Humphrey Sees Long Term U S Benefit From African Tour
Vice President Hubert Humphrey ends a 26 500 mile nine nation Africa swing in Tunis with views that U S confidence and food aid will rise. He pressed for faster cocoa coffee and rubber deals and urged using Export Import Bank and private investors. He warned Congress on aid limits and praised some leaders while urging reforms at Liberia and Zambia.
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Tunis
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Washington
Africa
Congress
Humphrey
Johnson
Export-Import Bank
Food For Peace, Act
African Development Bank
Congo
Ethiopia
Tunisia
Kenya
Somalia
Liberia
U.S
Ivory Coast
Ghana
Kenneth Kaunda
Lusaka
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Red China
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Mabutu
Vietnam
South Africa
Rhodesia
Portugal
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Zambia
North Atlantic Alliance
Six Men Plead Innocent In Elm City Bomb Plot
Six defendants in New Haven faced charges of conspiring to blow up the white power structure with dynamite. Among them were Curtis Belton, James Cotter, and Harry Bonner, with four others including Brooks Russell and Ronald Johnson. Bonds were adjusted prior to jury trials. Belton linked to a highway contract with State Department.
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New Haven
Anthony J. Men
DeMayor
Su Jfer
Curtis Belton
James
Cotter
Belton
Operation Breaksthrough, Inc
State Highway Department
Sewage Group to Meet Storrs at UConn Auditorium
The Connecticut Sewage Disposal association, active in disposing of sewage and preventing pollution, plans a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the University of Connecticut College of Agriculture auditorium. The event is open to anyone interested.
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Storrs
Connecticut Sewage Disposal Association
University of Connecticut College of Agriculture
Dear Abby column letters seek advice on fear of doctors and wedding plans
A reader asks how to help a daughter overcome medical anxiety rooted in childhood white coat fear. Abby suggests a specialist in emotional problems for Lulu, with cooperation from the daughter. Other letters discuss pursuing airline hosting against parental fears and whether a wedding should occur in the bride’s hometown, noting common-sense over etiquette.
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Abby
Lulu
Heaven
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisville
State Youth Fined $215 Driver in Car Fatality
Walter J. Scott, 17, of West Suffield Conn, paid a 200 dollar fine plus 15 dollars on a driving to endanger plea in District Court. He was the driver in a Dec accident that struck a utility pole killing John A. Therrion, 17, of West Suffield. The report discusses air travel safety statistics and compares auto, rail, and air fatality rates.
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Great Barrington
Mass
Walter J. Scott
West Suffield
Scott
Amy
New Marlboro
Ger
John A. Therrion
United States
Earth nearly round with slight polar flattening
An article notes the earth is almost spherical with an equatorial diameter of 7,926.56 miles and a polar diameter of 7,899.74 miles, yielding a difference of about 27 miles.
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Watson’s Appliance Center
Main St
Elm St
Huntington
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Huntington St
Ofay James
Fairfield Ave
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Bkine
Elm City
DeMayo
Raymond J. Devlin
Bonmer
Bonner
Harry Bonner
Willis Brooks
Alonzo Russel
Ronald Johnson
His Parents Association
Dear Abby
Barbara
Clayton
Trumbulling
Bridgeport
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Fairfielder
Read‘s
Zephyrs
Trumbull
Demi
Sandal Fant
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