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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1971

Page

6

Japanese Pros May Join American Major Leagues

Tokyo sources suggest Japanese professional baseball could join or form a world league with the United States as supersonic travel and cross-Pacific play improve. The Japan Baseball Commission doubts near term feasibility but favors off season exchanges and player participation between the two nations.

Tokyo Pacific Ocean Yomiuri Giants U.S Giants Japan Lotte Orions Japan Professional Baseball Commission Ono

Monument Safe for Tribesmen in South Africa

A government gazette declares the Kopje Sealong hill near Baphalaborwa a national monument. The site, linked to 25 rulers and ancient iron forges, gains protective fencing to preserve the sacred landmark for future generations.

South Africa Badimong Lolwu

Siberia Faces Manpower Shortage Amid Five Year Plan

Moscow weighs shifting emphasis to the European part of the USSR as Siberia tests aims for rapid growth in iron steel and non ferrous industries. Housing shortages and harsh climate hinder population reinforcement while power heavy projects like Krasnoyarsk Bratsk and Sayan dam plans loom.

Moscow Siberia Soviet East Russia Urals Caspian Sea Kremlin Soviet Far East European Russia Ural Mountains Pacific Ocean Kuzbass Bratsk Angara Krasnoyarsk Communist Party Soviet Communist Party Sayan Vladimir Dolgikh Congress Kransnoyarsk

Traffic din in Buenos Aires outruns European capitals

A Buenos Aires University study reports traffic noise in the city runs 12 to 18 percent higher than Europe’s busiest capitals. Engineers say many cars lack mufflers and horn use is excessive, with fines rarely enforced and traffic control under federal police. The study runs through late 1972.

Buenos Aires University of Krasnoyarsk Clared de Feo

State Opens Conference On Aging In Dallas

The State White House Conference on Aging and the Governor's Committee on Aging opened in Dallas at 9 a.m. in the Sheraton-Dallas Hotel. The two day session aims to shape policies for seniors at state and national levels with recommendations due for the November conference in Washington. Over 800 Texas community forums preceded the event, highlighting transportation health finances nutrition housing employment education and spiritual well being as top concerns.

White House Governor's Committee On Aging Dallas Sheraton-Dallas Minnie Bell Miss Bell Washington Texas

Airlines Advise On Tackling Jet Lag During Long Flights

New York airlines promote pre trip preparation and calm arrival routines to restore the body clock. Tips include regular sleep and meals before departure, light eating and maximum rest inflight, avoiding alcohol, matching meals to destination times, and comfortable seating with relaxed attire to reduce dysrhythmia after crossing time zones.

NEW York Airlines International Society For the Study of Pan American World Airways

Tire's Worst Enemy is Motorist Tests Point

San Angelo report highlights Goodyear proving ground in West Texas where drivers cause tire wear through over or under inflation and poor alignment. Tests include a five mile high speed circle at 140 mph and frequent emergency readiness. Manufacturing water use per ton of steel and rayon noted.

Alan W Butt Proving Ground Here Goodyear

Cypriot Opens Car Cemetery

The Cypriot Forestry Ministry opens its first car cemetery near Nicosia to store wrecks and worn-out vehicles. Officials plan to acquire a crusher to reduce car bodies to scrap metal later. Cyprus’ vehicle numbers rose to 82 000 last year amid free import policy and rising road accidents.

Nicosia Cyprius Forestry Ministry Cyprus

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