World of Famine Seen in 1970s by Economist
Chicago based economist warns that population growth in India Pakistan and China could trigger widespread famine by the 1970s. He predicts food output will not keep pace despite potential gains and urges birth control and policy actions to avert a massive hunger wave across Asia Africa and Latin America.
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Chicago
Esr
Sederiist
Siaened
Bistar
Raymond
New York
Avia
Africa
American Chemies Society
Unitel
Mike Outrieh
Gord Lee
Fwell
India
Pakistan
China
Indonesiaa
Turkey
Egypt
Asia
Latin America
Senate debate over LBJ aid bill amendment impacts Social Security
House passed measure to expand hospice home care and revise benefits faces Senate test. Sen Russell Long proposes a 7 percent boost, broader earnings eligibility, and a higher Social Security cap. Administration plan includes a five percent boost and a two month increase while trimming King Anderson nursing home limits.
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Aorson
Senate
Social Sreuriduno
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Iit
Anc
Funds Approved for Texas Water Projects and Surveys
The fiscal year plan allocates 54.5 million for construction 1.66 million for planning and 1.57 million for surveys with Texas projects across multiple sites. Projects include Red River levies Denison to Fort Worth Harbor jetties Galveston Harbor Gulf coast reservoirs Brazos River work Houston Ship Channel Sabine-Neches Waterway and many river and bayou studies and modifications.
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Texas
Red River
Denison Daim
Rawell Reservoir
Fossil Creek
Brazos Island Arbor
Budslo Bayou
Canyon Reservoir
Fort Worth
Clear, Fork
West Fork
Freeport and Vicinity
Galveston Harbor
Gulf Intracoastal
Guadalupe River
Victoria
Houston Ship Channel
Matagorda Ship Channel
Port Christi Waterway
Sabine-Neches Waterway
Sam Reyburn
San Antonio Channel
Somerville
Sithouse Hollow
Clear Creek
Colorado River
Corpus Christ
Dickinson Bayou
Moses Lake
Goose Creek
Guadalupe and
San Antonio
Lavaca- Navidad
Neches River
Peyton's Creek
Sabine River
San Bernard River
San Fres Creek
San Jacinto River
McLendon calls for Yarborough resignation in probe
McLendon accuses officials of whitewashing the probe into Yarborough. He cites sworn statements and a Dallas News polygraph claiming Keeton told the truth about Estes paying Yarborough 350,000 dollars. Governor Connally was unavailable for comment as tensions rise over the election eve case.
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McLendor
Texas Department of Public Safety
John, Connally Jr
Connally
Dallas News
Keeton
Estes
Yarborough
Peens
FBI
Dallas
James Fonville
Ballas and
Midland
Yardborough
Fonville
PRI
Homer Garrison
McLendon
Yarborouch
Rotary Speaker DICK MANNE to Address Baytown Club
Rotary speaker DICK MANNE, a member of the high profile grand jury that indicted Drs. Atty. Frank Briscoe, will address Baytown Rotary Club at the noon meeting Wednesday at the Tower.
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Dick. Manne
Erand
Drs. Atty
Frank Briscoe
Baytown Rotary Club
Tower
Revival at Trinity Tabernacle Led by Rev John McDuff
The Rev John McDuff Houston evangelist will start revival services at Trinity Tabernacle 100 E Lobit Wednesday night The public is invited Rev Wiles Pravie assisting
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John McDuff
Houston
Trinity Tabernacle
E. Lobit
Wiles
Pravie
Accidents Reported Near City Points of Interest
Police investigated four auto accidents with no injuries including at Carolina and Kentucky Ward Road and Danubina behind Robert E Lee High School and Missouri and Oklahoma. Robberies yielded $200 from a shop register at 10 20 p m. Tools were stolen from Young Pluming Co and boxed items valued at unknown amounts. Complaints of prosilers and animal intrusions were reported on East Pearce Denby Van Roads Highlands.
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Carolina
Kentucky
Ward Road
Danubina
Robert E. Lee High School
Missouri
Oklahoma
Sh -Register
Billy A
Young Plumbing Co
N. Commerce
Thel
Wilfred Spell
East Pearce
Denby
van Roads
Highlands
Mann Named Police Chief In Baytown Transition
Mann was confirmed by unanimous vote to lead Baytown police operations without personal patrol duties. A former deputy constable under Paul Anderson, he has lived in Baytown since October 29, 1949, and will consult at police headquarters while directing department activities.
