U S pressures world to share India food aid burden
Washington reports the Johnson administration will press surplus nations to do more as India faces acute hunger. Officials say U S grain shipments will continue but require hard currency from others, with surpluses dwindling and India's production lagging. A congressional team will report back before a decision on more aid.
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House Investigators Seek Answers from Mrs Powell
Congressional investigators hoped to question Rep. Adam Clayton Powell by calling his estranged wife Yvette Flores Powell who lives in Puerto Rico. She indicated she would testify after a subpoena but sent a telegram saying she cannot appear in open session. Chairman Wayne L. Hays said staff were trying to resolve the matter.
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16 000 Pontiacs Called In By GM for Safety Checks
Pontiac Michigan dispatch reports General Motors called back 16 245 1967 Pontiacs to inspect for a steering column defect. This follows industry recalls uncovered November 22 of about 500,000 late model cars trucks and buses by the four major U.S. automakers.
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LBJ to Meet McNamara on Budget Amid Vietnam Spend
President Johnson schedules an afternoon budget conference at the LBJ Ranch with Defense Secretary Robert McNamara to review the Vietnam war and other 1968 military costs likely surpassing 70 billion dollars. Also on the agenda are reports on the Alliance for Progress and a hemispheric summit, with La tin American fact finding by Gordon and Linowitz.
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U S May Find It Necessary To Reduce Forces in Germany
UPI analysis outlines possible U S troop reductions in West Germany as NATO shifts headquarters to Belgium and France under de Gaulle presses autonomy. It notes German reluctance to swap Soviet and U S forces, U S manpower needs for Vietnam, and Kiesinger cabinet signals toward closer France ties and East contacts.
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Soviet prosecutor seeks five year Siberian term for American
In Leningrad court, prosecutor Borodankov demands five years for Wortham on theft and black market currency charges while recommending concurrent sentencing with Gilmour who should be freed upon a fine. Wortham and Gilmour pleaded guilty to exchanging dollars for rubles. Wortham admits stealing a $300 Russian bear statue.
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