U S Tightens Surplus Food Disposal Policy Amid Shortages
Washington reports a hardened policy stance on surplus food disposal due to dwindling wheat stocks and currency constraints. The move targets currency excess nations including India Pakistan United Arab Republic and others, enabling gap payments in dollars and local currency for a proposed 5 million dollar food sale to Egypt, with talks planned in Cairo within two weeks. The shift follows tension since the Cairo library fire and reflects a reduced surplus and avoidance of a wasteful “garbage can” approach per Secretary Rusk.
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Voters Reject Putnam School Bonds in Unionville
Unionville Mo voters rejected a 950000 bond issue for a central junior senior high school for the second time in a month. The measure received 893 for and 748 against, 201 votes shy of the two thirds required. it had also been turned down on November 2.
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Unionville, Mo
Putnam County
Jefferson City Post Tribune Masthead and Rates
The Jefferson City Post Tribune details publishers officers and staff including William Weldon and Joseph Maserley. It lists pricing for carrier delivery in Missouri and surrounding counties, with annual subscriptions and outsides Missouri rates. The piece notes publication details and Associated Press rights.
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William 2. Weldon
William H. Weldon
L. Rose
Joseph G. Maserley
Jefferson City Missour
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Cole
Missouri
Viet Nam War updates shift with renewed Viet Cong strikes
Vietnam War report details guerrilla pressure across central highlands near Dalat Nang Da Nang Hue Phu Bai and Tam Ky. U S Marines engage Viet Cong in Hue Phu Bai while air strikes target railroads roads and Viet Cong targets near Hanoi Vinh and Saigon. Two American POWs freed in Cambodia denounce U S war effort as Washington seeks their departure with Australian help.
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Marcos Promises To Renew Ties
Philippine president elect Ferdinand Marcos promised Malaysia’s Tan Siew Sin that diplomatic relations would be resumed and normalized in January 1966 after their talks. The two nations have traded consular relations since Malaysia’s formation due to the Sabah dispute.
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Sabah
Wilson vows power source protection in Zambia conflict
London AP Britain will defend the Kariba power flow from Rhodesia to Zambia with any means necessary, including a limited military operation. RAF planes and troops move toward Kenya for a rapid Zambian entry, as Kaunda seeks assurances and resistance from Rhodesia is anticipated.
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Johnson wary of wage price spiral amid war spending
Federal officials avoid inflation language as President Johnson worries a wage price spiral from wartime spending. He invited steel negotiators to the White House in August to craft a contract that respects wage price guidelines, while aluminum and copper price hikes were announced and then reversed. Johnson has remained quiet on prices, though his subordinates show clear concern through policy moves.
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Viet Nam
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School Bonds Fail In Mexico Election
In Mexico, Missouri, a special proposition to build a centrally located school for the A-6 elementary district failed to reach the two-thirds required, receiving 714 yes and 375 no votes, or 65.5 percent.
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Mexico
Mexico, Mo
Acquisition of Property For New Park Completed
The Conservation Commission completed land and easement acquisition for Binder Memorial Park a 44.4 acre site west of Jefferson City. The purchase totals 229050 dollars funding the park’s creation and public access.
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the Conservation Commission
Binder
Jefferson City
Federal research funds under scrutiny amid calls for annual reporting
In a discussion on science policy representative concerns arise over unclear allocation of research funds. Reuss urges an annual government report to guide decisions, noting civilian tech gains from military work are no longer guaranteed. She criticizes uneven funding and calls attention to urban infrastructure needs and stagnant approaches in transportation and sewage systems. Meanwhile local park land deals advance as plans for a 159 acre fishing lake near Rainbow Drive move forward with federal matching funds sought.
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Congress
Towell
Conservation Commission
Jefferson City
Howard Scott
Park Board
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Convention of NFO Opens in St. Louis
About 16,000 delegates are expected at the National Farmers Organization two day convention in St. Louis. Rep. Paul Findley will speak tonight. Oren Lee Staley, president, says reports on collective bargaining progress for dairy grain and meat will be given and plans for nationwide bargaining outlined.
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Oren Lee Staley
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Bank Robbery Echoes Through Ozarks Search
Mrs Hawkins recounts a masked bank robbery in Brumley with seven employees and one customer present. The incident lasted about five minutes. FDIC insured funds, FBI notified, and patrols from Springfield Rolla and Lees Summit deployed 20 to 25 cars in the Ozark area.
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Troop F
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Senator Williams Settles IRS Case For 17000 Cash
The article details Senator Williams settling a government tax bill for 17000 cash on a 40219 total, with future earnings penalties. It also notes Thompson’s 8000 offer in September 1964 to resolve a 941452 tax debt, plus graduated future income payments. The piece links these to union officials' alleged payoffs, pension fund changes, and ongoing federal probes into kickbacks and stock deals connected to Local 562 and First United Life. The senator is highlighted as a key figure in initiating the investigation.
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Ind
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Missouri
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Patrol Hunting Flying Thieves Across Missouri
Missouri Highway Patrol investigates possible burglary of airport facilities in Kirksville Chillicothe and Moberly by two men in a getaway airplane. A shotgun rifle and about 230 dollars in change were taken at Kirksville about 40 dollars at Chillicothe and 40 dollars at Moberly. FAA in Kirksville reports a plane left without a flight plan while another was seen landing at Moberly and a two man plane sighted at Columbia and Warrensburg.
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Chillicothe
Missouri Highway Patrol
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Warrensburg
Vietnamese Religion and Politics in 1963 countryside
Marguerite Higgins recalls her 1963 Montagnard journeys in South Vietnam and challenges the view that the rural population faced widespread Buddhist dominance or Catholic persecution. She notes deep religious diversity among province chiefs, generals, and officials, disputing American assumptions leading to Diems fate.
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Nguyen Ngoc Tho
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Marguerite Higgins
Harper and Row Publishers, Inc
Madame Nhu
Plan to Expand Medical School At Kansas U
Dr. C Arden Miller dean of the University of Kansas school of medicine says the post graduate program trains 6000 a year and serves neurosurgeons policemen and ambulance drivers in continuing education The plan would expand campus on the Kansas Missouri line in Kansas City from 22 to 45 acres funded by endowments and private contributions The school is state assisted not state financed with 33 percent of operating costs from legislative appropriation
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Kansas City, Mo
C. Arden Miller
School of Medicine
University of Kansas
Miller
University of Kansas Medical Center
General's Wife Mary Bradley Dies in Washington
MOBERLY, Mo. AP Mrs Omar Bradley wife of the five star general died today in Washington D C relatives were informed Gen Bradley was former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and commanded the 12th Army Group during World War II They were high school sweethearts in Moberly and part of the 1910 class Her survivors include her husband a daughter Mrs Benjamin H Dorsey Jr of Westmoreland Hills Md and five grandchildren.
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Omar Bradley
Washington, D. C
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
12Th Army Group
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West Point
Columbia Mo
University of Missouri
Mary Quayle
Charles L. Quayle
Humphrey Urges Continued U S In World Aid At 4-H Meet
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey spoke to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago calling critics who want U S withdrawal from Asia Africa and Latin America totalitarians. He urged sustained aid, noting the moon program costs 30 million dollars should instead fund domestic growth and development in the United States.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Asia
Africa
Latin America
Humphrey
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