24 Million Bushels of U S Grain Missing in Europe
Washington AP reports no evidence that 24 million bushels of U S grain diverted to Austria via barter programs reached behind the Iron Curtain. Officials testified the bulk likely entered West Germany, with no proof of Soviet destinations. Investigations show Austrian importers acted for West German buyers. Vienna says Austria is dropped from barter pending clarification.
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Europe
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Department
House Agriculture Committee
Austria
U.S
Raymond A. Joanes
Foreign Agricultural Service
Federal Republic of
Germany
Toanes
Americas
Lester P. Condon
Agriculture Department
Condon
United States
Austras
Vienna
Alfalfa dehydration plant plans and Lima link to Peru
A telegraph dateline from Tice reports an alfalfa dehydration plant project with Harlan Parkinson of Great Plains Wheat's South American office in Lima, Peru, returning for a brief visit to New York and Washington before resuming two years in Peru. Parkinson spoke at a Kiwanis Club meeting, hinting at overexposure during his leave. A Jammu and Kashmir map arrived, detailing 1941 census figures and Muslim population, with distant place references such as Muzaffarabad and Tithwal.
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Scott Dillan
Great Plains Wheat
Lima
Peru
New York
New York State
Washington
Harlan
Kiwanis Club
South America
Jammu and Kashmir
Gilgit
Pakistan
Jhangar Dharmsal
Rajaavi
Muzaffarabad
Tithwal
Lane Highway Work is Ordered on K-23 in Lane County
The State Highway Commission orders 89 miles of grading and asphalt overlay on highway K-23 from the K23 James Street intersection in Dighton to the K4 junction. Contractor Hixson and Lehenbauer of Topeka bids $402,978.84. Gerald R. Gumm of Dighton is resident engineer in charge.
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State Highway Commission
Lane County
John A. Hineman
James St
Hixson and Lehenbauer
Topeka
Gerald R. Gumm
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Highway Commission
Peace Talks Collapse in British Guiana Violence Tensions Rise
In Georgetown British Guiana Thursday the two major parties the People's National Congress and the People's Progressive Party halted peace talks after the PNC demanded an immediate lift of emergency restrictions imposed two months ago. Prime Minister Cheddy Jagan's PP Psaid the rules are needed to keep order amid lingering racial tension.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
People's National Congress
Cheddy Jagan
People's Progressive Party
Garden Sass Gus Garden Says a Man Figs to Conclusions
A curious local remark warns that a person who clings to conclusions faces a harsh fall. The speaker, identified as Garden Sass Gus, critiques hasty judgments and urges caution in judgments about others.
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Gus Garden
Livestock Judging Contest Set For Tuesday In Finney County
Finney County 4-H members and adults will compete in a livestock judging tour starting at Gene Sloan farm six miles north and a quarter mile east of Five Points. Judging begins 9 a.m. with 8:30 a.m. registration. Participants will evaluate market hogs Angus heifers quarter horse geldings fat lambs breeding ewes fat steers and cows. Winners advance to the county judging team for Hutchinson.
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Finney County
Keneth Fromm
Gene Sloan
Fromm
Hutchinson
Buddhist Monks Refuse Truce in Saigon Standoff
Buddhist leaders inside blockaded pagodas rejected any immediate ceasefire with South Viet Nam and accused officials of sabotaging Diem’s conciliatory efforts. About 400 monks and followers holed up at Iac Minh pagoda since Wednesday, as police clashed with thousands outside. inmates report near famine conditions after patrols.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Pathce
Iac Minh
Kennedy Receives Fact-Finding on Rail Dispute
President Kennedy was handed a six member fact finding committee report on the four year rail work rules dispute. The report will be made public Saturday as he prepares legislation for Congress to avert a nationwide railroad strike. The committee led by Wirtz includes government management and labor reps. All sides paused work rules actions until July 29 and a potential strike was put off. A draft was shown to major rail carriers and five operating unions involved.
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Mass
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East Germany
Germany
West Berlin
Spectacular Eclipse to Cross North America Saturday
Washington AP reports the first continent wide total solar eclipse since 1930 will cross Alaska, Canada, and Maine in a narrow 60 mile shadow. TV viewing advised. direct viewing risks eye damage. Scientists track eclipse with jets and satellites. Tiros VI and Alouette provide weather and radio data.
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Navy Li
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Malcolm Scott Carpenter
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Tiros VI
Alouatte
Wife Will Not Attend Funeral In Missouri Slaying Case
CLATHE Kansas AP Mrs Doris Maley 36 mother of four will not attend the funeral for Dr Jack Arnold Haley 31 who was shot to death at their home in a Kansas City suburb early Wednesday She is jailed on a first degree murder charge and will view his body at a Kansas City funeral home today Attorney WooC Jones said the defendant is not equal to the strain of attending the service A preliminary hearing date was reset for August due to the county coroner's unavailability on the original July 26 date.
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Kan
Doris Maley
Boonville
Kansas City
Haley
Johnson County
Jack Arnold Haley
Wooc. Jones
Clathy
Jones
Weather outlook with cooler temps and storms
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a few thunderstorms and northerly winds. Lows near 70. Saturday cooler with scattered showers or storms in the afternoon. Highs in the lower 90s. Light northerly winds, sunny periods. Sunset shown as 4 1 Max. Min. data garbled.
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Bidate
Century-Old Border Dispute Settled Between U.S. Mexico
El Paso residents learned Mexico will reclaim the Chamizal yards district in a boundary settlement. The accord, announced by Presidents Kennedy and Lopez Mateos, redraws the Rio Grande channel and trades 437 acres to Mexico while ceding Cordova Island to the United States. Estimated cost is $28 million, with four years and congressional approval needed.
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Juarez
Chambzal
Kennedy
Lopez Mateo
Rilo Grande
Jina
Cordova Island
Congress
Governors Say Bid Is Doomed at Governors Conference
Miami Beach AP reports that Governor Nelson Rockefeller faces a strong civil rights showdown at the National Governors Conference opening this weekend. Washington Governor Rosellini forecasts a heated floor fight, while Rockefeller blasts the Republican right and pledges a firm stand. Miami activists say demonstrations will be targeted and restrained.
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Fla
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Albert D. Rossallin
Washington
Rockefeller
Rosellini
Albert Moore
Miami Congress of Racial Equality
Gove
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
George G Wallace
Alabama
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