President Kennedy Optimistic Tone On Test Ban Talks
President Kennedy warned not overly sanguine about prospects for a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union. Harriman was sent to the Kremlin to discuss the Laos situation and likely inspect terms, while Krushchev signaled possible changes and a new inspection method to unblock the accord.
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Global food gap widens despite potential harvests
The UN FAO third world food survey reports over half the world’s population lives in the Far East and uses only a quarter of food. 29 percent in Europe Oceania and North America access 7 percent. By 1975 supplies must rise 34 percent to sustain current diets. 50 percent improvement needed for nutrition.
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Centenarian Charles Wilson Weds Again in Columbus
The 102 year old Charles Wilson married for the sixth time to widow Fannie E Russell amid a long life of marriage. Born in Spartansburg SC on July 15 1860, Wilson has been married five times before and says married life is just beginning. The couple are parents of 33 children.
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