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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
12
Editor's note introduces a five part series on food and humanity. It argues food scarcity drives historical migrations and warns war could arise if feeding the growing population is not solved. The piece previews efforts by the haves to aid the have nots.
A special AP analysis surveys U S aid to the hungry world since 1948 including the Marshall Plan era and Food for Peace. It notes US government shipments, private church aid, and agencies like Catholic Relief Services and Church World Service reaching millions, with billions of pounds moved and billions dollars in value across 112 countries. The piece contrasts North Atlantic wealth with Asia and stresses ongoing inequalities and the role of religious groups in distribution.
Major allotments in the 1965 revenue stabilization bill were introduced in the Arkansas Legislature. Funds listed include Public School Fund 65 650 000 with several sub allocations, University of Arkansas Fund 243 000 1 418 200, Medical Center Fund 3 825 0 425 400, and multiple college funds including Henderson and State College Beebe Branch.
Church groups and relief agencies plan broader cooperation to tackle global hunger and food production. The drive emphasizes domestic production and work for food programs to foster dignity, with interfaith pilots in planning and aims tied to U.S. and world politics.
Visitors to New York’s The Tea Center on East 56th Street see arts and crafts from India, Ceylon, and Indonesia including sculpture textiles and puppets. The display covers tea processing and brewing with tea tastings held weekday afternoons and free samples served.
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