U.S. Probes Egypt Rice Exports in Grain Aid Pact
The United States weighs possible Egypt violations of a grain aid agreement by exporting rice while accepting U.S. wheat. Cairo and Washington handle the dispute quietly as debates over continuing aid intensify. Egypt’s export data show mixed figures, with some sets above quota and others compliant. The aid program expires soon, and a final shipment of 37.5 million dollars may be approved. Egypt seeks a new three year surplus-food deal worth 500 million dollars.
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United States
Egypt
U. S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
China
Cuba
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Ment
Robert J. McCloskey
Washinglton
Johnson Administration
Minnesota Theater Company gets $15000 Rockefeller grant
The Minnesota Theater Company received a 15000 grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to fund acting training in voice and body movement. Co managing director Oliver Rea announced Kristin Linklater and Joan Skinner will teach under the grant to improve voice speech and movement in resident theaters and allied performing arts groups.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Theater Company
Rockefeller Foundation
Oliver Rea
Kristin Linklater
Joan Skinner
Young Dean Of Women At Emory Draws Teen and Father Problems
Emory Universitys 27 year old dean of women Dr Bonnie Ruth Strickland says more unwed male students come to her with sex problems than coeds She handles 1600 coeds while teaching psychology and comments on mental strain and campus demonstrations Her Dutch she weighs 110 pounds German police dogs and a campus soap box derby reveal a lively campus figure in Atlanta
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Atlanta, Ga
Bonnie Ruth Strickland
Emory University
Emory
Strickland
Resurgent GOP Faces SC Voters in 2nd District Race
In Columbia, South Carolina, the 2nd District election tests the Republican comeback after Barry Goldwater won five Southern states. Watson, a former Democrat, seeks re election as a Republican against Callison, a Lexington County attorney. turnout and party divides loom large amid cross party endorsements and Thurmond backing Watson.
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Columbia
South
Albert Watson
Preston H. Callison
Watson
South Carolina
George Washington Murray
National Democratic Party
Callison
Richland
Calison
Lexington
Barry Goldwater
Democras
U.S. House of Representatives
Congress
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
GOP
J. Drake Edens
Robert McNair
Donald S. Russell
de S.C
Ithaca Plans 1500 Seat Festival Theater on Cayuga Point
Ithaca has set aside a 72 acre lakefront site at Lake Cayuga for a 1500 seat Festival Theater as the first step in a summer performing arts fete. A $2.5 million fund drive is under way to build the theater by 1967 with Alan Schneider as artistic head and J. Wesley Zeigler as managing editor.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Lake Cayuga
Alan Schneider
J. Wesley Zeigler
San Francisco
Actor’s, Workshop
Washington
Arena Stage
Bribery Moral in Child Guidance Letter Discussed
Dear Mrs Lawrence this reader questions why a child should not offer candy to new playmates and argues against relying on experts. The piece defends parental judgment, promotes practical warmth and hospitable hosting to help a shy girl make friends.
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Mrs. Lawrence
Burton’s Ex Weds Singer in $1 Million Alimony Question
Sybil Burton, 36, ex wife of Richard Burton, wed 24 year old rock singer Jordan Christopher in New York amid reports she forfeited about $1 million in alimony. The marriage ends payments though trust funds for their two children remain. The bride said the decision was “a great deal” and noted her husband's talent.
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New York
Sybil Burton
Richard Burton
Jordan Christopher
New York Post
Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Mexico
Miss Taylor
Sybil
New York Journal-American
Arthur
Christopher
Akron
Ohio
The
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Loesser sets new Russia musical for Broadway
Frank Loesser composer of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying turns to Catherine the Great era in Pleasures and Palaces due on Broadway April 19 Sam Spewack co author of Kiss Me Kate adapts the story from his Once There Was A Russian The musical centers on Potemkin and American naval hero John Paul Jones and the empress
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Loesser
New York
Frank Loesser
Broadway
Catherine the Great
Russia
Sam Spewack
Kate
Potemkin
John Paul Jones
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