Cuban Refugees Cost Taxpayers Rise in US Refugee Aid
Miami AP reports a projected 1967 refugee budget of 51 million dollars for the Health, Education, and Welfare Department to cover Cuban arrivals. Since December 1 the airlift has brought roughly 37,000 refugees, with monthly totals often exceeding 4,000. Russia reportedly spends 300 to 400 million annually to support Castro.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Soviet Union
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
House
Senate
Castro
Russia
Ground Water Untapped In Harrison County Texas
Harrison County faces an untapped groundwater potential. The Texas Water Development Board reports at least 55,000 acre-feet available annually for development without depleting supplies, with only 2,700 acre-feet pumped in 1964. Groundwater is generally fresh with dissolved solids under 1,000 ppm.
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Avoux
Tex
Harrison County
Texas Water Development Board
U.S. Geological Survey
Board
Harrison County Commissioners Court
Red China turmoil hints at possible war
AP Special Correspondent notes China’s isolation and turmoil as Brezhnev visits Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Hungary fueling world war anxiety. Observers warn of a potential Chinese intervention in Viet Nam if negotiations stall while Red Guards attack party cadres and the cultural revolution stirs resistance.
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William L
Ryan AP
Red China
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Ching
Peking
Viet Nam
Red
Red Army
China
Haders
U.S
United States
Beer License Request Pulled
Dallas AP report says Kenneth Jess Porter withdrew a police protest of his beer license after stating his wife has no interest in the bar. Porter will be sole operator of Ken's Grill and Bar in North Dallas. A judge said Porter's affidavit clears up the issue and the license will be granted and cancelled if he dies.
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Dallas
Tex
Kenneth Jess Porter
Lee Harvey Oswald
Porter
Special Service Bureau
Itll
Russia
W. L
Lew) Sterrett
Rhode Island Students to Trade with Scottish Pupils
Providence based English Speaking Union announces a three week student exchange next May. Twenty five Rhode Island high school pupils will swap places with an equal number of Scottish pupils, fostering cross cultural study and language practice.
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Providence, RI
Rhode Island
Providence
Yams Are Plentiful in Texas
Yams are plentiful in Texas with sweet potatoes abundant across markets per Agricultural Department reports. Alongside yams, carrots cucumbers and green peppers show good supply and favorable prices. Head lettuce yellow squash and Tokay grapes remain notable. oranges cost less than 12 weeks ago while California oranges rose.
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Associated Press
Texas
pAgeiculture Department
California
Imminent Coup in Dominican a False Alarm
Reports here and abroad of an imminent coup appear to be part of an opposition plan to sow distrust between President Balaguer's government and the military. Observers say the effort lacks traction due to armed forces backing the government, with radicals blamed and Havana radio broadcasting the reports.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Juan Bosch
U.S
Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Balaguer
Havana
inter-American
Balaga
Conservatory Season Opens at Geary Theater
The American Conservatory Theater will begin a 22 week season of repertory at the Geary Theater starting next January.
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San Francisco
American Conservatory Theater
Geary Theater
New Hampshire Voters Decide Sweepstakes Fate
Concord New Hampshire AP voters set November 3 to decide if sweepstakes tickets may continue to be sold. Officials say sales lag prior years but profits support local schools, while critics warn it delays tax reform and urge no repeal plan. Edward J Powers aims to boost sales and national marketing. Richard Plumer skeptical and notes organized opposition is weak.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Richard Plumer
University of New Hampshire Alumni Magazine
Committee of 100
Plumer
Edward J. Powers
Josner FBI
State Tax Commission
Street turns purple after dye spill in Miami
In Miami, residents report a street turning purple after purple dye spilled from a passing truck. Police traced the dye to a Logallon barcret used to line orange crates, which leaked as it rained.
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Miami
Fla
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