Shah's Gift Motivates Global Literacy Drive
The Shah of Iran donates 700000 toward a worldwide literacy effort, equating to a day of Iran’s military spending. He urges other nations to follow, suggesting annual contributions if many join. UNESCO budget debates and world military costs frame the proposal amid mixed responses.
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New World Food Ideas Shape Hunger War Shift
Editorial outlines a Johnson administration shift from Food for Peace to Food for Freedom, stressing self help and nutrition. It highlights a major overseas program emphasizing preschool nutrition, new formulas combining corn plant protein, and mass-enriched foods, with aims akin to Head Start abroad.
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Right Wing Activity and FAA Flight Crew Autopsy Findings
The Ardmore crash killed 75 servicemen. crew members Reed Pigman Wilbur Mar and Charles Grey had medical issues. Pigman led American Fliers and had arteriosclerosis. Mar had mild arteriosclerosis. Grey faced psychiatric treatment. FAA exams were passed. Dodd libel suit details follow with subpoenas and witness talks. East Coast right wing activity includes vandalism at Robert Goldman’s apartment and Schweiker campaign opposition led by Birch Society, with Pitcairn ties.
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Friday the 13th superstition analyzed by experts
A casual column surveys the origins of Friday the 13th fears, tracing roots to ancient myths and post hoc reasoning. Psychiatrists note rituals reduce anxiety, while citizens such as Walter Huber reflect on politics and social behavior amid modern superstition lore.
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Detroit Faces Safety Push As Auto Industry Struggles
CBS airs Crash Project The Search For Auto Safety as Congress debates federal standards for motor vehicle safety. Senator Ribicoff pushes for mandatory rules amid Detroit’s tarnished image and Ralph Nader’s Unsafe at Any Speed legacy shaping the debate and industry response.
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Search For Auto Safety
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
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