Resumption of Aid Improves U S Egypt Ties
Washington reports that the United States will provide 37 million dollars in surplus food to Egypt under a three year aid program ending June 30. The decision, aimed at mending strained relations after a Cairo library fire and Nasser's arms shipments to Congo rebels, was announced by the State Department.
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Two Furniture Executives Named Man of the Year
The American Furniture Mart board named James T. Ryan of High Point North Carolina executive vice president of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association and Roscoe R. Rau posthumously of Glen Ellyn Illinois man of the year. Their combined service totaled 94 years.
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Law and Poverty Conference Opens
More than 500 legal minds gather in Washington for a three day National Conference on Law and Poverty. Sponsored by the Justice Department and the Office of Economic Opportunity the talks urge lawyers to expand free legal services to the nation s poor.
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Books for Appalachia reach West Virginia students
Nearly 250 000 books are shipped into West Virginia to aid children in rural one and two room schools. The program is sponsored by the Council of the Southern Mountains National Congress of Parents and Teachers and the Railway Express Agency. The first carload left Louisville Kentucky for the Welch area. The books target the first eight grades and are coordinated by the State Education Department school library division.
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Peppard to Star in The Blue Max Filmed in Britain
George Peppard will star as an ambitious air ace in The Blue Max to be filmed in Britain and Ireland this summer. Eight World War I aircraft are being built for the movie, and Manfred von Richthofen is written into the script with casting for the actor to portray him still pending.
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