Johnson weighs US aid to India and Pakistan during food crisis
President Johnson exhorted top aides at the LBJ Ranch on food shortages looming in India and Pakistan. He aims to shape policy ahead of talks with Ayub Khan and references Shastri's possible visit. Key issues include wheat shipments, program reshaping for production, andSales of surplus foods for dollars amid currency concerns.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Orville L. Freeman
LBJ Ranch
America
India
Pakistan
United States
Rusk
Freeman
Washington
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
City notes large unrecorded 1965 school construction costs
The text notes 1965 expenditures on school construction and fire repairs, including $19,125 recorded in 1965 and a total past cost around $1.9 million for the 1955 high school project. It mentions unrecorded interior work, estimated at about $75,000 in 1965, with about $50,000 tied to remodeling Wright School and the former Harding School. The Harding site will house Corry Area Jointure offices.
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Wright School
Harding School
Corry
Two Butler Men Die in Separate Mishaps
In Butler Pennsylvania AP reports Lewis E. Dennis 55 of Butler died after a car collapsed a jack fault at Superior Auto Parts Store. He was father to Pittsburgh Playhouse actor Tom Dennis. In Parker Pennsylvania Paul Wright 37 was killed by a rock fall while operating a bull dozer at a strip mining pit about 15 miles northeast of Butler.
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Butler, Pa
Lewis E. Dennis
Superior Auto Parts
Dennis
Pittsburgh Playhouse
Tom Dennis
Paul Wright
Parker
Pittsburgh
Frank Korto
Clinton Township
Butler County
Saxonburg Boulevard
West Deer Township
Two Volunteer Firemen Plead Guilty to Arson
In Memphis Tennessee two Chicksaw Village Fire Department volunteers Jimmy Franklin Owens and Willie L Berryhill admitted setting two house fires on March 1 1964 to satisfy their urge to fight blazes. They received three year terms at the county penal farm.
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Mremphis, Tenn
Jimmy Franklin Owens
Willie L. Berryhill
Owens
Berryhill
Chicksaw Village Fire Department
Draft calls rise as Vietnam war boosts manpower needs
About 40,000 draftees are being taken in this month and calls could rise if Vietnam war demands grow. Plans aim to strengthen regular forces worldwide by 340,000 to just under three million, plus replacements for casualties the sick and those ending tours. Boost Corry It’s Good For You.
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State
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Maple Ave
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