UN conference delegates rough it on Indian railway ride
U N Conference on Trade and Development delegates and staff join an excur sion to Khajuraho about 325 miles southeast of New Delhi. The trip highlights contrasts between modern New Delhi and rural rail travel as Indian Railways and Tourism Ministry arrange the weekend outing.
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U.N
Khajuraho
India
Conference On Trade and Development
New Delhi
Indian Railways
Ministry of Tourism
Food Stamp Rules and Indian Tour Highlighted in Brief
The document outlines food stamp program rules with certification and purchase procedures, including identification cards, proxies, and payment methods. Separately, a reader report covers a congressional or diplomatic tour in India with a New Delhi to Harpalpur train, Khajuraho temple visits, and a civic reception.
Grain Quotation and Stamp Purchase Provisions Outlined
The notice details grain price handling with cash or due bills for odd cents and allows stamp purchases. It covers authorization limits for various public assistance scenarios and prescribes monthly semi monthly or weekly purchase options with corresponding card issuances.
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Public Aid Assistance
Weekend Television Listings Overview
A dense schedule fragment lists multiple channels and programs from noon to 10:00 PM including news, weather, sports, dramas, comedies, documentaries, and specials. It features titles such as Gunsmoke Lucy/Danny Comedy Hour Alfred Hitchcock Bonanza Mission Impossible Biography and Evening News blocks.
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Bill Cosby
Fifty Years Ago in Morris Daily Herald Highlights
The column reports on teacher pay lag vs living costs with E. D. Marton as a member. It cites a theory that a German agent caused the Ottawa Pianophone Co fire, prompting possible federal involvement. Joliet Odd Fellows plan a March 24 minstrel show in Morris Empire Theater for lodge benefit. Morris prohibits certain guardian related acts under a new municipal amendment. John Zelen becomes Morris Drug Store proprietor. Nathan Leopold, freed after 3342 years in prison, vows to exemplify rehabilitation.
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Ottawa Pianophone Co
Ottawa Police
Joliet
Odd Fellows
Morris
Empire Theater
Lunch Menu at MCHS Week of March 18 22
The MCHS lunch menu for March 18 22 lists daily offerings. Monday features hamburger spaghetti casserole green beans or spinach and fruit sauce. Tuesday offers ham burger cabbage salad chips cake. Wednesday includes beef stew potatoes vegetable desserts bread butter. Thursday serves chicken salad macaroni and cheese tossed salad cookie. Friday provides orange juice toast ed cheese or peanut butter jam sandwich vegetable soup crackers long john.
Morris Post American Legion Plans Meeting on Building Purchase
Twenty five years ago the Morris Post American Legion announced an important meeting for next Monday to act on a proposal to buy a building for a new home. INR Beatty Lumber Co acquired land and buildings of Hunter-Allen Lumber Co in Marseilles and took possession Tuesday.
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Morris Post American Legion
INR Beatty Lumber Co
Hunter-Allen Lumber Co
Marseilles
What is a patriot in Lucknow India says UP governor
Uttar Pradesh governor B G Reddy told a public meeting that a patriot in India’s present plight is anyone who can produce enough food for ten people or provide employment to ten. The note contrasts with a historical line about Tom Bingham discovering Wind Cave in 1881.
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Lucknow
India
B.G. Reddy
Uttar Pradesh
Wind Cave
South Dakota
Tom Bingham
Ann Landers
Per
Odinga to Tour U S Speak on Revolution in Africa
Oginga Odinga, former vice president and founder of Kenya People’s Union, announces a lecture tour of the United States with a Boston University talk on revolution in a newly independent Africa. A government document earlier accused the opposition of incitement to revolution.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Oginga Odinga
Kenya People’s Union
United States
Boston University
Fire causes about ten thousand dollars damage at Seneca High
A fire of undetermined origin damaged equipment and the building at Seneca High School, starting in the girls physical education area near the locker room. Co winners of the J S Crabtree Memorial Sportsmanship Award in basketball at Morris Community High were Richard A. Larson and James F. Stuck, announced by head coach Bob Ciota at awards night.
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Seneca High School
Richard A. Larson
James F. Stuck
J. S. Crabtree
Morris Community High School
Bob Ciota
Minor Passengers and Open Alcohol in Driving Vehicle
The article discusses penalties for having alcoholic liquor in a vehicle operated by a minor or with a minor as a passenger unless accompanied by a guardian. It outlines legal presumptions and conditions under which the minor may face charges or exemptions.
Miss Mercedes McCambridge Early Life Sketch in Playbill
A playbill for The Glass Menagerie at the Ivanhoe Theater in Chicago features a sketch noting that Miss Mercedes McCambridge spent most of her childhood on her family's farm in Kinsman.
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Mercedes McCambridge
Kinsman
Dear Ann Landers Letter Offers Life Lessons
A reader shares a teen marriage and separation saga with a cry for psychiatric help after early promiscuity. Ann Landers advises acceptance of the doctor’s guidance and understanding the problem as the first step.
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Ann Landers
Bill
Ann
Today in History highlights key dates and events
On March 16 1968 marks include Hitler defying Versailles with universal military training in 1935 and Magellan reaching the Philippines in 1921. Also noted are Madison’s birth in 1751 and West Point’s 1802 authorization.
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Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Ferdinand Magellan
Philippines
U.S
James Madison
Port Conway
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Australia
Aleutians
Iwo Jima
Russia
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
India
United Nations
Pakistan
China
Saigon
Olson to Return to Vietnam With Camera
Review of Willard Olson's Vietnam tour notes he sold pictures to Time and Newsweek. He volunteered for four more months in Vietnam to work on Stars and Stripes and plans a June discharge return. Olson wishes to return to Vietnam with his camera. his father is retired in Wayzata.
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Time
Newsweek
Stars and Stripes
Vietnam
Olson
Wayzata
Life
Time Magazine
Carl Johnson
Man Found Dead In Tool Shed In Diamond
Henry Edward Muncey about 64 was found shot dead in a tool shed near his Diamond home. Discovered by his stepson David returning from school. Coroner W Clark Davis says sheriff and state police are assisting in the investigation. body moved to Reeves Funeral Home Coal City.
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Henry Edward Muncey
Diamond
David
Grundy County
W. Clark Davis
Reeves
Coal City
Christie Ejects Bottle Top Slyly Spiteful Alumni Note
Fragmentary clues list items and words from a puzzle page. Entries include names like Lara ONeill and Christie, along with terms such as Eskimo knife and Arab chieftain, plus scattered numbers and hints about foods, beverages, and tools.
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Ireland
Republic
Abbi Lara O'Neill
Christie
Honeymaker
Jewish Mouth
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Peyton Place
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Joey Bishop
Smothers Brothers
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