World Court dismisses six year suit on South West Africa
The International Court of Justice dismissed the case brought by Liberia and Ethiopia alleging South Africa violated League mandates in South West Africa. The majority ruled the plaintiffs had no legal right to sue, throwing out the suit without ruling on substantive charges.
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Auto Makers To Note Car Safety Requirements
Washington reports House Commerce Committee advances a bill to require auto makers to disclose safety data to buyers. The measure targets information on braking, bumper absorption, and other standards, with penalties up to 400 to 1,000 dollars per violation. Also notes Michigan Lincoln State Park lake closure due to safety tests and water illness tests show bacillus presence, with authorities preparing ongoing tests and safety actions.
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National Guard Cuts Chicago Riot Patrol Force
The National Guard reduced Chicago riot protection by sending 1,236 of 4,200 troops home on Monday as disturbances waned since Friday. Guardsmen remaining conducted limited patrols while police resumed normal operations and the West Side area calmed.
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Rock fracture tech eyed as first ultrasonic reelectometer
In Boksburg South Africa Standard Telephones and Cables claims to have developed the first ultrason ic reelectometer to measure rock fracture at depth. The device uses ultrasonic pulse reflection similar to radar to gauge fracture extent at various drilling stages as heat waves push temperatures higher across the Midwest and nation.
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Explaining $35 Billion in Aid Booklet Released
Washington officials release a 400 page cross‑referenced catalog detailing about 25 federal programs with annual spending near $39 billion to aid individuals and communities. The Information Center at the Office of Economic Opportunity provides contact details for a copy.
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Compact New England Farmhouse for a Growing Family
The House of the Week presents a compact New England farmhouse by architect Herman H. York. It fits on a 2 modest lot with two first floor bedrooms, expansion potential, and efficient layout including a partial open plan, a front key dining window, and a sizable kitchen with full-height jitney. The design emphasizes storage, later-room expansion, and sturdy materials with wood shingles and brick accents to preserve traditional flavor.
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G43 Statistics Design G7 Living Space Layout
The plan shows a living room dining room kitchen two bedrooms and a foyer with an outdoor terrace and a garage on the first floor. Habitable area on this floor is 117 square feet excluding terrace and garage. The second floor adds 708 square feet, with two large bedrooms and a bath. Overall dimensions are 324 by PB inches including the garage.
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