Hunger to be No. 1 world problem says LA.C.
LA C argues that subsidizing wheat for Russia highlights a larger crisis as two thirds of the world’s population live in Asia and Latin America where grain production lags behind population growth. The piece warns of future food shortages for the United States and the need for new production methods and birth control to avoid widespread hunger.
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Bay City Shipyard Future in Desalination Study Shadowed
The governor met with Interior Secretary Udall and AEC figures Seaborg Carr and Ramey to discuss atomic power use for desalting water and plant siting. A four to five month study will assess locations near coast or inland and potential Pacific Southwest effects, with a follow up meeting planned. Brown plans to attend the Democratic National Committee gathering and meet Sen. Engle who is recovering from brain surgery.
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Added dates approved for powerboat racing groups
Powerboat racing groups will gain two extra events this year as limits rise to two races per group. The Marine Studio commission ordered staff to arrange the added dates after meetings with major powerboat organizations and permit providers. New fee rules place a 20 percent gross proceeds charge for commercial promoters and a 10 percent flat fee if the promoter is on a fixed fee basis.
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Bomb Threat Clears Arizona Newspaper Association Dinner
A Phoenix police report found no trace of an explosive after a bomb threat disrupted the Arizona Newspaper Association dinner at Mountain Shadows resort. Authorities investigated the scene and cleared the area with no injuries or further danger reported.
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Deep Snow Hits East and Lakes Area
Arctic air plunged into the Deep South as eastern states faced heavy lake effect snow and subzero temperatures. Michigan communities reported deep drifts with 78 inches of depth in Pellston and 3 inches or more around Petoskey and Cheboygan, while Boonville New York logged 10 inches in 12 hours near Lake Ontario. Flooding winds caused hazardous travel from Michigan through New England as temperatures plummeted to 23 below in some areas and Des Moines, Iowa, stayed 5 below.
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Barmaid Given Year Jail Term for Marijuana Case
Roberta Dianne Fox a barmaid aged around 20s was sentenced to a year in County Jail after conviction on marijuana possession. She was arrested September 6 at her apartment on 1109 Ximena Ave and convicted November 22 by Superior Court Judge Maurice C Sparling. Co defendant Sally May reen Kirby 24 received a year in state prison last month on the same charge and had prior offenses.
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Back After Polio Law Defy Long Beach Students
Of 172 students suspended for failing to comply with the state polio immunization law, 106 have been reinstated. Dale Ely, attendance supervisor, said the reinstatements followed completion of immunization or a signed parent belief statement.
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Ex Columnist Cassini Fined 10000 for Dominican agency work
Ex columnist Igor Cassini known as Cholly Kecker baker was fined 10000 and given six months probation in Washington for failing to register as an agent for the Dominican Republic. Attorney Englander, also charged, received a similar sentence. They had worked for the Dominican government since 1959 and were paid 150000.
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Red Bloc Probes U S Fertilizer Purchase Claim
New York dispatch cites Red Bloc sources acting for the Soviet Union as seeking to buy U S potash fertilizers. Potash Co of America disputed any definite policy, noting limited immediate shipment. The report ties to Soviet plans to expand fertilizer and chemical industries and a CIA estimate of heavy imports. Moscow radio dismissed the CIA report as anti-Soviet fabrication.
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Unclear OCR item with scattered dates and terms
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered dates and terms including Mar 27 184, Ling cane Kaya, Court, Decree, and monthly year references. Lacks coherent event, names, or identifiable organizations to define a clear news item or outcome.
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Bombing at Saigon bar kills two and injures seven
In Saigon near the airport a powerful bomb exploded at a Bamboo Bar and adjacent wooden apartment building. Two Vietnamese civilians died, including an 11 year old girl, and seven people were hurt, among them a U S Air Force sergeant and another serviceman. A U S military spokesman said forestization was under way and the blast likely occurred inside the apartment.
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Board OKs New Math in Schools
SAN FRANCISCO SPI The State Board of Education on Friday approved a new mathematics program for elementary schools. The $43 million set of textbooks will reach first, second and seventh grades next fall and other classes in September 1965. The panel approved a price-cut round that trimmed about $1 million from opening bids. The program introduces separate textbooks for fast, average and slow learners in seventh and eighth grades based on achievement scores and past performance. The move aims to deepen understanding of principles over rote learning and expand coverage to better prepare students for algebra and geometry. A compromise spreads some books into fall and leaves about $1 million in reserve for other needs, with supplementary basic arithmetic texts and new history and geography titles to follow.
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