Progress in Land Reform Still Spotty
Latin America faces a growing food gap as population rises from 200 million to an estimated 360 million in 20 years. land reform is urged under the Alliance for Progress, with uneven gains across Brazil Argentina Mexico and other nations. FAO warns Latin America must triple food production in 40 years to meet demand.
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Latin America
Alliance For Progress
U. S
Mexico
Venezuela
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Bolivia
Ecuador
Colombia
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
U.S
Herman Santa Cruz
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Associated Press
Onetime Twain House Damaged by Fire in Buffalo
A vacant 30 room mansion once home to Mark Twain was damaged by fire in Buffalo. The blaze Friday night caused about $6 000 damage to the three story white brick house where Twain lived with Olivia Langdon and later edited the Buffalo Express in 1870 71.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Mark Twain
Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
Olivia Langdon
Buffalo Express
AMA plans Kerr Mills changes to expand elderly benefits
Chicago AP Trustees of the American Medical Assn will seek amendments to Kerr Mills to ease eligibility and boost plans for elderly care. The group supports broader coverage, tax deductions for medical costs over 65, more nursing home standards, and independence for the aged.
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Chicago
American Medical Assn
Kerr-Mills
Percy Hopkins
AMA
Blue Shield
Blue Cross
American
Youth Unit Formed for City Disaster Preparedness
Linn County Red Cross teams with public and parochial high schools to train students in disaster preparedness. Washington high hosts the first session Thursday at 3 30 p.m. with a second session March 14 to train in feeding units, office work, typing and filing. The pilot program aims to extend to Jefferson Regis and St Patrick schools.
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Rob
Delbert ‘Miller
Red Cross
Sistant
Jefferson, Regis
St. Patrick’s
Roger Loving
Red Cross Disaster Committee
Duane Cecil
James Vaughan
The
James Brockway
Intercontinental to Install Uganda's First TV Network
Intercontinental Services Ltd an American company will install Uganda's first television network this year says chairman Harry Engel. Receiving sets are expected to cost 210 dollars each triple the Uganda citizen's annual income.
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Kampala, Uganda
Intercontinental Services Ltd
Uganda
Harry Engel
Soldier seeks USS Missouri as Pearl Harbor museum
Decatur Georgia AP James Causton Turner a World War I private urged President Kennedy to preserve the USS Missouri on Pearl Harbor Island as a museum rather than scrap it He proposed public subscriptions to finance moving the battleship from Bremerton Washington to Pearl Harbor noting its historical value and the 1945 surrender ceremony.
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Decatur, Ga
Pearl Harbor
James Causton Turner
Field Artillery
Kennedy
Bremerton
Wash
Peru plans Yugoslavia consulate to expand markets
Lima Peru AP reports Peru aims to open a consulate in Yugoslavia to broaden its overseas markets. The move, noted by the newspaper Expreso, signals Peru’s effort to boost trade links and diplomatic presence abroad.
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Lima
Peru
Yugoslavia
Preso
Romney drafts housing discrimination ban in Michigan
Gov George Romney announced in Lansing that he is drafting legislation to prevent racial and religious discrimination in housing within Michigan. The move aims to curb discriminatory practices in property rental and sale across the state.
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Lansing
Mich
George Romney
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