Rats Easing Grain Sent To India
A Health Ministry report estimates India hosts 2.4 billion rats, five per person for 480 million people, consuming over 26 million tons of cereal annually. The article notes drought cut 1965 output and describes U S emergency wheat shipments and Indian efforts to control rodent problems amid religious resistance to killing.
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New Delhi
India
United States
Health Ministry
Johnson
K. C G. Patnaik
Rhodesia Seen Prosperous Despite Blockade
Rhodesia under Prime Minister Ian Smith appears economically resilient two months after declaring independence. Oil embargoes and asset seizures fail to curb brisk trade, with Salisbury busy shopping and industries continuing despite rationing and currency restrictions.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Africa
Rhodesia
Britain
Zambia
Kariba
Zambezi
Salisbury
Mt Airy Kiwanis Installs New Officers
Mt Airy Kiwanis Club installed new officers led by Andrew W. Mason lieutenant governor of Kiwanis ninth division Cap ital District. Officers included Richard S. Hague president Richard A. Wilson vice president Harrieton L. Merritt secretary and John W. Devault treasurer.
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Mt. Airy Kiwanis Club
Andrew W. Mason
Kiwanis
Richard S. Hague
Richard A. Wilson
Harrieton L. Merritt
John W. Devault
Treasur
Luxuries Abound in Rhodesia as Spring to Summer Peaks
In Rhodesia during high summer, both Mozambique and South Africa connections highlight abundant luxuries for the affluent. Rhodesia's cities, including Salisbury, bustle with pools, tennis, cricket, and lush gardens as pleasure seekers indulge in leisure.
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Mozambique
South Africa
Germany
Holland
Denmark
Rhodesia
Salisbury
Kiwanis Club installs directors and recognizes retirees
The Kiwanis club announced new and continuing directors: incumbent Joseph M M Hobb Marion V Runkles Jr Ray Amond E Selby and Dwight T Walker along with new members Paul F E Beall Gerald R Johnson and Odal K VanHoose. They thanked past president C Robert Browning and other retiring officers for service and presented Browning with a wallet engraved with the Kiwanis emblem. Browning and Hague offered closing remarks.
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Joseph MM. Hobb
Marion V. Runkles Jr
Ray Amond E. Selby
Dwight T. Walker
Paul FE. Beall
Gerald R. Johnson
Odal K. VanHoose
Mason
C. Robert Browning
Browning
Hague
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Times of India
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Ministry of Health
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Repousse
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