Canada Signs Wheat Deal With Soviets
OTTAWA reports Canada has signed an $800 million wheat deal with the Soviet Union led by Trade Minister Robert Winters. The agreement calls for Canada to ship a minimum of 390 million bushels of wheat to Russia over the next three years, replacing a prior three-year pact of six million and 478 million bushels in total.
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Luxurious Budget House With Spacious Design and Garden Room
A modest single story home by architect Samuel Paul blends luxury with efficiency. It spans 55 by 33 feet plus a 12 foot front garage, 1390 square feet, 6 rooms and 2 baths featuring wide spaces, a cathedral ceiling, brick fireplace, garden room, and sliding glass doors to a screened or greenhouse style enclosure. The kitchen dinette area, abundant builtins, and a workshop garage emphasize practicality and elegance in a midline exterior.
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Shotgun Discharge Fatality at Home of Jefferson Luckett
A shotgun discharged accidentally as Jefferson Luckett, 49, retrieved the weapon from fear inside his trailer home. Authorities report the incident as an accidental death with no foul play indicated.
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G-39 Housing Plan Description
The text outlines a three bedroom two bath home with a living room dining room and kitchen. It notes a 1390 square foot habitable area on a concrete slab with a fireplace in the living room and a rolling shed included in the design.
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British War Hero Charged With Murder At Home
A renowned British war veteran was charged with murder at his home amid reports of a pirate radio chief’s murder nearby. Scotland Yard planned work with detectives as details emerged about the Southeast coast pirate station and related debts.
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Slaying of Reg Calvert Leads to Charge in Norfolk Cottage
Police charged Maj Olver Smedley with killing Reg Calvert operator of the pirate Radio City stake near the southeast coast. Calvert was found shot in the hallway of a cream painted thatched cottage as 10 men and a girl reportedly seized a derelict fort station at Shivering Sands. Britain’s crown jewels number nearly 3,000 diamonds and 300 pearls, among the richest still preserved.
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Cincinnati Girl Joins Junior Fashion Board
Jerri Smith of Cincinnati has been selected to serve on the Junior Fashion Board of a Cincinnati department store for 1966 67. The panel was chaired by Dick Clark, with judges choosing from many applicants. Smith is the daughter of Harold and Mrs. Smith of Cincinnati, formerly Montrose California, a preparatory student at the University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and Anderson Hills High School, and a member of Job's Daughters Bethel 153, Montrose.
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