Pipeline grain exports to Soviet Union began to move
Washington reports the first shipments of U S surplus grain will flow into a new export pipeline to the Soviet Union under CCC credit. The $750 million three year deal covers wheat and feed grain, with private traders handling financing and possible expansion to China.
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Soviet Union
Commodity Credit Corp
Department of Agriculture
China
Nixon Administration
Agriculture Department
Great Lakes
Gulf Ports
Laurel C. Meade
Export Marketing Service
USDA
Earl L. Butz
Continental Grain Co
Dreyfus Grain Co
New York
CCC
Butz
China adopts four point health program aims
Peking AP Chinese health official Dr Chen Hai feng outlines a four point health plan. aims include mass medical work, disease prevention with vaccines water sanitation and insect control, integrating Western and Chinese herb medicines, and mass education for peasants and workers. The program reaches 800 million through a tiered system from health workers to barefoot doctors and hospitals.
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Peking
Department of Health
Chen Hai-feng
China
Chen
Regar
Health Ministry
Univer
Youth Voting Drive Aims To Boost Southern Turnout
The Southern Regional Council says youth could shape this fall’s elections as new eligible voters rise 18.6 percent across 10 states including Alabama and Georgia. Three groups urge registration this summer to empower young Southerners with voting opportunities this fall.
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Atlanta, Ga
Southern Regional Council
South Today
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Voter Education Project
National Youth Citizenship Fund
National Movement For the Student Vote
Conferees approve 1.71 billion plan to fight killer diseases
Congressional conferees accepted a 1.71 billion three year plan to fund heart, lung and venereal disease, measles and tuberculosis research and control. The package includes 1.39 billion for 15 heart centers and 15 lung centers, plus 322.5 million for a communicable disease program with annual 62.5 million for syphilis and gonorrhea, 10 million for tuberculosis, 5 million for measles, and 20 million for other diseases, plus a 5 million annual epidemics fund. The measures will go to both chambers for approval.
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Washington
America
Senate House
Senate
House
Governor Wallace Starts Intensive Therapy and Daily Routines
Wallace, paralyzed from the waist down, advances through a rigorous rehabilitation program at the Spain center in Laurel Maryland. Therapists compare his progress with other spinal injury patients as he performs self care, wheelchair transfers, arm strengthening exercises, and occupational therapy to regain mobility and independence.
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Randaerany Weliaan
Wallace
Wales
Laurel
Spain
Traugh
Cornelia
Judith Cantey
Trough
Bev Ritch
FCC allows Stoner to continue campaign broadcasts
The FCC ruled J B Stoner may continue broadcasts defending segregation, saying free speech protects even abhorrent messages. Atlanta Mayor Mansell, NAACP, and others argued the ads risked public safety and conflict. Stoner, candidat e in Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, praised the decision as protecting white Christians.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
J. B. Stoner
Atlanta
Sam Mansell
Stoner
National States Rights Party
Robert E. Lee
H. Rex Lee
Richard E. Wiley
NAACP
Lonnie King
Nity Coalition On Broadcasting
Anti-Defamation League
FCC
Eagleton recalls campaign fatigue after 1960 overwork
Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton described a 1960 low mood as a letdown from the frantic campaign pace for Missouri attorney general. He recalled the void after endless rallies during a Dick Cavett show taping for ABC-TV, following the withdrawal of the Democratic vice presidential nominee.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Sue
Dick Cavett
Abc-Tv
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