London Promoters TV Program Not Very Pleasing
UPI reports ABC-TV's Close-up examined London smog as a worldwide urban hazard. The program recalled the 1952 five day smog death toll of London and noted 400 more deaths in December. It included officials and a couple opposing smokeless fuels, meshing urban health and cultural images.
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Hollywood
UPI
London
Oscar
Wilde
Levant
Abc-Tv
Chamber-of-Commerce
England
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
John Secondari
Swim
Cbs-Tv
Peter Ustinov
Anthony Quinn
Ustinov
Italy
Rockefeller Keeps Silence On Marriage Plans
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller refused to discuss personal plans at a news conference. He hinted at a future Brussels trip after May 1 to open a New York Commerce Department European branch. Political and party figures weighed potential effects of remarriage on his career.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Europe
Brussels
Albarmy
N.Y
UPI
New York
Margaretta
Happy) Fitter Murphy
Fred A. Young
Republican Party
Young
New York State Commerce Department
Murphy
Resolution Pays Tribute To Late T A Sanders
The West Monroe Boys Club passed a unanimous resolution honoring the memory of T A Sanders, a longtime board member. The document notes his devotion and valued guidance to youth, praising his diligent deliberations on community responsibilities as they matured into manhood.
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T. A. Sanders
West Monroe Boys Club
Sanders
McCormick Names Committee Heads For Boys Club
Judge John F. McCormick, president of the West Monroe Boys Club, names chairmen for 12 committees. Arts and crafts Lionel O. Green. recreation Gerald M. Neyland. expansion Roland Cartier. liaison Dr. Fred E. Crenshaw. finance Tex Kilpatrick. public relations Ralph Caldwell. property maintenance H. D. Crew. library A Earl Duncan. health and education Dr. Fred E. Bennett Jr.. legal William Norris III. personnel Marvin Smith. program Eugene Scott. Planning committee to be officers and chairmen.
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Lionel O. Green
Gerald M. Neyland
Roland Cartier
Fred E. Crenshaw
Tex Kilpatrick
Ralph Caldwell
H. D. Crew
A. Earl Duncen
Fred E. Bennett Jr
William Norris Ill
Marvin Smith
Eugene Scott
All Residents Sick Severe Drought Hits Mexican Town
In Alazan Tamaulipas nearly all 750 residents are ill with tuberculosis and diarrhea amid a prolonged drought. Malnutrition and dehydration plague the border region as farmers lack corn beans and cotton. Doctors reach isolated villages by four wheel drive to deliver medical aid and information. Rio Bravo offers scarce comforts for the handful who travel there for supplies.
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Bob M. Gassaway
Alazan
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Frontier
Rio Bravo
Rio
Hunger and Health Struggles Hit Isolated Farm Villages
The text notes desperate poverty as crops fail and seeds and money vanish. Doctors cannot reach isolated villages due to demand in cities, while health teams shift to assist small farmers. Campaigns along the Rio Grande in Texas organize food and clothing aid for Mexicans.
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Rio Grande
Texas
Motor Scooters Not For Woman
LEXINGTON Kentucky AP Lille Humphrey aged 102 has given up riding motor scooters. Five years ago she doubted her ability with her grandson's scooter but with coax she was soon riding around the block. She remains a rock and roll fan and follows the University of Kentucky basketball by radio.
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Lexington
Lille Humphrey
University of Kentucky
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