Food for Peace program shifts surplus to aid abroad
Washington reports surplus American food under the Foot for Peace plan. Since 1954 more than 11.4 billion dollars of farm products moved overseas, funding development, bridges, schools, and defense facilities while easing dollar shortages.
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President Will Address AP Meet April 20
President Johnson will address the Associated Press annual luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria on April 20. About 1,804 reservations have been made, the largest crowd yet for the AP luncheon. Foreign press leaders from Japan, South Africa, Canada, and Britain will attend.
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Negro Seeks Division Of Metropolitan Vote Case
Dist. Judge Herman Jones will hear final arguments April 24 in a Houston Negro suit challenging Texas law on state representative elections in metro areas. Attorney Robert W. Hainsworth argues division into sub districts boosts minority ballot access. the state contends the court lacks jurisdiction.
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