Hoarding Elk Hills Oil Field by U S for National Emergency
Taft Calif AP 54 years the federal government maintains a 98 square mile Elk Hills oil reserve rich in deposits with 1 082 wells capable of 230 000 barrels daily only lightly used except in war times Navy oversees the property with Cmdr Justin D Denman and 16 civilians plus Standard Oil staff and about 100 employees Standard Oil holds about 20 percent of the 46 095 acres making up the reserve
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Speculation swirls over Latin American policy post
Washington AP reports President Johnson may pick Sol Linowitz or Jack Hood Vaughn for the top Latin American policy post after Lincoln Gordon resigns as assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs. Gordon will head Johns Hopkins University from June 30. Eisenhower retires June 30. Linowitz, Vaughn viewed as likely contenders with strong credentials in diplomacy and public service. Vaughn, a former ambassador to Panama and Peace Corps director, is noted for his prior inter American role.
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War Has Hurt North Vietnam Needs Rice
North Vietnam faces rice shortages as war disrupts southern harvests. In Nam Ha Province, farmers like Nguyen Viet Ca improve water control and crops, now producing three to four times more than under French rule. The region endures air alerts and villagers claim American bombers target dikes, though officials say bombing targets are military.
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Atlantic Cruises Halted By Sandbar Grounding Near Fort Lauderdale
A 563-foot Atlantic cruise ship with 643 aboard ran aground on a sandbar 700 yards offshore Port Everglades. Four harbor tugs failed to free her as dawn broke, with a noon high tide expected to refloat. The ship, part of a seven day Caribbean voyage, sat in 19 feet of water while ballast and fuel are managed to lighten her for another lift.
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Unusual Radio Broadcast Pulls Into St Marys Church
In Meadville Pennsylvania on Sundays parishioners at St Marys Roman Catholic Church hear a Protestant service broadcast through the town radio station and unexpectedly looped into the church PA system due to an electrical quirk.
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Wide Movement Finds Common Prayer Across Faiths
From coast to coast American Catholics increasingly join Protestants and even some Jews in ecumenical prayer for Christian unity. The approach emphasizes shared prayers with no communion or Mass, no formal liturgy, and mutually agreed programs. A Detroit dissident group protested, but the 700 attendees remained peaceful.
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Thinking Young Way Help To Keep You The Same
Ann Arbor Mich AP University of Michigan researcher Dr F James Conway says lack of desire to exercise, not medical decline, explains older adults losing fitness. He notes muscles can be toned and strength regained through continued activity, countering age-related weakness. Public Health Service funded the study at Michigan Medical School.
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North Korea Protest Over Sinking of South Korean Patrol Craft
UN command denounces North Korea for a murderous assault in the sinking of a South Korean navy patrol craft. Forty sailors were killed or missing as the 650-ton vessel, operating near the DMZ, was fired on by coastal batteries while pursuing a peaceful mission.
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