Money's Worth Trading with Russia Could Benefit U.S.
Sylvia Porter argues expanded trade with the Soviet bloc would create jobs and reduce costs for taxpayers. She cites wheat sales to Russia saving about 225 million dollars in storage and farm price support costs, plus potential budget aid and stronger Western currency positions. Porter contrasts Western Europe’s rapid bloc sales with the U.S. lag, urging two way trade while noting embargoes may hurt U.S. business.
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Soviet Embassy seeks permit for Mexico City documentary
The Soviet embassy has asked for permission to shoot a documentary in Mexico City for Russian television. It aims to capture city life and landmarks for a Russian audience.
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Supreme Court declines to revisit water rights ruling
Washington AP report states the U S Supreme Court on Monday refused California’s request to reconsider its June 3 decision, which favored Arizona in the Colorado River water rights dispute. California had argued the court misstated facts and law regarding apportionment of 4.4 million acre-feet to California, 2.8 million to Arizona, and 0.3 million to Nevada.
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Nineteen Drown as Fishing Boat Capsizes Near Seoul
Seventeen or more Koreans perished when a fishing boat capsized off the coast of Pyongtaek, about 40 miles south of Seoul, as a sudden wave overturned the vessel on its way to port. Most victims were women.
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Return From Oyster Bed in the Yellow Sea
A brief note describes a voyage back from an oyster bed in the Yellow Sea. It notes the gathering activity and the sailors’ return to port after harvesting shellfish.
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Mass Vaccination in Rio to Prevent Typhoid Outbreak
Rio de Janeiro launches a mass vaccination effort to ward off typhoid fever as the drought region stretches from Sao Paulo state in the south to the Amazon area in the north, threatening water shortages and public health.
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