New Foods Face Rejection by Peasants in Malnutrition Fight
UPI report from Berkeley anthropology professor GM M Foster notes peasants in poor regions recoil from unfamiliar foods, complicating nutrition efforts. He says attitudes shape acceptance of plant or fish protein substitutes, with implications for feeding preschool children in developing countries. In Houston, Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church funds outreach by matching church spending with external causes, boosting membership under Dr. Charlie Shedd.
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National Window GOP Moves To Purge Burch Like 1948 Aftermath
United Press International reports that Dean Burch faces a purge within the National Committee echoing 1949 battles over Hugh Scott. The piece recalls the Omaha showdown, where Scott survived 54 to 50 amid bitter intra party infighting and later resigned.
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Robert A. Taft
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Chicago Tribune
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Vietnamese Officer Praised as Hero in Viet Cong Attack
UPI reports American advisers praised a Vietnamese battalion commander who directed artillery onto his own positions to repel a large Viet Cong assault near Cai Lay, southwest of Saigon. The battle left at least 65 Viet Cong dead, with 716 artillery rounds fired and a rear command post hit by a 57mm round.
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John N. Odell
Reidsville
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Chinese Demand Total Surrender In Ideological Rift with Soviets
UPI analysis notes a three-way clash among Moscow Peking and Washington driven by ideological leadership fights and industrial gaps. Kosygin pursues U.S. co existence while China demands Stalinist reinstatement and equal sacrifice. Romania upgrades U.S. post to ambassador via Johnson move. Crawford named ambassador to Bucharest after serving as minister.
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Peking
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Romania
William A. Crawford
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