U S Food Aid to Egypt Sparks Public Clamor and Debate
A critical editorial denounces President Johnson for directing 37 million dollars in surplus food to Egypt under a three year contract with Abdel Nasser. It alleges the move hurts U S image, cites Cairo demonstrations, and argues surplus aid should stay at home or be given to Americans. It links aid to broader foreign policy failures and anti American sentiment in multiple countries.
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Egypt
Zand
Abdel Nasser
Egyptain
Cairo
United States
Uncle Sam
Cuba
Philippines
France
Nasser
Viet Nam
United Nations
USA
Congo
Senate of the United States
Hell
State and Local Spending Drive Rising Costs in Georgia
The Macon News argues that state and local government debt and spending outpace federal levels, with Georgia’s $1.2 billion biennial budget cited. It blames rural lawmakers for taxing nonvoters while urban wealth concentrates, pushing higher taxes and services like schools highways and welfare.
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Sam
Georgia General Assembly
Georgia
Macon
Today in History highlights anniversaries and events
On June 26 1965 the United Nations Charter was signed in San Francisco by 50 nations. Other notes include the 1870 Atlantic City Boardwalk completion, sugar rationing starting in 1918, Nazi compulsory labor service in 1935, Finland declaring war in 1941, and a 1955 Soviet visit to Belgrade amid strained Yugoslav relations.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Atlantic City
Germany
Finland
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Belgrade
North Carolina Faces Fight Over Communist Speaker Ban
A broad national debate over the North Carolina speaker ban pits campus opponents against legislators and Governor Dan Moore. Officials defend the law as a shield against communism while stressing education quality and accreditation in the state university system.
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North Carolina
North Carolina General Assembly
Dan Moore
Tar Heel
North Carlina Publc
Cpecker-Ban-Padesta
Rawhide gains reprieve and cast shakeup for next season
Hollywood reports Rawhide will be renewed with an overhaul after a near end of 1964 65. Clint Eastwood remains with Paul Brinegar and Steve Raines, joined by David Watson and Raymond St Jacques who plays Simon Blake a cowboy and a man of dignity with race not a story element.
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Hollywood
Rawhide
Eric Fleming
Clint Hastwood
Paul Brinegar
Steve Raines
David Watson
Raymond St. Jacques
Yale
Stratford, Conn
St. Jacques
Blake
New York
Slattery
Mister Moses
Buddwing
How to Choose the Right Church in Your City
The writer says find Christ first before church membership. Christ is not divided among evangelical and other Christian groups, so seek a personal relationship with Jesus, then pray for divine guidance to join a service where you feel led to participate and grow.
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M. B
Paul
Apollos
Cephas
Christ
Russian City Headquarters For Red Army
Khabarovsk serves as army headquarters for a vast Siberian and coastal region claimed by China. Soldiers, guards, and troop movements border Manchuria, as Kanevsky notes that greater population here strengthens Moscow's Far East position amid ongoing Sino-Soviet tensions.
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U .S
8.R
China
Red Army
Soviet Union
Siberia
Mao Tze-tung
Chinese
Communist Party
Manchuria
Mongolia
Mao
Vladivostok
Nakhodka
Moscow
Central Asia
Sinkiang
Pravda
Mikhail Vasilyevich Kanevsky
Far East
Beatles to be listed in Who's Who in America
The editors of Who's Who in America will include biographies of the Beatles in the next edition under guidelines for those connected to American affairs. The Herald notes the British group meet the criteria but questions their lasting impact in professions arts sciences and public life.
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America
Miami
Fia
Herald
Thomasville Otmes Enterprise historical notice fragment
The readable text shows a publisher notice for Thomasville Otmes Enterprise with rights and mailing details, address, and subscription rates. It references Associated Press dispatch rights and city postal information, including subscription pricing terms and tax notes.
Paris Girlie Shows Hit By U. S. Economy
Paris facing reduced box office for girlie shows as U S economic policy keeps money at home. French promoters use celebrity publicity to glamorize events, hiring American style press lures and hosting high profile parties with stars from the Lido and New Jimmy's while crowds chase sensational coverage.
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Paris
Uncle Sam
Ocean
America
Lido
Regine
New Jimmy's
Elka Anderson
Lindo
Climate Preserves Cars in Victoria's Gentle Climate
In Victoria British Columbia old cars age gracefully due to mild climate and lack of salt corrosion. Many vehicles exceed 20 to 30 years with owners ranging from enthusiasts to daily transport users. Vintage models include Hupmobile Austin Bentley Alvis Bristol Armstrong-Siddeley and Allard with Classics in farms and local clubs adding to the collection.
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Victoria
B.C
Bristol
Vintage Car Club
Pine Tree State Abbr Clues in Crossword Style
A puzzle style word list assigns numbered clues to terms ranging from US age 30 to Part ofa, including Pine Tree State abbr 31 and Enlisted DOWN 1, with entries like Gypsy Sp and Fleur-de-lig for 21 and 15. The list combines geography, language, and miscellaneous terms in a cross reference format.
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