Germany urged to take bigger food aid role
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt to expand aid to undeveloped nations and help India solve food problems. The talks touched on Germany buying wheat on the U.S. market to offset debts from American spending to maintain troops in Bonn. Brandt met McNamara and discussed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty with Johnson and Rusk, expressing reservations shared by several non nuclear nations. Brandt said Bonn does not seek leadership but supports a balanced approach among about a dozen non nuclear industrialized states.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Willy Brandt
India
Brandt
United States
Germany
West Germany
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
New York
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
White House
Bonn
Los Angeles Hospitals Seek Nurses in Australia
Los Angeles area hospitals including White Memorial and Glendale Seventh-day Adventist seek Australian nurses due to a severe local shortage. Frank Phillips has gone to Sydney to interview candidates as LA’s nurse ratio falls to 261 per 100000 residents from 300 a decade earlier.
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Los Angeles
Australia
White Memorial
Glendale Seventh-day Adventist Hospital
Frank Phillips
Sydney
Senators Probe Conservation Lobbying Amid Reform Fight
Wisconsin Senatorial probe urged by six member Conservation Commission as they resist a Kellett plan to shrink agencies from 85 to 26. They warn merging the Conservation Department could erase a nationally recognized system, noting Missouri and Michigan constitutionally bound protections. The Kellett study would merge resources development with conservation in a broad state restructuring.
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Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Conservation Department
Conservation Commission
Kellett Committee
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Commission
Missouri
Michigan
Kellett
Department of Resource Develop
The
James R. Smaby
R. J. Onalaska
Conservation Commission and Resource Development Department
Resource Development Department
Department of Natural Resources
Forestry, Fish and Game
Senate
Assembly
Leland McParland
D-Cudahy
Madison
Robert W. Warren
Green Bay
Warren
Department
Walter G. Hollander
Roosendale
Joint Finance Committee
Roof Collapse at Mass Injures 36 in Baltimore Church
A Baltimore church roof collapsed during an 8 am Lenten Mass, injuring 36 people including two nuns, with no fatalities. The 400-seat St Rose of Lima church was crowded as snow weighed the roof, and victims were taken to four hospitals. Witnesses described a deafening roar as debris buried worshippers.
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Baltimore
Jim O’donnell
L Disaster Services
Baltimore Red Cross
St. Rose of Lima
Francis
Father O’brien
St. Rose ‘of Lima
Francis X. Moran
Mary Anne
Leonard Says Law Violated In Fighting Kellett Plan
Wisconsin state Senate demands probe into alleged illegal lobbying by Senate Majority Leader Jerris Leonard. The chair argues state personnel, supplies, and postage were used to oppose the Kellett task force plan to streamline government.
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Leonard
Madison
Senate
Conservation Department
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Kellett
Tasmania faces deadliest fires and mass destruction
Tasmanian fires threaten eight towns after sweeping destruction. Police estimate at least 100 dead potential as 700 buildings burned and 10 000 acres scorched. Premier Reece urges help while emergency crews evacuate prisoners to protect Huonville and Bagdad areas.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Huonville
Bagdad
Toy
Eric Reece
Huon Valley
Derwent
Westinghouse Lands Two Nuclear Contracts
Westinghouse Electric Corp announced it won contracts for two nuclear power plants in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The awards were disclosed in Pittsburgh on Wednesday by the company.
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Westinghouse Awards
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Minnesota
Wisconsin
TV Set and Radio Stolen From Judge Watts Home
Judge Robert B. Watts reported a television set and a radio were stolen Tuesday from his residence. Police investigated the break in.
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Judge
Baltimore
Robert B. Watts
Taxes Key To Onalaska La Crosse Consolidation
Onalaska debates joining La Crosse to solve tax woes with rising costs. A fact finding committee studies five options including reassessment and district consolidation. Petitioners seek a referendum by April 14. Local leaders discuss school funding, industrial growth, and future planning as Onalaska weighs annexation.
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Onalaska-La Crosse
Donald W. Affolter
la Crosse Tribune
Onalaska
Wis
Daniel Hoffman
Peter Berg
Guenther
la Crosse
Pertzsch School
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Left
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Kurt Kiesinger
UPI
Kenneth G. Brown
By Tom Bailey
Conservation ‘Congress
SMABY
James R. Polk
Associated Press
Tasmanian
Voigt
Dozer
Taylor
Conservation Committee
Paul Alfonsi
R-Minocqua
Alfonsi
Krueger
Ee Ee Eenas
Medary
Onalaskans
Theodore Rothe
Bernard Pralle
Kothe
Council
Harold G. Johnson
Stanley Helms
Hoffman
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