U.S. Tightens Food Aid Policy To India Amid Surplus Shortfall
U.S. officials warn of a looming global food crisis within a decade and press other surplus nations to share more of the burden. Agriculture Secretary Freeman says decisions on India’s grain request await a congressional report, as U.S. reserves and surpluses tighten while aid to India, Egypt, and others continues with hard currency needed.
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Washington
UPI
United States
India
America
Johnson Administration
Austin
Tex
Orville L. Freeman
Johnson
U.S
Freeman
Indian
Egypt
Couple Placed in Hospital After Diet Dispute
In Brentwood England a 70 pound wife and a 322 pound husband faced a court order. The judge ordered both to be hospitalized for appropriate physical and psychological treatment after the wife starved herself while cooking fattening meals and crying if her husband refused to eat.
Fair Seeks to Reduce Debts in Wabash Valley Fair Report
The 1966 fair posted expenses of 76030.06 dollars and a net loss of 9795.51, with income falling to 66234.55. Directors with two years left include Boyer Butler Gerrish Hale Nees Sackrider Lucas and Desinger. Aug 6 11 set for the next fair and the James Drew Carnival runs through Aug 12. Sprint car races are scheduled for June 11 Aug 6 Aug 13 and Sept 10 led by Don Smith.
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Benjamin Blumberg
Robert Boyer
Lee Butler
Don Gerrish
Carl Hale
Kermit Nees
Leon Sackrider
Merl Lucas
Virgil Desinger
James Drew
Don Smith
Carl Bopp
Kenneth Hazeldine
Yugoslav Students Attack U S Consulate in Zagreb
About 8 000 to 10 000 demonstrators, organized by the Students Union, smashed six basement reading room windows and damaged offices at the U S consulate in Zagreb. Police used tear gas and hoses. some protesters entered the reading room but no one was injured.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
U.S
Vietnam
Students Union
Front of National Liberation
South Vietnam
Johnson
Superintendent resigns in Indianapolis
William J. McClure, longtime head of the Indiana School for the Deaf, resigns to become president of the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind in St Augustine, effective February 1. He led the Indiana Deaf School under the Indiana Health Commission for the past decade and no successor has been named.
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Indianapolis
UPI
William J. McClure
Indiana School For the Deaf
Florida School For the Deaf and Blind
St. Augustine
McClure
Indiana Health Commission
Community leaders and honorary members listed for Vigo County groups
The document lists William Diehl president of the County Council Dr Malcolm Boone president of the City Council Harry Brentlinger president of the county commissioners and other officials and volunteers including Jaycee pageant tractor pulling contest garden clubs and extension agents among the board. It also names honorary members Carl Bauermeister Fannce Beard James Beard Ruel F Burns Sr Charles L Deeter Earl Drake and others.
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William Diehl
Malcolm Boone
Harry Brentlinger
John Kabler
Carl Hale
Lucien Meis
Doris Hayes
Richard Kelly
Paul Denehie
Bill Evans
John House
Guy T. Harris
Richard Biggs
Ernest Fagg
Paul Budd
Jane Marshall
John Zerr
Swine
Clyde Lovellette
Vigo County
Carl Bauermeister
Fannce Beard
James Beard
Ruel F. Burns Sr
Charles L. Deeter
Earl Drake
Loren Fox
Hugh Lenderman
Joe Walker
Virgil Morris
Joseph L. Quinn
Chapman Root
Eugenia Shepherd
Forrest G. She
State Budget Headlines Extra Billion Dollar Plan
The article outlines a 2.15 billion state budget with University requests trimmed to under 253 million for 1965-67 while actual 1965-67 funding was 213 million. Local school aid rises to over 519 million, police receive 2.9 million for 50 new troopers, and mental health funding reaches about 125.6 million.
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William E. Wilson
Wilson
Department of Mental Health
Indiana proposes biennial budget shifts emphasis on retirement funds
The proposed 1967 69 budget raises to 88.1 million the five state retirement funds for teachers public employees police and judges, funded mainly from the general fund. Other moves include boosting the new state scholarship fund to 5 million and increasing General Fund support for Public Welfare to 38 million while vocational ed funds rise little and the Indiana Vocational Technical College gains 4 thousand to 3 million.
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State Board of Accounts
Department of Public Welfare
Indiana Vocational Technical College
Arrested in Friend's Death
Willie Dell Hollingsworth, 30, of Gary, Indiana, was arrested in Michigan and returned to Lake County to face questioning in the slaying of Lester Thomas, described by relatives as Hollingsworth's closest friend. Investigators said an argument preceded the fatal shooting in Thomas's Gary home living room.
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Crown Point
Ind
UPI
Willie Dell Hollingsworth
Gary
Michigan
Hollingsworth
Adrian
Mich
J. D. Smith
Lake County
Lester Thomas
Thomas
Credit Man With Saving Young Woman
A bus driver Steve Riddle 28 halted his bus carrying 25 pupils to pull victims from a crash scene and aid firemen. He helped a trucker into a school yard and returned to fight flames. evacuees took shelter as the Red Cross set up a center.
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Steve Riddle
Hulley
Red Cross
International Building
State Fairgrounds
38Th Street
Ind
Daniel Vera
Scheffee
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Scheffe
Robert Scheffee
Susan Scheffee
Reynolds
Indianapolis
Carter
Tuscola
Ill
Sharon Kay
Casey Schools Prepare Christmas Vacation Schedule
Casey Illinois district C-1 schools close starting 2 p.m. Friday December 23 for Christmas vacation. Classes resume Tuesday January 3. The board also declared Monday January 2 a holiday.
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Casey, Ill
Casey Community Unit District
C-1
Casey
Casey Board of Education
Oilmen Survey Northwest Territories Islands Wells Drilled
Oilmen mingle with Eskimos and sheikhs as seismic surveys unfold in Canada's Northwest Territories. Several wells have been drilled amid the activity on remote islands.
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Canada
Northwest Territories
Hearings on RR Mergers Move Toward Start and Decisions
The ICC split focus between starting a hearing on selling the New York New Haven and Hartford to Penn Central amid NY Central Penn Central merger hopes and issuing Thursday findings on three small railroads Erie Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson and Boston and Maine seeking inclusion with Norfolk Western.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern
ICC
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Norfolk & Western Railway
Erie Lackawanna, Delaware & Hudson
Boston & Maine
Penn-Central
Chesapeake & Ohio-Baltimore & Ohio
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R. R. Richmond
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Ean
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Selectro
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Faberge
Root’s Cosmetics
Root
Riddle
Lady Remington’ Beauty Shaver
Root’s Cosmetics, Ist
Penn Central
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroads
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