Repercussions of Indo China battle could shape U S policy
Foreign analyst Phil Newsom argues the Indo China battle near Dien Bien Phu could decisively affect U S policy in Asia. He notes U S forces and civilian pilots already support operations and warns a French defeat could trigger a broader reappraisal of U S commitments, with possible shifts at Geneva and potential French withdrawal.
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Asia
Farmers Urged To Put Soil In Fertility Bank
Washington March 23 Rep Clifford R Hope chairman of the House Agriculture Committee says Congress will consider incentive payments to urge farmers to divert land from production into a soil fertility bank. The plan follows a government report showing cropland plantings may fall little and warns of surplus extension to barley grain sorghums oats soybeans and flaxseed. Eisenhower seeks 55 million for soil conservation and tighter rules on diverted acres with potential price support impacts.
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House Agriculture
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Missing Yugoslavs Declared Dead In Official Notices
Belgrade reports more than 10,000 Yugoslavs named in death presumptions published in the Official Gazette over 18 months. Disappearances from World War II leave spouses unable to remarry and heirs unable to claim property until legal death is declared, with a flood of notices continuing.
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Belgrade
Gaantle
Gazette
Fraternity Pledges Help Renovate Red Feather Center
In Philadelphia on March 23 fraternity pledges from the University of Pennsylvania joined construction unions and Boy Scouts to renovate Godwill Industries, a Red Feather agency aiding the handicapped. The volunteers worked Saturdays to improve the building and create a more cheerful training environment for the disabled.
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Ith Fraternity
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Godwill Industries
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Boy Scouts
Rice Farmers Invited To Meet With Experts
Baytown area farmers are invited to attend a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce office on North Ashbel Tuesday at 8 pan. W. Davis, superintendent of the Beaumont experimental station, will be on hand with his staff to discuss rice production. Researchers will cover fertilization breeding new varieties establishing pastures on rice sod and insects. Dan Clinton, county agricultural agent, sent letters announcing the meeting.
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