01 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
1
New York AP report notes Dr Paul Dudley White and Dr Henry Stebbins oppose home extension phones. They warn extra lines reduce housewives exercise, risking heart health and weight control. Telephony firm plans to comment on the letter later.
James G. Patton will retire next year as president of the National Farmers Union after 25 years in office. He announced the decision at the Minnesota Farmers Union convention, and he said he would reject any draft at the convention in Denver next March.
Former Studebaker president Paul G. Hoffman takes the helm of a merged UN development effort with an annual budget near 150 million dollars. At 74, Hoffman brings decades in industry to lead the new program, aiming to boost aid with seed funding that spurs investment and growth in developing nations.
Washington AP Marine commandant Gen Walace M Greene blasted Americans who carry the Viet Cong flag. He said displaying the enemy banner beside the U S flag in front of the White House insults all Americans. Greene spoke after observing a Washington antiwar march where some carried the flag. He noted two exposed Vietnam prisoners claimed brainwashing and reported treatment by the Viet Cong.
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Cleveland Ohio AP reports Ohio will install water quality monitoring stations on every major tributary of Lake Erie as part of its war on water pollution.
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