Humphrey Offers Indian Farmers U S Know-How On Hunger
Vice President Humphrey visited Ludhiana and New Delhi to discuss China’s expansion, food shortages, and economic aid. He pledged agricultural know-how, a $50 million Pakistan loan, and talks with Indira Gandhi, Swaran Singh, and ministry officials on food and planning.
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New Delhi
India
Hubert H. Humphrey
Red China
Humphrey
Ludhiana
Punjab
Peace Corps
South Viet Nam
South Korea
China
Indira Gandhi
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Tashkent
Kasmir
Ayub Khan
Mrs. Gandhi
U.S
Johnson
Subcontinent
United States
Jane Williams
Delta
Colo
Swaran Singh
Gandhi
Oklahoma seaplane training begins in landlocked city
The FAA aeronautical center starts training test pilots in seaplane flying in Oklahoma City using a light craft on one of the city's reservoirs.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Federal Aviation Agency
Aeronautical Center
Oklahoma
Collings Weather Station Reports Cold Front Approaching
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts much colder air returning tonight with a low near five above zero. Expect continued fair but cold conditions Thursday and a chance of snow Friday. Collings station logged 30 degrees at 9 am after a 24 degree low last night and a Tuesday high of 38.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Collings
Senate Debates Viet Nam Policy Ahead of 4.8-Billion Aid Bill
Senate opens fresh Viet Nam debate as about 30 senators seek time to discuss Johnson policy before voting on a 4.8 billion authorization. The bill covers part of a 12.3 billion emergency Viet Nam outlay request while Aquiress critics urge delay for administration witnesses. Russell urges speedy action with broad support for aid, Hartke warns against rushing and calls for full case presentation.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Assell B. Long
Louisiana
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Mike Mansfield
Florida
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Russell
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Comics Kept Behind Locked Library Doors at LOC
Washington AP report details the Library of Congress maintaining a locked, scholarly-locked collection of about 12 000 comics dating from 1930s to present. Notable items include early Detective Comics 1938 and Action Comics with Superman, Batman debut. The archive holds about 2 500 titles, aims to microfilm older editions, and profits from rising comic values.
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Washington
Batman
Superman
Library of Congress
Fine Youth In Theft at Echo Lanes
Nick Faynick an 18 year old from Chan nahon was fined 200 dollars and placed on a year of probation after pleading guilty to a theft charge tied to an incident at Echo Lanes Bowling Alley last November 9. associates judge Robert Malmquist granted probation following defense motion.
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Nick Faynick
Channahon
Echo Lanes
Robert Malmquist
Faynick
Floyd Jackson
Joliet
Illinois State Farm
Vandalia
Melvin Palmer
Wilmington
James E. McDonald
John J. Favnick
McDonald
Evry
Circuit Court
Wilbur Schiffmayer
Favnick
Atty
Louis Pistilli
Wilder
Legislators Press For Changes In Illinois Assembly
Illinois officials push for annual legislative sessions higher pay and reforms. Adlai Stevenson III argues the body is inadequate while William J. Scott urges a yearly budget and broader state finances. Abner Mikva proposes stipends and office space. John Henry Kleine backs longer terms for representatives and six-year terms for senators.
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Chicago
Illinois General Assembly
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Commission On Organization of the General Assembly
Illinois
Scott
Abner J. Mikva
Mikva
Stevenson
Springfield
John Henry Kleine
Lake Forest
Ships Ride High on Lakes Level Gains
Detroit report notes Great Lakes water levels have risen by inches to feet from a year ago per the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The higher levels improve navigation and shipping capacity across the lakes.
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Detroit
Great Lakes
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Lakes
Hanna Firm Gets Nickel Contract
The General Services Administration announced a contract for Hanna Smelting Co to buy 39 million pounds of surplus nickel stored in Riddle Oregon with an option on 25 million more at Hammond Indiana. The stockpiles were created by Hanna and processed by Hanna Smelting at a government funded plant.
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General Services Administration
Hanna Smelting Co
Riddle
Hanna Company
Hammond
John Harlan
GSA
Defense Materiel Service
Hanna
Hanna Coal— Ore Corp
Hanna Mining Co
Hanna Smelting
Hanna Mining
Harlan
Four Members to Be Elected To Morris School Boards
The Morris Elementary and Morris Community High School boards will each elect four members as terms expire this spring. Incumbents Henry Smith and Waldo E. Bolen Jr. on the high school board may run again, while Smith plans to seek re election and Bolen will not seek another term. Eugene Hayes will not seek re election on the elementary board and Fremont Fruland has not said. Arthur Allaben filed for the elementary board, with petition filings open February 23 through March 19 and election set for April 9.
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Morris Elementary
Morris Community High School Boards of Education
Eugene Hayes
Fremont Fruland
Morris Elementary Board of Education
Hayes
Fruland
High School Board of Education
Henry Smith
Waldo E. Bolen Jr
Bolen
Smith
Franklin Elementary School
Elementary Board of Education
MCHS
Arthur Allaben
License Revoked After Suspension Overturned
Secretary Paul Powell announced the Drivers License Division rescinded a two month suspension for David E. Super of Coal City. A prior revocation order dated before the suspension was substituted, resulting in revocation for two months.
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Paul Powell
David E. Super
Rte. 1
Coal City
Nuessle Takes Command of Fleet Air Norfolk
Rear Adm. Francis E. Nuessle assumed duty Thursday as Commander Fleet Air Norfolk, marking a leadership change in the naval aviation command based in Norfolk Virginia.
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Norfolk, Va
Francis E. Nuessle
Fleet Air
Norfolk
Viet Cong suffer low territorial defense amid air and ground pressure
Allied forces and air power pressed Viet Cong in South Viet Nam with limited territorial defense. U.S. forces counted 66 additional Viet Cong deaths and reported higher weekly enemy losses, while air strikes hit a road complex near Hanoi and other targets in Vinh, Dien Bien Phu, and Tay Ninh. Casualties and captures included major headquarters, radios, and munitions as operations in White Wing Mallet Van Buren and Taro Leaf concluded with multiple Viet Cong losses and weapons seized.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
North
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Vinh
Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
Dong Ngam
Loc Diem
Dong Hoi
Strategic Air Force
Guam
Tay Ninh
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Bong Son
1St Cavalry
Red
U. S. 101St Airborne Division
Tuy Hoa
van Buren
25Th Infantry
da Nang
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