Stanleyville Ghost Town Reflects Postwar Tension
In Stanleyville the northern metropolis sits nearly empty as crowds disperse after President Kasa Vubu’s visit. Government calm returns to a city scarred by clashes, with few residents available and many hiding, leaving streets quiet and tension lingering.
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New Rock Hudegn Film Described As Horror Picture
AP Movie writer Bob Thomas reports on a new horror film described as a chilling thriller. The Hollywood lap notes tease a production with a controversial premise and potential star power, amid speculation about its reception and festival prospects.
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Sophisticated Airliner Demonstrates Advanced Flight Controls
An analysis of a complex airliner system reveals sophisticated flight controls and automated systems. The piece discusses engine management, hydraulics, and electronics, noting passengers feel turbulence while pilots manage the aircraft with new tech.
Food costs rise for meat spuds and vegetables in New York
An Associated Press curve shows rising prices for meat beef and pork along with potatoes and fresh vegetables. The trend suggests costs will continue climbing, stressing family budgets as groceries get more expensive nationwide.
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Air Force and Marines Hit Viet Cong Positions Sharply
In Saigon, U S Air Force and Marine jets struck Communist positions in Quang Ngai Province after three days of heavy fighting that left about 400 government troops dead or missing. Reports say two Army men were killed, 20 wounded, and a US airman wounded. The Viet Cong overran a border post near Da Nang, with relief forces retaking it the next day. Authorities note two battalions of North Vietnamese troops in the area, while weather delayed a counterattack.
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Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Remedy
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne from a renowned research institute reduces hemorrhoids while relieving itching and pain without surgery. Trials show shrinkage in many cases and patients report piles no longer a problem. Preparation HY is available as a suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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