Private Enterprise urged to aid foreign economies
Washington study group tells Congress private industry must be mobilized to develop backward economies abroad. It cites a capital gap of 5 to 20 billion dollars yearly and urges tax incentives, expanded insurance, leveraged lending, and subsidies for technicians to boost U S private investment overseas.
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Washington
UPI
United States
E House
Wine Group
Advisory Committee On
U.S
Johnson
Arthur K. Watson
IBM World Trade Corp
Watson
Youths Nabbed After Wild Mansion Party Sweep
Police broke up a rented East Hampton mansion party with about 400 youths, seizing LSD forms, marijuana, heroin, hashish, liquor and loot. Eleven partygoers were booked on narcotics charges and ten or more for disorderly conduct.
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East Hampton
N.Y
Suffolk County
Long Island
Riverhead
David C
Margaret Moore
Joel Deegan
Manhattan
John and
Mary Smith
Cattle Growers Need Prussic Acid Test Kits
Prussic acid poisons cattle in fields and test kits offer simple field checks. A kit performing about one hundred tests costs fifteen dollars and can be ordered by mail from Prussic Test Kit, P.O. Box 4036 FE Paso, Texas.
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P.O
Paso, Texas
Weather Blamed In More Deaths Across Italy
Violent rain storms blamed for eight deaths in two days across Italy. A landslide near Novi Ligure sent a car into the sea with two people drowned. A Licata whirlwind killed three, injured nine, and toppled workers and livestock. Two deaths came from lightning in Sicily and southern Italy. July storms have killed about 30 people.
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Rome
Italy
Novi Ligure
Italian Riviera
Licata
Naples
Hem
Sicily
Madame Chiang warns against seating Red China at U.N.
Madame Chiang Kai-shek told reporters in San Francisco that seating Red China at the United Nations would violate principles and risk making the U.N. useless. She reiterated that there can be only one China and that Red China is a regime, not a government, while noting Nationalist China seeks to regain mainland China.
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San Francisco
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
United Nations
United States
China
U.n.s
U.N
Chiang
Formosa
Fulbright urges probe of government research abroad
Sen. J. W. Fulbright calls for a thorough congressional study of all government research overseas in light of the Army Project Camelot controversy. He notes Camelot was a large operation, with Chile's canceled project as a small part, and cites ongoing Defense Department studies in Colombia, Peru, and Venezuela.
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Washington
Sen
D-Ark
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chile
U.S
Camelot
Defense Department
Colombia
Peru
Venezuela
Sandy Dennis to Reprise Any Wednesday Role
Sandy Dennis will recreate her Broadway performance in Any Wednesday for Warner Bros with Frank Sinatra co starring.
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Hollywood
UPI
Sandy Dennis
Warner Bros
Frank Sina
Sugar Land to Get New Private Post Office
The Post Office Department announced Sugar Land Texas will receive a new post office built privately and leased to the government. The project marks a municipal roll in federal postal service expansion in the Lone Star State.
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Washington
Sugar Land
Tex
Houston executive testifies on new Pacific Northwest routes
Benjamin N. Woodson, president of Maryland American General Group, testified at a CAB hearing on Pacific Northwest Southwest air links. He argued routes could double passenger demand, citing prior Houston westbound traffic jumps of 100 to 194 percent after earlier route openings.
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Houston
UPI
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Benjamin N. Woodson
Maryland-American General Group of Life Insurance Companies
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Woodson
West Coast
Henry Beecken
Washington
el Paso
Portland
Seattle
George P. Coker Jr
Kenneth P. Tubbs
Dallas
James Buckley
New York
Ross Newmann
Coker
Tubbs
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Northwest
Chamber of Commerce
Mayhem with a gentle touch in Reader's Digest ad
A Reader's Digest promotion touts JUDO0 with a soft approach teaching children and adults basic self defense. It claims practical benefits beyond defense and positions the discipline as a path to inner security, contrasting it with golf or tennis.
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Reader's Digest
Resolution To Speed Johnson Library Construction
Washington AP reports a House Government Operations subcommittee approved a measure to waive the waiting period for the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library project at the University of Texas. The GSA offer to build the library would be accepted and Congress urged early action to avoid months of delay. The library would be the first presidential library not owned by the federal government with about $200 000 a year for maintenance and staff.
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Washington
Lyndon Baines Johnson
University of Texas
House
Congress
General Services Administration
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
GSA
Senate
Brooks
Lawson B. Knott Jr
Galveston Youth Corps workers sent home over lunches theft
Galveston County Commissioner Paul Hopkins ordered 70 Youth Corps workers to go home for the day after reports of lunches stolen from county employees and Youth Corps staff. Hopkins said most are good youths but will identify the few bad apples when they return Thursday. The 70 are one quarter of the local corps. no layoffs reported.
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Galveston
Tex
UPD
Paul
Hopkins
Galveston County
Youth Corps
Herbert Schmidt
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University of Texas Board of Regents
Texas Medical Center
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