New Plants Won't Cure Red Ills
The Soviet agricultural crisis grows as Khrushchev vows to spend billions on fertilizer plants while seeking wheat imports from Canada and talks with the United States. Experts cite drought, primitive tech, and low farmer incentives as root causes, with yields far below Western Europe and the United States.
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United States
Iron Curtain
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Dear Confused: A cheeky ear nibble dilemma
A reader asks how to handle a shy lover who nibbles her ear. The adviser suggests a playful escape by tossing the handbag and offering a cheese sandwich to buy time for decision.
Purist doubts drinking bourbon at games
A dated view questions sharing a half pint of bourbon at football games. The speaker believes a half pint is insufficient for one person to endure four quarters and wonders if joining would be ladylike.
Leprosy Crusade Behind Closed Leprosarium Doors
A personal reminiscence details Stanley Stein and others who fought leprosy stigma, transforming Hansen's Disease into a curable condition. It recalls figures like Tallulah Bankhead and Dr. Wilfred Chung-Hoon, the Kalaupapa closure, and Stein’s book Alone No Longer highlighting progress from banishment to treatment and civil rights.
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Hansen
Tallulah Bankhead
Wilfred Chung - Hoon
Hawaii
Josefina Guerrero
Gertrude Hornbostel
Hans
David Smart
Esquire
Kalaupapa
Molokai
Stein
The
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Saipan
Texas
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Carrville
New Orleans
Star
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Philippines
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Chung-Hoon
Tallulah
Funk & Wagnalls
Stanley
Sydney Levyson
New Yorker
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Almanac snapshot of historic events for December 12 1963
United Press International notes the 346th day of 1963 with the Moon near last phase and bright planets Jupiter Saturn and Venus. It recalls 1910 Edward D White becoming US chief justice, 1947 John L Lewis leaving AFL for the second time, 1953 Yeager topping Mach 2.5 in a research jet, and 1959 Paraguay’s invasion crackdown by exiled rebels. A thought by Jonathan Edwards reflects causation.
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Argentina
Jonathan Edwards
Washington Defense cuts aimed at prudent spending
President Johnson says a 25 000 civilian defense staff reduction would help keep costs in line. In New York a veteran officer notes a determined assassin could have harmed the president with ample security. In New Orleans Morison calls for positive campaign tactics. In Saigon Lodge denies Eisenhower message about a 1964 Republican run.
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Johnson
Defense Department
Defense
Robert) McNamara
New York
Deinson
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson pursues labor alliance to back his presidency
In Washington on November 26 1963 President Johnson sought support from George Meany and 28 labor leaders. He intended to deepen ties with labor as an ally on domestic and international fronts, building on Kennedy era cooperation and the memory of Sam Rayburn.
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Alex Rose
New York
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Estes Kefauver
Chicago
Massachusetts
Adlai Stevenson
Humphrey
Symington
Sam’ Rayburn
House
Turkey
Sam
Reuther
Auto Union
Hubert Humphrey
Texas
New York State
Jim Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUF
Stuart Symington
IUE
Steelworkers
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Norway
Oslo
U. 8
Allen-Scott Report on Kennedy Funeral Security Plans
Washington State Department security officers warned of new assassination tools such as radioactive material poison gas and bacteria during the Kennedy funeral and Johnson presidency protections. The detailed 50 page guidance outlined crowd control sewer inspections and 24 hour protection plus info sharing for foreign dignitaries and local law enforcement.
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John F. Kennedy
Johnson
U.S
Keith O. Lynch
State Department
Division of Protective Security
Washington
Secret Service
FBI
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