Soviet harassment clouds Hello Dolly exchange program
U S officials condemn Soviet actions targeting the U S Soviet Cultural Exchange amid tensions over a U S exhibition on architecture and a canceled Hello Dolly visit Moscow later allows the Moscow Philharmonic to perform in New York as scheduled. The dispute follows a string of escalations including expulsion of a U S guide and Soviet accusations against others.
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Hunger Stricken Haiti Counts on Corn Crop
In Les Cayes Haiti peasants face a severe drought with food shortages as the first corn crop ripens amid hunger. After Hurricane Cleo killed over 100 and damaged crops, drought halted replanting and many families fled to cities or islands. aid talks stalled as U S agencies sought government help to move surplus food.
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Nikita Khrushchev, 72, has been in a Moscow hospital for two weeks for a routine health checkup. Friends say he should be released soon to his country villa where he spent the summer. Officials note his health is fair and the checkup is a normal precaution given his age. Iran aided by U S in cholera prevention efforts
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Mapai Tribunal Backs Ben-Gurion Ouster in Israel
In Jerusalem the Mapai tribunal expelled David Ben-Gurion for forming the rival Rafi party, ruling he had effectively left the party. The court cited Moses and leadership transfer as context while election lists are due next Tuesday. Public leaders condemned the trial as harming Israel’s democracy and national mood amid sharp comments from figures like Shapiro and Peres.
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Farm Bill Advances in Senate Committee Vote
The 1965 farm subsidy bill cleared the Senate Agriculture Committee by a 12-3 vote, minus a House cotton provision but adding an amendment opposing grain sale restrictions to Communist nations. The four year program covers wheat cotton feed grains Wool rice and cropland diversion.
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Singapore Applies To Join United Nations
UNITED NATIONS UPI Singapore applied for United Nations membership on Thursday after withdrawing last month from the Federation of Malaysia, which now includes Malaysia and the territories of Sarawak and Sabah on Borneo.
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Tax relief conflicts unfold at Statehouse debate
Massachusetts property tax relief remains mired in dispute as Gov Volpe and House leaders clash over a stalled plan. A planned Labor Day session was denied, while Boston Mayor Collins touts a 35.20 tax jump that could bolster Volpe’s sales tax push. Senate juggles judges’ off days bill amid resistance. Public Health cautions Nor Asians flu may precede winter illness. Senate plots fringe civil rights stance and turnpike chair appointment rumors accompany highway funding. Kennedy to speak at friendship dinner before possible gubernatorial bid.
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Enlistments Rise After Draft Boost
Voluntary enlistments in the armed services jumped after President Johnson ordered a stronger draft. August figures show Marines up 20 percent and the Army 19 percent, with Navy and Air Force optimistic about surpassing goals. The draft continues to prod young men to enlist in their chosen service.
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Goldwater Sues Fact Magazine For $2 Million
In New York, Barry Goldwater filed a federal libel suit seeking $2 million against Fact Magazine Inc and editors over a September October 1964 issue. The suit points to front and back cover text alleging psychological unfitness and dangerous aims, plus inside quotes claiming pathological makeup akin to Hitler and other dictators.
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