Cuba reform chief flags bleak farm output but aims 10 million ton sugar by 1970
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, head of Cuba’s National Agrarian Reform Institute, warned of poor farm production under Castro but forecast major organizational changes and partial sugar harvest mechanization. He said by 1966 reforms would advance to full development toward a 1970 sugar crop goal, with 800 state farms merged into 60 large units and regional autonomy within national plans.
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Labor plans nationalization drive in post election Britain
The Labor party vows to nationalize the steel industry again and expand state control into other sectors if it wins the fall national elections, outlining a broader nationalization program during a House of Commons debate. The plan comes amid Conservative taunts over domestic policy.
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Talking Leads To Capture Of Bandit In Idaho City
In Idaho City Idaho a service station owner Ralph Lansing confronted a gunman who demanded money. The assailant later fled but was arrested by deputy sheriff Jerry Lansing after entering through a back door. The bandit identified himself as John Heinrich 19 Culver Washington.
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Elusive Kiowa Chief Big Bow Remains Lost Delays Reburial
Kiowa Indian Chief Big Bow's reburial ceremony, planned for next Saturday, is postponed indefinitely as the remains believed buried on a farm near Hobart Oklahoma cannot be located, leaving kin and authorities searching for the missing grave.
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Cow Comes To Lunch In Dairy Month Tale At Hyatt House
Ray Hansen and daughter Ann, leaders of the Dairy Valley Chamber of Commerce, brought Betty Lou a cow to lunch at the Hyatt House restaurant in Los Angeles. The cow wore a flowered straw bonnet and nibbled hay as staff noted the playful dairy promotion. The sign proclaimed June as dairy month and invited patrons to enjoy the spectacle.
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Fort Smith banker James C. Alexander dies at 75
James Claude Alexander a Fort Smith banker farmer and businessman died Thursday at age 75. A former director of Merchant's National Bank he had banking interests in Alma Mulberry Arkadelphia and Fort Smith.
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Arkansas Education Association hires Hal Robbins in NEA cooperative
The Arkansas Education Association announced it has hired Hal Robbins, longtime principal of Conway High School, to a newly created post directing a cooperative program of the National Education Association. Robbins resigned from Conway High after 14 years in the role.
Lumber foreman killed by falling limb in Arkansas
DEVALLS BLUFF Ark AP L J Gipson of Brinkley a logging crew foreman was killed Thursday when a limb fell on him. Gipson about 35 was using a small bulldozer to load logs on a tractor trailer when the limb which had already been cut and was hanging in a tree fell on him.
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Paul McCartney Turns 22 With Stamp Lesson in Sydney
In Sydney McCartney celebrated his 22nd birthday at a hotel with the Beatles backdrop. The Daily Mirror reported a midnight party featuring a stamp lesson as 17 girls demonstrated the stomp dance, arms swinging and feet stamping.
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Parlia mentary delegation leaves Moscow for Indonesia
A parliamentary delegation departed Moscow today for an official visit to Indonesia. Hollywood actor Roger Smith and wife Victoria Shaw announce a trial separation in Hollywood. In Dallas a delegation carries a $2500 saddle with gold ornaments to President Johnson, citing a prior inadequacy of the ranch saddle.
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