The Button Craze Expands Beyond Campaigns
A shift from metal pins to adhesive slogan labels spreads across advertising and social life. Brands like Avis and Pepsi drive the trend with peel-off stickers. retailers, shoppers, and groups adopt badges for quick identification and conversation starters.
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Children Reduce Ceylon's Deficit
In Colombo, a mass volunteer program sees about a million schoolchildren weed rice paddies to boost yields. Weeding parties, often with music, aim to lift rice production by 25 percent. early results show a 21.2 percent gain and rising. The effort originated with Upali Senanayake, a businessman and cousin of...
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Ceylon Mobilizes School Youth in Rice Harvest Drive
Prime Minister Senanayake pilots a School Youth Mobilization Programme to curb a 30 million dollar annual rice bill. Children over 12 weed paddy fields while schools adjust schedules, with patriotic songs and flag planting at work sites. Farmers offer tea and festival meals as 200,000 acres are targeted. New land and farming techniques accompany the plan.
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Germans Embrace Do It Yourself Office Lunches
In Germany office dining shifts from traditional sandwiches to elaborate self packed meals. Workers now favor deli purchases and homemade lunches with coffee kettles and even refrigerators appearing in workplaces as noon becomes the peak lunch hour.
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Harris survey shows rising militancy and mixed views on Vietnam
The Harris poll finds growing militancy and a get-it-over-with mood in public opinion on Vietnam. It shows shifts on bombing Hanoi Haiphong and North Vietnamese ports, a decline in support for neutralist South Vietnam, and waning backing for enclave strategies and a prolonged bombing pause.
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Computer Homework Far Cry From Days of the Little Red Schoolhouse
Six New York high school students use a home computer and pushbutton telephone in a Catholic diocesan IBM study to perform algebra chemistry physics and more at Yorktown Heights. The system provides verification storage and vocal feedback showing education may shift with future home computing tools.
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Buddhist Demonstrations Strike Saigon Amid Police Crackdown
In Saigon demonstrations led by monks and nuns disrupted the capital, police in steel helmets used tear gas and arrested a number of monks at the central market. Rioters advanced toward the Gia Long Palace, where riot police charged and herded monks into vans as youths faced induction into the army. Police also removed outside Buddhist family altars during the unrest.
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U.S
Buddhist Institute
Free Birth Control Pills Expand In Kentucky Aid Plan
In Frankfort Kentucky the expanded medical aid program begins July 1 providing free birth control pills to many medically needy persons under 65. The State Advisory Council on Medical Assistance endorses the principle of family planning within the program.
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Decline in Lobster Supply Noted by Maine Official
Augusta Maine August a AP reports a drop in lobster supply due to cooler Maine coast waters. State marine research director Robert L Dow says catches have fallen and prices risen over the past two years.
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Kennedy son attends sumo event in Hawaii
John Jr., son of the late President John F Kennedy, visits a sumo tournament in Honolulu. He sits with two Secret Service escorts, meets grand champion Taiho who lifts him in a blessing gesture for good health. Jacqueline Kennedy is away on vacation with the children.
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Pacific Island Chiefs Set Family Size by Decree
Native leaders of isolated Pacific communities order household size limits to prevent famine. Authorities urge adherence as communities enact policy to control births and allocate scarce food resources amid drought.
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Austin Herald 1966 Local Briefs June 13
AUSTIN MINN Herald brief items from June 13 1966 cover local happenings in Austin Minnesota including community updates and notices. The short notes reflect typical small town news and civic items of the era.
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