U S Wheat Aid Reaches India To Feed Hungry Millions
An American freighter docked at Bombay delivering thousands of tons of Midwestern wheat to aid India's starving millions. Longshoremen bagged 200 pound sacks for transport to inland markets while distribution plans target Phalodi and other villages. Government organizers set up ration shops to move grain by truck jeep and camel across desert to needy areas, highlighting the challenge of delivering aid beyond mere grain.
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Phalodi
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Faeil
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Lenten Guideposts by James Hefley in Mt Judea tale
In Mt Judea Arkansas two young women missionaries visit a dusty village church. They secure the schoolhouse for Monday nights and win over local teens with games songs and Bible stories. Florence Handyside a Rochester NY native mentored Ozark youth for four years before dying. Her quiet work inspired many to faith and later service. The narrator reflects on faith endurance and the harvest of steady missionary effort.
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Free Lance Wrilat
Barfletl
Andent
Mt. Judea
Ark
Spit-And-Whittle Club
Ozark
Lree
Florence and Welen
Florence Handyside
Florence
Rochester
N.Y
Monry Bible Institute
Korea
North Arkansas Gospel Mission
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Christ
Anax
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Pane
Marence
Jesus
Eam
Magasine
Goldepegty Ae' Aisedgien
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Peace Corps Defends Aid To Rebels In Dominican Revolt
Peace Corps defends aid given to rebels during last year’s Dominican Republic revolt. In annual report to Congress the agency says volunteers helped where needed, providing medical aid and supplies while avoiding partisan politics as U.S. peacekeeping forces operated on the island.
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Peace Corps
Washington
Dominican Republic
Congress
Caribbean
Johnson
New York Times
Ln Hospitals
Asian Aid Bill Pushed for Southeast Asia Costs
Washington AP reports Foreign Aid Administrator David Bell urged approval of 13.1 billion emergency funds to cover rising military and economic costs in Southeast Asia. Bell said negotiations show no clear intent from the other side to meet at the table as lawmakers prepare to consider the aid package amid new tax measures to fund wartime expenses.
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David E .Bell
Southeast Asia
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Idrawal
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Bell
Johnson
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Viet Nam
Senate
Teacher Admits Moonshining in Kentucky School
WHITESBURG Ky UPI Alvin Cornett 28 of Gilley Ky a teacher in a one room Kentucky school blamed low salaries for his alleged moon shining offense and faced investigations by local officials and school authorities.
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Whitesburg, Ky
UPI
Alvin Cornett
Gilley, Ky
Kentucky
Africa Spurns Egypt Parley Fades In Cairo
Cairo officials reported tepid responses from African and Asian states expected to attend a proposed nonaligned conference, signaling dim prospects for the meeting. Egypt faced minimal support as interest waned among potential participants.
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Cairo
False Teeth Chewing Efficiency Boosted by Powder
A dubious health claim describes FASTEETH toothpaste powder as increasing denture chewing efficiency by up to 35 percent. The ad-style text touts firmer dentures, reduced slip, improved comfort, and fresher breath, urging purchase at drug counters.
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Lancel Tos
New Hemorrhoid Remedy Claims Quick Non Surgical Shrink
A famous institute reports a discovery of Bio Dyne in Preparation H that allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery and relieves itching burning and pain fast. Tests under a doctor's supervision suggest healing of damaged tissues and faster regrowth while reducing bleeding and infection risk. The product promises easier bowel movements and is sold as ointment or suppositories in drugstores.
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