Sugar Crop Disaster Deepens Castro Strain In Cuba
Washington reports Castro's sugar crop to 4.455 million metric tons, down 1.7 million from 1965 and far short of the 6.5 million goal. Drought, bureaucratic bungling, and old Russian machinery hinder output as thousands labors attempt forced harvesting. Cuba faces barter and hard currency pressures with Moscow, Madrid, and Beijing.
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German National Democrats Resemble Nazis in Rhetoric
At a Karlsruhe convention the 18 month old National Democratic party faced scrutiny over alleged Nazi echoes. Leaders Fritz Thielen and Adolf von Thadden defended views while riot police protected the event. Opponents argued the party seeks Germany restoration, with a small Bremen parliamentary foothold despite low recent vote share.
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Nominees Sought for Missouri Squires Academy Class
The Missouri Academy of Squires seeks nominees for the 1966 class. A nominating committee will meet to choose 10 members, with 21 total nominees to be delivered to the academy. Anyone can submit a brief 100 word resume for consideration.
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VFW Convention Meets In Jefferson City This Weekend
More than 1,000 members of the VFW and Sen. Stuart Symington will attend Missouri's 46th annual VFW convention at the Governor and Missouri Hotels. James E. Van Zandt will speak Friday and receive the Gold Medal Award. Symington will be honored for his national service. The event runs Friday through Sunday with officer installations the closing note.
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Barred For Junior College Establishment
Judge William E. Neff in Benton County Circuit Court denied a dismissal motion, blocking the Sedalia Junior College District trustees from proceeding with plans to establish the school. Residents challenged the legality of the April 5 election creating the district and other preliminary steps. no hearing date was set.
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Trespasser's Trap Catches Deputies
In Oxnard California rancher Katsumi Arimura set a spiked board across a field road to deter trespassers. Ver duara County sheriff's deputies driving through the site during a routine night check ran onto the device, four tires deflated as they turned back toward town.
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