls for talks unless Yugoslavia is dropped from the agenda. The Peking People's Daily and radio spurn the Soviet bid, reaffirming stance against Yugoslav policy as a precondition for any meeting.
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Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Peking People’s Daily
Voice
Chinese Communist Party
Peking Radio
Soviet Communist Party
Five Killed in State Mishaps This Weekend
Five persons died in Minnesota traffic accidents over the weekend. Near New Prague three perished in a collision, a Minneapolis youth died in a sledding crash, and a Randolph resident was killed in a separate crash. The state toll rose to 49 for 1963, down from last year.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
New Prague
Minneapolis
Randolph
Dakota County
Francis Northrop
Northfield
Minn
Robert W. Medhura
St. Paul
Mechera
Ronald
Joseph Meakins
Excelsior
Meakins
Joseph's
Minnesota 19
Bernard D. Kaiser
Belle Plaine
Vernon Schauer
Arlington
Gerald A. Schauer
Highway Patrol
Hudson
Wis
Richard Feeney
Eau Claire
Bing Crosby Recovers After Kidney Stone Operation
Singer Bing Crosby leaves St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica after surgery for kidney stones. The 58 year old entertainer has undergone several similar procedures and is convalescing at home following the operation.
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Hollywood
Bing Crosy
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Snow Flurries Spark Winter Weather in Minnesota
Snow flurries spread across Minnesota overnight as a low pressure area moved southward. Temperatures were to dip to near zero to 10 above, with St. Cloud reporting the coldest overnight reading of 2 degrees. scattered slick spots remained on some highways.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Canada
North Dakota
St. Cloud
Iraqis claim control of Baghdad amid fighting and executions
In Baghdad rebel activity waned as West German deputy Rudolph Werner reported the government in firm control at least of the city. Basra saw clashes as Communist forces attacked Basra Prison and rebels displayed Kassem’s body on television. The new National Guard joined regular troops while a six man junta maintains supreme power as executions of officers are announced.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Baghdad
Rudolph Werner
Abdul Salem Mohammed Aref
Cairo
al Ahram
Abdel Karim Kassem
Basra
National Guard
Abdel Kerim Mustafa
Zwach seeks Senate probe of attorneys general rift
ST PAUL AP Sen John Zwach majority leader says the Senate will review ties between assistant attorneys general and the departments they serve amid a dispute between Attorney General Mondale and Highway Commissioner Marshall. He notes potential overstaffing claims and says committees will begin inquiries this week. The plan also aims to end a long running osteopaths medicine practice dispute and move a compromise bill toward passage.
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Marshall
Mondale
Senate
Sen. Zwach
House
Walnut Grove
Minnesota
State Board of Medical Examiners
Weather Forecast Cloudy with Snow Flurries Tonight
Cloudy tonight with snow flurries this evening. Temperatures rise into the 20s Tuesday with a low near 2 to 12 degrees. A bit milder Tuesday but still cold.
New York Strike Talks End With No Pact
After more than 18 hours of talks, no agreement was reached in the New York newspaper strike negotiations. Mayor Wagner, mediator, recessed discussions with substantial differences remaining between publishers and Local 6 printers.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Walter N. Thayer
City Hall
Bertram A. Powers
ITU
Elmer Brown
Colorado Springs
Colo
Stock Market Moves Irregularly in Early Trading
The New York market showed irregular moves with a slight downward tilt and moderate volume as selective strength appeared in certain shares. Early afternoon activity reflected cautious investor sentiment amid mixed sector performance.
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New York
Iowa House Wins Dismissal In Frazier Contest
DES MOINES AP reports the Iowa House dismissed a contest of Rep. Charles Frazier R Keokuk election and declared him a duly elected representative from Lee County.
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Iowa House
Des Moines
Charles Frazier
Keokuk
Lee County
Readings Hit Zero in Iowa
A cold wave grips Iowa with subzero lows in Mason City and near zero to five above at other towns. Highs Monday reach 10 to 15 above zero, with 15 to 30 mph northerly winds. Skies clear Monday night, then warmer Tuesday but colder conditions expected Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Mercury
Iowa
Mason City
Davenport
Weather Bureau
Spencer
Lamont
Fire destroys crew on Zuiho Maru near Japan
Fire broke out on the 74 ton fishing boat Zuiho Maru off northern Japan. Six of the 14 crewmen died, three survivors were burned, and the blaze was brought under control as the vessel returned to Wakkanai port, according to the Maritime Safety Agency.
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Tokyo
Japan
Maritime Safety Agency
Wakkanai
Post Office Seeks Bids to Build New Downtown Facility
The Post Office Department invites competitive bids to construct and lease a new downtown post office on the south side of 1st Ave SE between 1st and 2nd Streets SE. Bid details cover a 20 year base lease with four 5 year renewals and private ownership of the building with local taxes paid by the owner. Bids due April 15.
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Post Office Department
J. Edward Day
1St Ave
1St St
2Nd St
F. E. Knapp
Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis 2
Minn
Oliver Herrick
Owatonna
Pebrena
Disease Wave Hits Kansas As Asian Flu Spreads
AP report notes pneumonia influenza deaths exceed epidemic thresholds in 108 cities as Asian flu extends inland to Kansas and other states. Officials warn outbreaks expected nationwide with vulnerable groups at higher risk and mid March decline anticipated.
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Kansas
U.S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Maryland
Illinois
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Vermont
Maine
Delaware
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Japan
United States
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