Navajos Use Maine Dyes From Dover-Foxcroft Firm
Bill Langzettel reports that Cushing dyes of Dover-Foxcroft Maine since 1879 supply Navajo and other Native American weavers with over 90 colors. The plant ships nationally and abroad to Canada Venezuela Okinawa the Philippines and Africa. Now owned by Bob and Joan Moshimer the business keeps to Wainwright Cushing's original rule never alter a packet appearance.
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QE2 Fails Sea Trials Amid Delivery Dispute
The Queen Elizabeth 2 steamed home at half speed after Cunard refused delivery until cooling and engine issues are fixed. Repairs to the thermal expansion pen and turbine balance require weeks, delaying maiden voyages and prompting calls for a government inquiry.
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Eisenhower hairstyle popularity noted in today’s chuckle
A lighthearted item observes many men copying President Eisenhower’s haircut, implying his enduring popularity. The note suggests the president remains a popular figure and his style influences men’s grooming trends.
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Controversy Over Maine Trade Zone Application
Congressional testimony labels Commerce Secretary Smiths handling of Maine foreign trade zone bid scandalous. A. Thomas Easley cites alleged irregularities delaying the Portland Machiasport plan backed by Occidental Petroleum. Nixon administration transition looms as Maine Port Authority seeks zone designation amid ongoing federal court litigation.
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Clues Sought In Brinks Robbery
FBI traced a key at the scene of a Brinks armored car hijacking in Boston. Pearye swksbury was alone in the truck while teammates paused for coffee. Investigators said missing side bolts allowed entry. a non issued key was found later. Total loot about 800000. An audit started to tally cash.
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Urbanization May Curb Birth Rates
A UN Development Program scientist at the AAAS symposium argues urban living reduces birth rates as crowded homes push family planning, especially in developing nations, with Western families also trending urban. Independent panelists note animal studies in crowded conditions show stress and reproductive impacts.
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Kenneth Myers
Australia
Commonwealth and Scientific Industrial Research Organization
Peace Talks Stall As Vietnam Conference Delays Continue
Paris AP reports Hanoi and U S negotiators expect no further talks on breaking the deadlock before the new year and doubt the four party peace conference will begin before Nixon takes office January 20. Vance and Lau did not plan a new meeting though staff talks continue on procedural and substantive issues.
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Five U S diplomats to meet Viet Cong on New Year’s Day
The U S Command announced five representatives will meet Viet Cong on New Year’s Day to press for the release of three American prisoners. A 72 hour ceasefire will be observed around the meeting site 50 miles northwest of Saigon. The prisoners Brigham Jones and Smith are listed as missing in action.
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