Mass starvation threat drives US call for moral leadership
The Overseas Development Council urged the United States to lead a global effort to avert mass starvation in 40 poorest nations amid a 27 day world food supply. Hesburgh warned of a coming disaster and urged fuel, food, and fertilizer aid coupled with development capital from Arab countries. The report urged immediate debt relief, fertilizer aid, and a worldwide push to boost production while Americans cut consumption.
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Lives shattered by drug raid error in Alton families
In Alton Illinois ten narcotics agents raided two families by mistake. A federal jury found the officers not guilty of civil rights violations. The Giglotto and Askew families describe marriage strain, financial ruin, and trauma from the raids and publicity. Both suits seek multi million dollar damages.
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N Y U to exchange undergraduates with Soviet Union
MOSCOW II The State University of New York signed an agreement Tuesday with the Soviet Union to exchange 20 undergraduate students next September. It marks the first formal U S Soviet exchange of undergraduates under the program, previously limited to graduates and professors.
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