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Mann
Paul Anderson
Pees
Baytown
Kennedy Makes New York Run Amid Cabinet Plans
Kennedy pursues elective office in New York as he plans a move from state to national politics. Romner seeks a second term after easy primary prospects, Staebler unopposed for Democratic nomination, while Keating is renominated by GOP. Goldwater ends coast cruise and prepares Prescott campaign. Johnson returns to Washington for Labor Day push in Detroit.
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Philip A. Hart
George Romner
George Higgins
Neil F. Staebler
New York
Kennedy
Virginia
Massachusetts
Sta Committee
Kea Tink
U S Becomes Top Beef Producer and Importer
Washington reports the United States, already the largest beef producer, also became the top importer. Imports reached 1.677 billion pounds, marking 5.2 percent of total beef movement. The note places U S trade in context beside a separate golf championship at Goose Creek Country Club.
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Washington
United States
Aggravated Assault Charged In Baytown Case
Baytonian Robert Lee, 35, of 1604 Florida, jailed at 4 p.m. Monday on aggravated assault in Justice of the Peace court. Alfred Lewis, 33, and Virginia Toran, 23, both of Barrett Station, charged with disturbing the peace in Judge Brown's court at 7:20 p.m. Monday. Peter McGee Jr., 38, accused of swindling by check in Judge Brown's court, released after posting bond. Three men jailed in Baytown Monday on drunk charges.
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Robert Lee
Florida
Baytown
M. Brown
D. L. Herring
Alfred Lewis
Barrett Station
Virginia Toran
Brown
Kert
Negroes Register in Baytown Schools
Nine Negro students registered for seventh grade at Highlands Junior High while four enrolled at Baytown Junior High seventh grade. The prior all white elementary entry was a fourth grade pupil at San Jacinto Elementary. Seventh grade and elementary registrations occurred Tuesday with eighth and ninth graders scheduled for afternoon. High school seniors, sophomores and other grades registered Wednesday morning and afternoon.
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Highlands
Baytown
San Jacinto
Dallas Bowling Alley Desegregation Settlement Reached
In Dallas a bowling alley settled a Civil Rights Act suit and will admit Negroes. The management pays court costs and damages to two Black patrons refused entry. Lawyer John Wilson represented Roy Allen and William Grant. damages amount kept confidential.
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Dallas
John Wilson
Roy Allen
William Grant
Wilson
Rural Home Loans Reach $132.5 Billion
The Agriculture Department reported that rural housing loans totaled $192.5 million in the fiscal year ended June 30 to improve housing facilities. An additional $1,167,000 funded rental units for senior citizens, with losses since 1949 under two one-hundredths of one percent of total loans.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Houston Trinity River Contract Ironed Out
Fort Worth reports a supplemental letter finalizes Houston's contract with the Trinity River Authority. The TRA plans Lake Livingston on the Trinity River funded by TRA bonds to be retired by Houston. Mayor Lovie Welch will present the letter and contract to the City Council for approval.
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Houston AP
Houston
Trinity River Authority
Fort Worth
Lovie Welch
TRA J
Lake Livingston
Trinity River
Rain Boosts Texas Farm Outlook Across Regions
Recent rains lift grazing prospects and aid young cotton and peanuts in many counties. Soil moisture remains low, stock water scarce, with drought conditions persisting in the Panhandle and South Plains. Farmers report improved pastures in parts of Northeast and Central Texas, while West Texas and the upper coast see varied moisture and ongoing feeding and marketing adjustments. Continuous drought relief is uneven, with grazing, harvesting, and water hauling continuing across multiple areas.
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College Station
John Hutchison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Hutchison
Panhandle
South Plains
Drouth
Texas
Ganges
East
South
Funeral held for Mrs Mamie Alexander in Dayton
Mrs Mamie Alexander mother of John Alexander of Baytown, funeral at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Sterling Funeral Home Dayton with Rev. O E Gower and Rev J P Barnet Crosby officiating. Burial followed in Magnolia Cemetery Dayton. She died Sunday night at Methodist Hospital Houston.
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Mamie Aliie Alexander
Sterling Funeral Home
Dayton
John Alexander
Baytown
O. E. Gower
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