Montana rancher markets wild game and elk meat
A Montana rancher Du Rand markets meat from a small herd of guico ld and wild game for export. The article notes the animals are grain fed, a fence described as elk like, and the operation aims to supply buyers with venison and other meat products.
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Congressman's Korea visit prompts arms equipment probe
Rep Gye Lin Giovani urged the House Allied Services Committee to investigate reports that American soldiers in Korea lack adequate gear. He spoke after returning from a tour with the 48th National Guard Division and cited complaints from airmen and ground troops about insufficient or delayed fighting equipment and promotions delays at Seoul area bases. He requested a full explanation from Pentagon officials and investigators to clarify these issues.
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Bridge bidding puzzle and lessons from a Central Press feature
In a North South vulnerable deal, West opens and plays assertively as East leads a sequence that exposes why overcalls andDiamonds, spades, clubs and hearts shape a match point decision. The article examines a specific double and future bidding choices to maximize score opportunities in duplicate play.
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Creighton to Offer Classes Opposing Communism
Creighton University will offer special classes on the general subject against Communism. School officials said four classes in a new adult program trace the history of Communism, with a focus on the United States and anti-Communist themes.
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Creighton University
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Japan weighs recognizing China as Japan debates policy
Tokyo report by Earnest Woberecht notes the Japanese government delaying a hard choice between Nationalist and Communist China. Premier Yoshida remains cautious, while observers expect pro Nationalist leaning but trade needs with Communist China influence views. Washington’s anti Communist stance adds pressure. Also mentions Connecticut pupils studying French and a Hoover Truman trivia note.
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