India drought fears threaten democracy and stability
Washington officials warn a third drought could topple India's democracy and destabilize Asia. Monsoon rains may yield a record 92 million tons of grain if they continue, but reserves are slim at 185000 tons, enough for five days. U.S. aid includes one million tons shipped with plans for 500,000 tons more under review.
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Washington
UPI
India
U.S
Asia
Johnson
United States
Dear Abby readers share tough family trials and counsel
A letter writer recalls a husband who abused a daughter and threatens another, urging Abby to print the plea. A mother-in-law asks about kissing her son’s wife, and a plumber’s wife laments wage theft after her husband keeps a pay envelope. Abby advises action, forgiveness, and honesty.
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Abby
Puzzled
Keota Group Travels to Cedar Rapids and Pinochle Night
A Keota group visited Cedar Rapids meeting Mrs. Jean Zehr and others for lunch and afternoon visits with Mrs. Stanley Donels. Sunnyside Pinochle club hosted by Mrs. Kathleen Fauler in Sigourney with Ruth Snakenburg as guest. Beth Holmes Clara Kent and Margaret Ruby won prizes. Margaret celebrated a birthday with a mystery sister gift and cake.
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Margaret Ruby
Margaret
Exchange student Lilana arrives to study in Keota for year
Lilana Maristany a Rotary exchange student from Villa Maria Argentina arrived August 11 to live with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Conklin and Carol Conklin for the Keota Community School year. She will be a senior taking American History English Typing and Trigonometry and is adjusting to life on the Conklin farm during her stay.
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Keota
Lilana Maristany
Rotary
Villa Maria
Argentina
Cordova
Clifford Conklin
Carol
Lilana
Lillian
Lil
Conklin
Ozark
Mr. Conklin
Lawrence Smiths
Bentonsville
Arkansas
Midwest City
Oklahoma
Geneva Stabneous
Meeker
Keoton
Marve Berry
Tom Berry
Rockdale
Texas
Berry
New Orleans
Home guests, visits mark week at United Presbyterian Home
Mulberry Indiana doctor E E Grice, former United Presbyterian Mission member in Egypt, stayed at the Home and attended a lawn picnic hosted by Rev Charles B Willming and long-time missionaries. A group from Fairfield First Presbyterian toured the Home under Rev John Dilley. Croquet tournament set for September 13 at 3 30 PM.
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E. E. Grice
Mulberry
Ind
United Presbyterian Mission
Egypt
Charles B. Willming
John Baird
First Presbyterian Church
Fairfield
John Dilley
Mr. Dilly
Soybean Variety Plot Tour Set With Extension Staff
To visit our 15 variety soybean comparison plot at any time and especially Thursday evening, September 14, at 6 PM, when the county Extension Staff will be on hand to explain the characteristics of different varieties and discuss the problems of soybean growing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Abigail van Buren
Keota Group
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Las Vegas
Tom Thunderbird
Sohan
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
Morrison, Morrison and
Lloyd Edmund D., Morrison, Jr
James E. Lloyd
Washington St
John C. Owen
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Debra Barnes
Atlantic City
New Jersey
U.P
Duncan Henry
Casper
Wyo
Wichita, Kans
Boone, Iowa
Mary Christner
Crawfordsville
Alma Walker
Walker
Mac Wallace
Ainsworth
Nita Henss
Wayland
Elsie Coward
Leland Horton
Brighton
Myrtle Horton
Elaine Tweedy
Baby Julie
Mt. Pleasant
Alfred Simpsons
Mrs. Simpson
Arthur Krause
Larry Trotter
Ains
Worth
Wayne Mangold
West Chester
Mae Sturgeon
Grace Vincent
Robert Megdelson
Karl Megchelsens
Austin Schooler
Indianola
Mary Hastie
Elizabeth McClung
Mrs
Eugene Martin
Keola
Mr. Martin
Maude Martin
Morgan McKelvey
Denver
Rosses
Pickens
Punjab
Richard Colby
J. B. Pooley
Mary Holmes
Ann Pratt
Ackley
United Presbyterian Home
Patterson Seed & Supply
Standard Oil
Ames
Standard
DIAL
Kelona
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