Six Americans Still Held In Prisons In China
Washington reports six Americans remain imprisoned in China, four civilians including a Roman Catholic bishop and two U.S. airmen captured during Viet Nam missions. Through Red Cross exchanges, families send letters and monthly food parcels. Since 1955, 2,846 parcels have been delivered via Hong Kong and Japan routes.
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Hong Kong
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Still Found Buried Bootlegger’s Still In Toronto
Two telephone cable splicers raised a manhole cover in Toronto and uncovered a fully equipped bootlegger’s still beneath the street. Police secured the site as investigators planned further inspection of the equipment and surrounding area.
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Fourth Floor Special Savings at Armstrong Gifts and Domestics
Gilt ideas on the fourth floor offer bargains across a range of home goods. Linen towels with calendar designs, Oster curlers, Oster fondue, TV trays, gift boxed linens, West Bend saucepan, thermal blankets, and Fraser’s stainless serving pieces all show discounted prices.
Paris Subway Tests Fast Regional Express Line
Paris AP reports a fast quiet Blue Train inaugurated a regional express subway system from eastern Paris through a 1.5 mile tunnel to Boissy Saint Leger. It makes nine stops, reaches over 60 mph, and completed the first run in 22 minutes.
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Weather Bureau to mark centennial in 1970 celebration
Commerce Secretary Stans announced the U S weather services will observe 100 years on February 9 1870 the date when Congress authorized a national weather service. The first simultaneous observations were made by the army signal service now part of the modern bureau.
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Lynn
Mass
Department of the Army
John Downey
Red Cross
Washington
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Grant
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United States
Army Signal Service
Taxi Drivers Sent to Traffic Survival School
Reno AP report states 140 taxi drivers will attend the Reno Traffic Survival School after convictions or violations. Larry Bell of Whittlesea Taxi Co says even good drivers can develop bad habits and must be reminded.
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