India Faces Three-Way Fight For Influence After Nehru
India sits at a pivotal point in the cold war as three powers vie for leverage. The United States has provided nearly 1.5 billion in aid over three years through 1964 with 60 million in military aid since 1962 and 50 million in credits plus 50 million more planned. The Soviet Union is believed to have supplied roughly 120 million in military aid, while China remains a looming strategic threat with potential military aggression.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Lenin
Paris
Peking
New Delhi
U.S
Lucius D. Clay
Pakistan
South Asia
Britain
Communist International
Nehru
Soviet Union
China
United States
Russian Space Girl Becomes Mother Of First Space Baby
Soviet cosmonette Valentina Tereshkova Nikolayev and her husband Andrian Nikolaev welcomed a daughter born on Monday. The baby weighs six pounds eight ounces and measures about 20 inches. Both mother and child are reported to be doing fine.
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Moscow
UPI
Valentina Tereshkova Nikolayev
Earth
Valentina
Andrian Nikolayev
Death shrouds Altadena doctor and wife mystery
In Altadena California doctor Marion W. Rigg 46 and his wife Dr Marsilyn L. Rigg 38 were found dead a day apart. Mrs Rigg was found drowned in the bathtub while Dr Rigg died after an apparent intoxicated state and a possible self harming action. Investigators found no signs of a struggle and await toxicology results.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Altadena
Calif
Marion W. Rigg
Mars Ilyn L. Rigg
John
Richard
James
Leslie
la Cresecenta
Rigg
Montrose Sheriff's Station
Glendale Hospital
County General Hospital
Hemisphere sales of farm goods surveyed
A 1963 Agriculture Department study shows the United States sold over 1 billion dollars of farm products to western hemisphere nations. Canada bought 597 million, Brazil 102 million with 81 million wheat, Mexico up 32 percent, and the Dominican Republic up 115 percent. World oats and barley production rose modestly, with barley hitting a record 3.995 billion bushels while oats declined in the Soviet Union and North America.
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Washington
UPS
Agriculture Department
United States
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Latin America
U.S
Brazil
Food For Peace
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Foreign Agricultulture Service
FAS
Soviet Union
North America
Asia
Europe
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Outer Space
Hemisphere
OIL Heat Service
Main ST
Bennington
Grand Union Empire
Ecesia
Bennington, VT
Grant
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