Alliance for Progress review questions Latin America gains
An editorial critiques Kennedy's Alliance for Progress midway, noting slow farm output growth, rising population pressures, and inadequate housing and health progress. It cites the Inter-American Development Bank figures, citing schooling, doctor training, land reform, and income distribution as failing to meet goals, and asks Revolution, anyone.
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Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Inter-American Development Bank
Lima
Peru
Alliance
al Vance
Bank
Chile
Safe Snuggling NY IDEA promotes car safety and romance
Ohio highway safety chief Warren C. Nelson urges a six belt mandate doubling front and rear belts. He cites backseat snuggling as unsafe and a third front belt would protect passengers while enabling romance. He notes bucket seats and floor consoles may complicate true belt usage.
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Warren C. Nelson
Ohio
State Highway Safety
Nelson
Detroit
Cold Items Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues
A compact list of crosswords style across and down clues with themed terms including cold, weather, and various nouns. The puzzle features entries like Marry again, Wound with a knife, and Dinosaur level variety, with many two word and single word solutions.
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Ppc Niseyeny
Seraglio
Pennsylvania
Horoscope forecast of general tendencies for Tuesday
General outlook urges turning recent ideas into workable plans and saving money. Aries may gain new interests with backing. Taurus can receive favors from friends. Gemini should consult practical financiers. Moon Children rally plans with pals. Virgo seeks new places and contacts. Libra stays efficient. Scorpio improves relations with partners. Sagittarius finishes plans with others. Capricorn tackles tough issues with humor. Aquarius helps kin and seeks income ideas. Pisces safely contacts helpers for key goals in the morning.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Seo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Doctor in Billings Leaves Message During Surgery
Dr. Lester Allison of Powell underwent surgery in a Billings Montana hospital. Just before the operation he persuaded nurses to give him a bottle of merthiolate. His colleagues, already ready, pulled back the sheet and found a message painted on his chest: Think.
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Powell
Wye
Lester Allison
Billings, Mont
Allison
On This Date In History June 13 1966 Highlights
The day in history features events from 1933 when Congress passed the National Industrial Recovery Act to regulate industry via codes, 1520 Columbus discovery of Martinique, 1862 French defeat in Orizaba, 1940 Paris open city, 1945 Truman to meet with U S Britain and Russia for peace talks, 1946 canonization of Mother Frances Cabrini, 1956 Dutch Labor party gains in elections, 1961 Fanfani visits Washington, and 1965 Chicago civil rights arrests amid ongoing marches on de facto school segregation.
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Associated Press
Congress
Christopher Columbus
Martinique
Orizaba
Paris
Harry Truman
Uss
Britain
Russia
Rome
Frances Cabrini
Chicago
U.S
Easter date fixed by Council of Nicaea in 325 A.D.
The 325 gathering proclaimed Easter to be celebrated on the Sunday after the 14th day of the Paschal full moon following the vernal equinox. The Little Church Around the Corner is the popular name for the Church of the Transfiguration in New York City. Franklin D. Roosevelt deeded his home to the nation during his lifetime.
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Nicaea
New York City
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U S Boosts Export Subsidies on Wheat
Washington reports the government raises price supports to aid wheat exports. Subsidies rise from 26-38 to 26-60 cents per bushel with major hikes for spring and hard winter wheat. Prices and subsidies shift the domestic market while export certificates fund grower payments.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Duluth
Minn
East Coast
Gulf Ports
Kansas City
Sweden Declines U S Arms Sale for Vietnam War
Stockholm reports indicate Sweden has rejected requests by the United States to purchase Swedish arms and ammunition for American forces in Vietnam. Harvard Professor John Galbraith, former ambassador to India, described Sweden’s stance as an arms embargo on U S policy. No official confirmation available in Washington or Stockholm.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Viet Nam
Harvard
John Galbraith
U.S
India
Providence
R.I
Washington
Chiefs End Aaron Brown Played Seven Weeks On Liquid Diet
Aaron Brown defensive end for the Kansas City Chiefs played seven weeks of last season on a liquid diet due to a broken jaw, affecting his on field availability and recovery timeline.
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Aaron Brown
Kansas City Chiefs
Weisman Improves After Polo Lounge Incident
Frederick R. Weisman, 54, former Hunt Foods president, remained serious but improving after a Beverly Hills Polo Lounge disruption with Frank Sinatra. Officials at Mt Sinai Hospital say he is conscious and recognizes family, following cranial surgery. Sinatra contended Weisman punched him as the two argued about noise.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Frederick R. Weisman
Frank Sinatra
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Weisman
Hunt Foods
Beverly Hills Hotel
Sinatra
a _ hospital
Propose Rail Union Merger
Top leaders of three rail labor unions announce a plan to seek member approval for a merger forming a union with about 90,000 members. ORC&B chief George H. Harris BLF&E head H E Gilbert and SUNA president Neil P Speirs propose uniting while BLE and BRT abstain. Conductors would vote first at the June 20 convention in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Cleveland, Ohio
George H. Harris
The
Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen
Orc&b
H.E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Blf&e
Neil P. Speirs
Switchmen's Union of North America
SUNA
Golfer's Digest offers complete golf shot guide
A 320 page golf book from New York explains nearly every shot needed on course. The Golfer's Digest includes hints from top pros and costs 3.95 dollars.
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New York
Golfer’s Digest
Tournament Winners Listed by Editors Lawrence Robinson and Jim Grahem
The article credits Lawrence Robinson and Jim Grahem as editors who outline the intricate rules and enumerate the 1965 tournament winners, highlighting the event details and outcomes.
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Lawrence Robinson
Jim Grahem
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