Libyan regime vows Palestine aid and anti Israel stance
Libyan Arab Republic leadership, seized September 1, pledges strong support for the Palestinian cause. Col Muammar Kadafi says resources will back the battle for Palestine, and a modern army will engage in the Arab struggle. Regime gifts to the PLO and shifts in oil royalties signal a tougher line toward Israel and Western powers.
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Tripoli
Libya
Israel
Palestine
Suez Canal
United States
Britain
Idris
Egypt
Russia
Dle East
Muamar Mohammed Kadafi
Kadafi
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Saleh Bush
Donald Maitland
U.S
Joseph Palmer
Palmer
Tthe
Jordan
India bets on record grain output in coming years
India aims to raise annual food grain production to 129 million tons within three years, up from 98 million last year, driven by improved farming methods and better fertilizers, agriculture secretary B R Patel said.
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New Delhi
India
B. R. Patel
Oilwell drilling chief blasts discovery effort lag
N.H. Wheless Jr of Shreveport says industry failed to match oil demand as new crude volumes per exploratory well rose 291000 barrels in 1964 68 versus 227000 in 1959 63 and 190000 in 1954 58. He warns reserves and gas supplies are shrinking due to reduced exploration and drilling activity, risking production cuts after decades.
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Houston, Tex
American Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors
Reno
Wireless
United States
N.H. Wheless Jr
Shreveport
Wheless
Texas
Louisiana
Aime
U.S
Florida Jail Visitor Plays Nightly Concert for Hopeful Son
A unidentified young man, believed 18 and named Chris Carrara, draws nightly attention at a Bartow jail where visitors hope he is a missing son. He stands 5 9, 120 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes, travels the country as a guitar musician, and is in protective custody though not jailed. Local officials, including Lockwood, are treating memory loss with doctors while aiding his wish to stay a few months in Bartow to earn money.
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Chris Carrara
Lockwood
Bartow
Education lacks big killer in Swaziland says officer
In Mbabane Swaziland AP report Senior Medical Officer Dr Gay Murphy warns malnutrition and gastro enteritis deaths could be cut if children received animal proteins instead of maize porridge. He notes the 1964 mortality near 300 and cites meat milk eggs fish cheese grasshoppers and termites as protein sources.
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Mbabane
Swaziland
Gay Murphy
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