Red China U S Russia whose power shifts in Southeast Asia
AP dispatch outlines a new balance in Asia as Red China, the United States, and independent Soviet moves shape tensions. Moscow appears cautious, while Beijing lobbies against Khrushchev and leans on allied nations to press Western powers. The Tonkin Gulf episode is framed as a test, aimed at pushing Indochina toward an international conference and constraining US influence.
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Channelview Athletic Booster Club Active Involved
Athletic Booster Club in Channelview funded and supported school athletics. responsible for electric scoreboards gym and football field track. members, including wives, labored on projects and a 1961 65 football program drive. Librarian appeals for overdue books and library tour hours. machine found relates to Humble Service Station burglary.
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Baked Stuffed Potatoes Advice For Storage
A home tip suggests making an extra batch of baked stuffed potatoes while preparing a dish. The extra potatoes can be unwrapped at serving time and heated in a shallow pan in a hot oven at about 90 degrees.
Stocks Of Major Farm Crops Near 1959 Level
Washington AP report from the Agriculture Department notes carry-over stocks of 14 major crops remain close to the 1953 highs as the 1964 production year starts. Wheat and feed grain stocks exceed adequate reserves by about 50 percent while cotton runs about 60 percent over. Government and private holdings, including farmers and processors, total 44 percent of last year’s production and 50 percent of the 1957-59 average, with shifts toward surplus abroad under food for peace programs. Tobacco, cotton, corn, and other staples drive the mix, with tobacco leading in value and aging practices.
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