Solon to Push Food Aid and Trade Reform Next Session
A Solon outlines plans to push a broad food production and foreign aid program in the next session. He favors expanding the food for peace approach, scaling back military aid to Latin America and the Middle East, and boosting open market crops while funding port and farm facilities. The proposal includes creating a tighter aid framework, aiding underdeveloped nations through technical assistance, and pursuing self sufficiency.
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Siamese Twins Separated After Christmas Birth at Cedars Hospital
Twin girls born Christmas Day in Los Angeles were joined at the abdomen with a six inch bridge of tissue and shared intestines. Surgeons led by Dr Stephen L. Gans performed a three hour operation at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, separ ating the abdominal wall and intestines and creating individual outlets. The infants, each around one pound, were in intensive care with complex post operative care and feeding.
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Lisa Marie Manitonva
Cedam of Lebanon Hospital
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Arnold Zukey
Stephen L. Gans
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Soviet Space Lead Asserted By Moscow Radio
Moscow Radio on the Soviet Union space lead citing first satellite and first woman in orbit. It criticizes U S space spending and stresses the new frontier must not be surpassed by any nation. The broadcast notes talks between U S and Soviet space experts and cosmonauts.
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U S GNP seen at 710 billion in 1966 fortune forecast
Fortune Magazine predicts the gross national product of the United States will exceed 710 billion dollars in 1966 with growth driven by Pentagon spending and higher non defense outlays. The forecast assumes continued spending and peacetime investment while inventories drop and credit tightens.
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Fortune Magazine
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Pentagon
Pilot lands on George Washington Bridge after engine trouble
A 15 year old pilot and his 39 year old passenger landed their Aeronca monoplane on the George Washington Bridge instead of the Hudson River when power failed. Both walked away with minor injuries as the plane damaged its nose and wings, and traffic on the upper deck remained closed.
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Ramapo
Rock and County
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Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
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Actress Helen Hayes Donates Coat To Korean Students
Helen Hayes donated her $2,000 nutria fur coat to a U S Embassy employee in Seoul after a 23 day USO tour. proceeds from sale will aid needy Korean students at Seoul International Airport on Saturday.
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Bitter dispute over academic freedom at St John’s University.
UPI reports Rev. Pete O’Reilly of the United Federation of College Teachers warns that a clash over academic freedom at St John’s University could spread to other Catholic schools. three faculty members were dismissed as UFCT demands rehiring. He notes the administration is legally entitled to fire without explanation and that a strike may endure, threatening normal operations.
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Shah commutes execution of Iran plotters in royal decree
The Shah of Iran commuted death sentences to life imprisonment for Ahmed Manssouri-Maghadam-Tehrani and Ahmed Kamrani in a Sunday decree. The two men were condemned by a military court for involvement in an April assassination attempt on the Shah that left a Royal Guard soldier dead on the scene and two guards later killed.
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Retail Merchants Association Builds Credit for Lubbock
The Retail Merchants Association, chartered January 1, 1982, promotes credit building through a centralized bureau. It reports 173,408 credit files processed in 1966 and operates offices in Lubbock with a branch network, aiding merchants and the community.
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Peronist Struggles Mark Argentina Return Plans
In a cluttered report, Pat Posta notes Juan de Perna plans to return to Argentina after a two month tour. The Peronist factions have been urged to patch differences as discussions continue on leadership and strategy. The article mentions Mar del Plata and Madrid in the context of recent movements.
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Martie
Juan de Perna
Isatelita
Argeetina
Mar del Plata
Percy
Estle
Madrid
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