California Tests Instant Fish to Fight Mosquito Boom
California researchers and public health officials test Brazilian and Argentine inch long fish in rice fields this summer to eat mosquito larvae. The fish survive drying, hatch quickly after floods, and could supplement a six million dollar annual mosquito abatement effort amid rising disease concerns.
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William C. Harrison Berkeley
Calif
California
Brazil
Argentina
Richard F. Peters
Bureau of Vector Control
Peters
Califor
Nia
United States
University of California
Bureau of Vector Control Laboratory
Fresno
Ernest Bay
University
Riverside
Center of Chemical Research
World Health Organization
Bay
Excise Tax Cut Details Benefiting Consumers
Consumer impact questions and answers detail how the excise tax reduction will save money and stimulate output. The guide outlines $4.6 billion in savings, potential price declines, and timelines for autos and other goods, with notes on pass through and retroactive rebates.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Automo Iles
Minnesota 5 day forecast and college grants announced
The five day forecast shows weekend warming with temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal across Minnesota. Rain totals from showers and thunderstorms are expected to range from about half an inch to one and a half inches, mainly Sunday night through Monday and again near the period's end. Esther ville plans a junior college building funded by a $152000 federal grant covering 40 percent of costs, with U S Rep Stanley Greigg noting the aid. A separate grant of $140450 to Buena Vista College at Storm Lake will assist with a new library.
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Minnesota
Estherville 7
Estherville
U.S. Office of Education
U.S
Stanley Greigg
Iowa
Greigg
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Commonwealth Leaders Form Five Man Peking Peace Mission
At the 14th Commonwealth conference in London, Harold Wilson will lead four leaders to Washington Moscow Saigon Hanoi and Peking to seek peace talks in Viet Nam. Kwame Nkrumah Abubakar Balewa Eric Williams and Dudley Senanayake join in the mission aimed at arranging negotiations with all sides. If Beijing or Hanoi reject the emissaries, world opinion will judge their responsibility. The group plans rapid travel starting July with a new pause in bombing possibly welcomed.
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London
Peking
Harold Wilson
Washington
Moscow
Saigon
Hanoi
U.S
Commonwealth
Wilson
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
Nigeria
Western Hemisphere
Eric Williams
Trinidad and Tobago
Asia
Dudley Senanayake
Ceylon
Viet Nam
House of Commons
Balewa
Nkrumah
Senanayake
Algiers
Priest Who Aided Refugees Attends Boy's Bar Mitzvah
In New York, Rev. Hubert Celis, a Belgian priest and former underground helper to Jewish refugees, attends a bar mitzvah for Regina Wolbrom’s son Norman. Celis, visiting from Brussels where he is a police chaplain, spoke little English while Wolbrom translated. The 13th birthday marks Norman’s manhood as Celis recalls aiding the family during the Nazi era and Auschwitz tragedy. Celis will stay in Jackson Heights, Queens, through July 5.
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Belgium
Hubert Celis
Norman
United States
Mrs. Wolbrom
Father Celis
Brussels
Wolbrom
Halmael
Celis
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General Motors LE
New York World's Fair
George Esper
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3Rd Ave. NW
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Bob Smith
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Charles Smith
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