Paul J. Day Named General Manager at The Journal
Paul J. Day has been named general manager of The Journal. He will oversee daily operations and guide strategic initiatives with the editorial leadership team. Day previously held executive roles in media and comes to the position with extensive newsroom and business experience.
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Miracle Rice to Transform Asian Agriculture Says Official
The International Rice Research Institute at Los Baños Philippines reports new rice strains yielding two to four times previous amounts. U S Secretary Freeman and Institute administrator Robert Chandler foresee a dramatic rise in world rice output that could avert near term hunger and change rice growing in Asia.
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A Call for Humanitarian Aid in Biafra Crisis
An editorial argues that amid the Nigerian Civil War the urgent issue is humanitarian. Biafrans face mass starvation unless large emergency food shipments arrive. Red Cross and other aid groups have begun airlifts of food and medical supplies, urging broad support despite political divides.
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Kennedy cautious on vice presidency amid family clash
Senator Edward Kennedy seeks to damp backers push for a 1968 VP run while weighing flexibility until the convention. Family advisers and political allies clash over drafting a statement with some supporting open acceptance and others urging restraint amid concerns of safety and political risk. Jacqueline Kennedy opposes his national entry.
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Mosquito Foster Parental Tips From Union Carbide
A publicity release from Union Carbide claims each time a person is bitten by a mosquito they become foster parents to up to 300 larvae. It advises removing standing water, cleaning bird baths, stocking fish in ponds, sealing screens, and using repellents while dressing lightly to reduce bites.
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Poll analysis shows Wallace rise if Rockefeller runs
Article explains Gallup poll findings on Nixon Humphrey and Wallace. It details how Wallace support grows when Rockefeller is the Republican option, and how this could push the race toward the House if no candidate wins a majority. It contrasts various matchup scenarios and regional trends.
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New York Harlem Redevelopment Aims To Save Slums
The piece discusses a shift from federal bulldozer urban renewal to community oriented rehab in Harlem's St Nicholas Park project. planners work with residents 130th to 145th streets 7th Ave to Amsterdam St Nicholas Park Aves, surveying 165 acres 41000 residents 1900 buildings 1300 saved 609 to be removed to create lofts factories worship shops and more living space. The approach seeks to prevent uprooting and avoid new slums, urging careful civic participation.
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