Four Britons Complete Arctic Walk With 36 Dogs
Four men and 36 husky dogs finished a 3900 mile Arctic trek started in Port Barrow Alaska over 15 months earlier. They were airlifted by helicopter to HMS Endurance and reported in good health and satisfied with achieving all objectives. Leaders were Wally Hervert Alan Gill Roy Koerner and Kenneth Hedges. They encountered polar bears and faced thin ice on their journey.
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The President's Elder Daughter 98 Pounds Of Quiet Grace
Nancy Ball profiles Tricia Nixon as a tiny, poised White House hostess balancing public duties with private life. The article notes her 98 pound frame, predilection for modest fashion, close family life, and habit of escorting guests at official functions while aiming to maintain privacy amid public fascination.
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Keesling Named Marshal At Shirley
Shirley Town Board appointed Tom Keesling to fill the night marshal vacancy left by resigning Mike Gibbons. Don ald Craig remains Shirley's day marshal. At Bethany Christian Church youth rally 232 attendees from 11 area churches. Wilkinson Church of Christ won the trophy with 31 present. Connie Staton of Wilkinson won the senior Bible Bowl. Shirley sent 20 youths to the event. refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Orville Wisehart of Shirley and Cindy and Pamela Harlan of Yorktown attended the wedding of Susan Ash of Miami Florida to Joseph Wisehart of Shirley on June 3 at the Church of the Nazarene in Miami Florida.
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Wilkinson
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Miami
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Church of the Nazarene
Miami, Fla
Forman's Group Extends Sit-In At Church Center
About 10 demonstrators linked to James Forman’s National Black Economic Development Conference occupy World Missions Board offices on the 16th floor of the Interchurch Center New York. They demand $500 million from white churchgoers and have held the 18th floor Reformed Church in America offices since last Thursday. Nonviolence is pledged. Forman is reported out of the city.
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Guatemala Coffee Farm Structure Dominates National Crop
Guatemala relies on coffee as its main export, grown on 12,000 plantations with 138 million trees across 338000 acres. Four-fifths of production comes from 1500 large farms employing 426000 workers.
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