Nehru’s Congress Keeps Path Toward Socialism in India
At a Bombay conference, Nehru’s Congress Party affirmed increasing state control of business while inviting foreign capital. A split between leftists led by V K Krishna Menon and rightists over the pace of socialism sparked debate. The Dhebar Report was adopted as doctrine. India has received billions in U S aid since 1951 and 1962 respectively.
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Conrad Fink
Bombay
India
Nehru
Congress Party
V.K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Congress
Dhebar
United States
Dugout home shelters riders and travelers in Cliffside Texas
Henry Allen Sr built the original dugout farm home in 1925 using sand and gravel from Running Water Draw. Tornadoes and fires destroyed several houses, but the present underground home endures with a waterproof concrete roof and vented front outlet. Travelers stop to tour the unique shelter as the Allen family eye a second above ground level.
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Henry Allen
Allen
South Plains
Olton- Plainview
Allen Jr
Olton
Hale Center
Plainview
Allens
Retired Justice Sees Desegregation Move as Necessary
Retired Associate Justice Sherman Minton says the 1954 Supreme Court school desegregation ruling was an inevitable decision. He notes the court anticipated racial strife but believes the decision will ultimately benefit the nation.
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New Albany
Ind
Sherman Minton
Supreme Court
Minton
Clark
Black
Plainview Woman Is Honored At Roundup
Mrs. Coleman Jones named Pioneer Woman of the Plains at the 36th annual Pioneer Round-Up in Plainview. Dr. James P. Cornett, president of West Texas State University, Canyon, was the keynote speaker for the night.
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Plainview
Coleman Jones
Plains
James P. Cornett
West Texas State University
Canyon
U S Views Argentina as Key to Latin Defense Aid
An American official said the United States will focus military aid on Argentina to strengthen the hemispheric defense against communism. Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela also receive aid, with Argentina eyed for about fifteen million of a fifty five million Latin American allocation amid Chile’s Communist backed presidential race and regional instability.
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Frank N. Manitzas
Buenos Aires
Argentina
United States
Chile
Latin America
U.S
Guatemala
Mexico
Peru
Venezuela
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Bolivia
Panamas Election Keeps Canal Treaty Tensions Alive
Panamanian business circles remain wary after the May 10 presidential win by Marco A. Robles. They fear no rapid cure for the U.S. Panamanian rift, as talks on treaty revisions linger and U.S. investors stay cautious amid Canal Zone tensions.
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Robert Berrellez
Panama
U.s.-Panama
Marco A. Robles
Roberto F. Chiari
Canal Zone
New York
U.S
Arnulfo Arias
Arias
Robless
Farm Group Seeks 100 Parity Plank in Texas
The Texas Farmers Union asks both parties to adopt a 100 parity for family farmers. A resolution cites the price-cost squeeze as the worst in 30 years and calls for strengthening Rural Area Development and poverty programs. The group set Abilene as the 1964 state convention site for November 12 to 14, with Austin chosen as host for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WACO
API
Texas Farmers Union
Union
Abislene
Johnson
Austin
Wheat Farmers Sign Up In New Program
The Agriculture Department reported 41 percent of U S wheat farms had signed up by May 8 to join the new program. Farmers must harvest within their acreage allotment to participate and the 1964 allotment was 10 percent smaller than 1963. Participants receive price supports at 130 a bushel, certificates averaging 47.6 cents on 90 percent of normal production, and payments for non crop land diversion. Signups through May 8 were strongest in 11 Great Plains and Western states, covering 90 percent of the signup acreage.
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Great Plains
Western
Shriver Sees End to Severe Poverty in 10 Years
Sargent Shriver, director of Johnsons anti poverty drive, says with Congress backing a 962.5 million program the United States could eliminate severe poverty in about ten years. He rejects GOP opposition as political maneuvering.
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Johnson
United States
Sargent Shriver
Congress
Washington
UPT
Shriver
Unique Mule Foal Reported In Peru
In Lima Peru researchers from the National Agrarian University authenticated a two month old mule foal sired by a burro, a rare event as mules are typically infertile. The two month old hybrid at the university stable is the third reported in Peru but the first officially confirmed by the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
UPI
National Agrarian University
Allen Academy Accepting Fall Enrollments
Allen Academy invites parents and prospective students to campus visits in May for enrollment to fill vacancies. The preparatory school offers small classes, leadership training, and individualized guidance through high school and two years of college. Call or write for details to enroll early.
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Allen Academy
R.qat.c
Preparation H touted as fast hemorrhoid relief
An old newspaper ad claims a new healing substance Bio Dyne used in Preparation H ointment or suppositories quickly stops itching and burning from hemorrhoids without surgery. It is said to shrink hemorrhoids and prevent infection with doctor observations backing long term improvement. Available at drug counters.
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New York
N. Y
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Stonewall County
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Peking
Cliffside
Theal Tea
Utica
Lubbock
Texas
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Roundup
U.S.D.A
JOE Wood Market
College
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Ccial
SPCO
Kent Moore
Seminole
Judy Gray
Dallas
South Plains College
Agriculture Department
George W. Platt, D. V. M
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