New Protein Foods Aid World Hunger Fight
The article reviews two prongs: developing new protein rich foods and fortifying existing ones. AID partners with major U.S. firms to produce soybean beverages in Brazil and fortified foods for Tunisia and India, plus lab efforts to extract protein from microbes and plants. Beverages like Saci and Vitasoy gain traction. India builds fortified bakeries with international support. a goal is one billion daily protein cups by 1970.
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Agency For International Development
AID
Pillsbury
el Salvador
Monsanto Chemical Company
Brazil
Swift
Krause Milling
International Milling
Tunisia
Dorr-Oliver
India
Australia
Canada
Coca-Cola Company
Saci
Rio de Janeiro
Vitasoy
Hong Kong
Pan American Health Organization
Guatemala
Aaron M. Altschul
International Nutrition Improvement
Department of Agriculture
Post Office reform urged amid mounting deficits and crisis
The piece argues for dramatic Post Office Department changes in a presidential election year. It notes long running deficits since 1945, calls the system too big and rigid, and supports a corporate restructuring per the President’s Commission on Postal Organization to improve efficiency and curb declining service.
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U.S. Post Office Dept
Presidential Commission
Hijackings show range of motives and outcomes
The article notes hijackings stem mainly from crackpots, not spies, cites Moise Tshombe’s Congo kidnaping to Algeria, and mentions the Israeli airliner seizure with Algeria detaining travelers. It recalls a UN antihijacking treaty that lacked ratification and U Thant’s rising salary and expenses as criticism.
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Congo
Moise Tshombe
Algeria
United Nations
Israel
U Thant
Wallace's Hidden Big City Vote
A Providence survey shows Wallace drew little support before his July 25 visit, but after a TV interview and rally a lower middle income voter shifted to consider Wallace. In interviews, 16 of 40 Johnson voters and several Goldwater voters expressed softened or mixed views, signaling potential inroads for Wallace in the industrial Northeast.
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Providence
R. I
George Wallace
Industrial East
Wallace
Alabama
Johnson
Oliver Quayle
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Cleveland
Rhode
Pay TV Needs Trial Run
The article argues for a national trial of subscription television to test pay broadcasting while limiting charges for sports events and old movies. It notes opposition from big theatre owners and networks and cites the Wall Street Journal on industry fears and incentives. The FCC proposes strict area and content limits for the trial.
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TV_ networks
The
Wall Street Journal
Federal Communications Commission
Responding to Malicious Gossip with Faith and Principle
A reader asks how to handle false rumors in a neighborhood and church. The guidance cites biblical and historical examples urging patience, continuing to do good, and leaving vindication to God, with a Lincoln quote highlighting perseverance regardless of attack.
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Jesus
Heavenly
Abraham Lincoln
Voices Silent in Behalf of Czechs
A commentary argues Western liberal silence on Czechoslovakia amid Soviet threats and calls for support of Czech efforts to moderate communism. It notes Soviet pressure from border troops and the desire for democratic freedoms, contrasting with actions toward Rhodesia and other blocs.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
America
Rhodesia
United States
United Nations
Europe
Moscow
Czech
Prague
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
Bulgaria
Hungary
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Tito
Romania
South Vietnam
Urgent Data Gathers Dust in Secret Files Hub
A Washington column laments unread intelligence files stored in Virginia warehouses. It argues neglect risks missing warnings from past reports, noting stalled readings threaten timely action on threats including a potential Red China missile attack. The piece likens data backlog to Pueblo era oversights and imagines future computer review.
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Washington
Virginia
Pueblo
Dian
George Custer
Sitting Bull
Red China
U.S
Labor Day
Silence Over Soviet Move in Czechoslovakia
The piece notes Soviet military mobilization as a clear threat to Czechoslovakia and observes that communist parties in France Italy and the U.S. resist recognizing it. It adds that private scholars in the West may condemn the intervention, but broad silence remains common.
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West Germany
Czechoslovakia
France
Italy
America
Europe
Publishers - Hall Syndicate
Long-shot summer politics and court diversity talk
The piece discusses shifts in U S foreign aid leadership and rising political upsets described as a long shot summer. It notes calls for qualified women on the Supreme Court and hypothetical moves by LBJ toward creating controversy.
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Supreme Court
LBJ
Abe Fartas
Monroe News-Star Imperial Details and Policy Note
The Monroe News-Star is a Monroe Louisiana daily paper detailing its second class matter notice dated June 1 1999 the publication’s address telephone and staff roles including Publisher General Manager and Executive Editor. It states AP membership and independence in reporting while noting its advertising representation network.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and Olivate
Robert Ewing, Jr
John BD. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Wiliam H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Aest
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
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