New Turkish Leader Faces Corruption and Economic Struggles
Su leyman Demirel, 42, leads Turkey after a decisive Justice party victory. He vows to honor NATO SEATO ties, curb corruption, and push agricultural reform to lift Anatolian plains and urban unemployment, with U S aid pivotal to his success.
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Labor unrest returns in Soviet Russia as strikes rise
Soviet shipyard workers in Sevastopol and Black Sea ports staged a two day stoppage demanding lower workloads and higher pay. The crackdown on “capitalist incentives” faces resistance from workers amid reports of moonlighting overtime and job hopping as the Kremlin struggles to revive the stagnant economy.
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Central heating rare in Britain amid rising prosperity says survey
The Family Expenditure Survey shows only seven percent of British homes have central or partial heating, while 22 percent have telephones and 38.5 percent own television sets. Regional prosperity varies, average weekly income is 23 pounds 12 shillings, and women’s salaries lag behind men’s.
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Border map shows Viet Cong routes in South Vietnam
A diagram indicates general movement paths with Black arrows and marks base areas controlled by Viet Cong inside South Viet Nam’s border, illustrating the extent of insurgent influence in the region.
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Gardner reshapes HEW under John Gardner leadership
John Gardner, new head of Health Education and Welfare, is described as an evolutionist reformer. The piece notes his background at Carnegie, White House support, and plan for gradual administrative renewal. It highlights his management style, delegations, and early actions in the vast agency.
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Fossil Whale Skeleton Found Near Pianoro Italy
In Bologna region the fossilized remains of a 10 meter long whale were discovered near Pianoro in the Appennine foothills. Archaeologists say it is the first complete whale skeleton found in Italy.
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Old Fire Engine Makes 211 Mile Casper Trip
Cody Fire Department used a 1929 fire truck for parades and planned to haul it to Casper for a convention. The semi trailer broke down five miles from Cody, so firefighters unloaded the old truck and drove 211 miles to Casper.
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London Doctors Find Easier Way to Kill Bacteria
Two doctors at the Bland Institute of Pathology near London report a method to kill infectious bacteria with 2 percent of the usual drug dosage. They synchronize bacterial life cycles by induced hibernation, then apply a small antibiotic dose to wipe out all remaining bacteria.
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Thief Should Get Benefit From Work
The Rev. Leo Davis of the First Southern Baptist Church says a thief who took three bundles from his car will benefit from the fruits of his labor. The bundles contained Sunday school literature.
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Belgrade artist paints on manhole covers in sewer art trend
Lillian Petrovic, a 23 year old Belgrade artist, sneaks at night to paint manhole lids with paper impressions. She calls it spontaneous graphic art linking city life to functional objects and dreams of worldwide projects and a United Nations exhibition.
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Backers Sought in New Industry to Breed Spiders
JOHANNESBURG IDC considered financing a new industry to breed millions of spiders for home use to kill flies. IDC chairman Dr. Johannes van Eck said the effort was not supported. France Minister Eben Donges spoke at IDC’s silver jubilee. A storm over New York State may have originated at sea off Japan.
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City Fathers Use Quarantine Sign
Bloomington officials replace condemned housing sign with a quarantine label reading Occupancy Prohibited. The red card warns occupancy is barred while plumbing heating or electrical code violations remain uncorrected.
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Falls City farmer bags pheasant without firing a shot
Falls City Neb. farmer Gilbert Thomas bagged a big rooster pheasant this fall by aiming at it but the bird struck a high-tension electric wire and fell with a broken neck.
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