Food Plan Bombshells in Johnsons Food for Freedom Bill
Washington reports a proposed Food for Freedom measure could allow selling or donating surplus US crops to any country including Communist states without limits. The plan drops restrictions of Food for Peace and expands presidential power to supply commodities abroad, with a five year program era and up to 3.3 billion annually.
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Food For Freedom
Dear Dr Mother and Dr Meatner letters on health issues
A reader asks how to handle a spouse's drinking and its impact on home life and health. The column suggests seeking thorough observation in hospital to assess physical and emotional effects, and asks the patient to refuse drinks to protect herself if pressured. The page also includes unrelated medical questions about keratitis and general ophthalmic moisture. A GOP agriculture brief discusses a Bread and Butter Corps proposal and notes support from Rep. Langen and Rep. Codley alongside a Dole plan.
Almanac highlights and history on March 28 1966
Almanac notes March 28 as bath day in 1966 with lunar phases and celestial signs. It lists historical births and events including Canini born 1547 and disasters such as the Shirtwaist fire of 1911 and a Centralia mine explosion in 1947. Also presents a medical advice column offering health tips and reader questions with responses.
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China policy and the Asia balance in Max Lerner essay
Max Lerner examines US China policy through debates among scholars and policymakers. He cites Barnett Fairbank, Limdbeck, and A M Halperin on expansionism, credibility, and the drift toward conflict in Vietnam. He argues for containing China while building a broader Asian balance with nations like Japan, India, and Australia.
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Limdbeck Totherm
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India
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Thailand
Malaysia
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Tralia
Zealand
South Vietna Times
FODEREY TIME BETTER UNC We AAA
The readable text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or identifiable entities for a proper summary. No verifiable names, places, or dates are extractable to form a meaningful news item.
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Bank executive named to lead Southern Nevada division
E. Thayer Bigelow was named administrative vice president of the First National Bank of Nevada to head the bank's Southern Nevada division. Representative Clifton Young disclosed no longer available as a Republican candidate.
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