School Lunch Benefits That Support Local Economies
The national school lunch program, in its 19th year, serves 17 million children through 70 000 schools. In 1962 63 more than $1 billion in foods moved through lunchrooms, and 80 percent of purchases occur locally, aiding farmers and employment while improving child nutrition.
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Boost for SST President Johnson backs supersonic transport push
President Johnson announced to lawmakers that Gen William McKee will run the Federal Aviation Agency program and that Congress will be asked for 140 million dollars for the next phase. Boeing's Maynard L Pennell describes an SST carrying 200 plus passengers across the Atlantic in under three hours with 4000 to 5000 miles range. The civilian project holds clear military implications if rapid troop movement becomes necessary.
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William McKee
Federal Aviation Agency
McKee
Congress
United States
Europe
Maynard L. Pennell
Boeing
Atlantic
Pennell
Common Market on Verge of Crisis Amid Gaullist Dissent
France led by President de Gaulle faces renewed farm policy stalemate threatening the European Common Market. Pompidou and Industry Minister Bokanowski condemn Brussels talks as France-dominated, fearing an illusion of agricultural unity. Lodge returns to Saigon as broader changes echo in Viet Nam. A new bride and a husband’s weekend promises add unrelated domestic humor.
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Common Market
European Economic Community
France
Brussels
Pompidou
Maurice Bokanowski
Lindsay's assets pile up in New York mayoral bid
Washington by Bruce Biossat notes rep John Lindsay gains punch from star quality and events shaping his campaign. Democrats see him beating rivals though 1965 primary data and party loyalty complicate the path. His charm aids Jewish voters but fundraising, outreach to minorities, and campaign discipline remain challenges.
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Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
John F. Kennedy
John Lindsay
Robert Wagner
Lindsay
New York City
Wagner
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Liberal Party
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GOP
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Paris
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Toronto
Nuoc mam and life in South Viet Nam
In Da Nang a war reporter notes nuoc mam, a pungent fish sauce, as a dietary staple and cultural detail. He describes its preparation, taste, and aroma and contrasts Vietnamese diet with American norms. Officers comment on endurance and the broader aim of nation building in Vietnam.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Summer business briskness hinges on backlog and output
The AP reports a steadier summer pace with 14 percent higher steel mill activity than last year and busy factories due to large order backlogs. Auto production slows as models switch over, while retail sales remain above last year.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Listen to your wife says Ruth Millett
In Hollywood Star Ruth Millett advises men to heed wives input on people and plans. She notes women spot phonies ask directions notice hostess cues slow down in rain guard safety and avoid gossip while urging men to share attention and respect.
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Ruth Millett
Family duties shift as independence guides elder care
A study finds most seniors prefer financial independence and favor government support if needed. The majority of both seniors with children and their offspring expect aid to come from public programs rather than family funds, though many children would still help if required.
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United States
Brown
Ethel Shanas
The
Univeristy of
Chicago
Shanas
Auto firms hedge against steel strike slowdowns with old model production
Some auto firms, due to record sales, still lag in meeting demand for old models and plan to release them later this summer. Auto makers may also stockpile older models to buffer against potential slowdowns in producing new cars if a steel strike disrupts supplies.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A list of crossword clues with numbers covering various definitions. Clues include Bruin's domicile peat slab language connected to down theatrical family and other terms like income tax and Florentine name. Answers would fill a standard daily crossword grid.
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