Soviet seeks more potatoes and grain to ease famine strain
AP reports Moscow may expand imports from Eastern Bloc and Germany as drought and delayed harvests shrink Soviet grain supplies. Poland and Romania are said to have agreed to ship significant tonnages of potatoes and wheat respectively, with potential one million tons of wheat rye and barley moving to the USSR.
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Washington (Ap
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Additin
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United
USDA
Poland
FAS
Ussr
Germany
Romania
Cambodia Faces Fuel Shortage Amid Bridge Blockage
Debris from a Viet Cong blasted bridge blocks the river route to Phnom Penh’s fuel storage. Officials say two week supply remains. a commission with U.S. Embassy aid is studying options, including demolishing the blockage to reopen tanker convoys from South Vietnam.
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Cambodia
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
U.S
Schell Says Acting Life Is Hard Yet Fulfilling
Vienna born actor Maximilian Schell discusses the pains of fame and critics, saying reviews sting and the business tests his vulnerability. He notes American critics are fairer, contends he seeks control by producing and directing, and reveals upcoming project The Pedestrian financed by First Love prize money and German subsidies.
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New York
Maximilian Schell
Nuremberg
Carl Nee Vor Nordberg
Sigmund Freud
Schell
University of Zurich
Franz Kafka
the Castle
Europe
Salis
Altona
Real Cat's Diet Tips for Cats From Houston Veterinarian
Veterinarian John J. Fishler told about 145 cat breeders that real cats need more than milk and fish. He says fish is not essential and should be replaced by red muscle meats with well cooked beef or hamburger and fresh water twice daily. Cottage cheese is suggested to boost protein.
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Houston
John J. Fishler
Fishler
World Population Growth To Reach 15.3 Billion
World Bank projections indicate global population could reach 15.3 billion in a century if current trends persist, with 87 percent in developing nations. The bank explores effects of maximum family planning and potential outcomes for major countries like India, Egypt, and Brazil, noting cultural and political hurdles and potential gains in per capita income.
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George Gedda
Associated Press
Washington
World Bank
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India
Egypt
Brazil
Woman defies jail over unpaid car fine in Whitefish Bay
Whitefish Bay, Wis. A suburban resident, college English teacher Anne Dean, refused to pay a five dollar fine for one car left roaming and demanded jail instead. The judge gave 30 days to pay, then she asked to serve jail over the weekend to avoid missing school. Police were unavailable for comment.
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Anne Dean
Reyfusing
Jealousy Sparks Infant Killings by Child Relatives
AP reports new evidence on infant killings by children, noting cases where attackers were young relatives such as an aunt, babysitter, cousin, neighbor, or brother. Dr. Lester Abelson of Western Reserve University argues such acts stem from inability to grasp death and the desire to remove the unwanted person, with infant victims aged 7 weeks to 8 years, all dying from head injuries.
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Cuyahoga Ohio
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Journal of the American
Permanence Medical Association
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