Three Climbers Die In Fall On South Maroon Peak
In Aspen Colorado three senior Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory climbers died when they fell while roped together on South Maroon Peak. William B. Martin survived with injuries, aided by Dr Donald W. McEachern and local help.
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Wheat sales to Soviets spark U S concern over shipping rules
U S farm groups worry about competition from Canada and other exporters after Canada’s big sale to the Soviet Union, as U S grain regulations raise costs and limit shipments. Government data show Soviet purchases totaling about 350 million bushels this crop year from Canada, Argentina, Australia and France. The U S holds a large wheat reserve and could remain a key supplier if others run low.
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Shipwreck Fatal to 45 Chilean Navy Sailors
The Chilean navy reports forty five sailors died when the cutter Janequeo wrecked on the Bahia San Pedro rocks during a weeklong storm. Twenty seven were rescued as rescue efforts continued, one Leucoton crew member among the sea deaths, raising the total storm toll to ninety six with additional fatalities from avalanches in Santiago and Concepcion.
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Soldier on Strike Faces Choice Over Viet Nam Order
FT BENNING GA AP An Army private on a hunger strike over his Viet Nam assignment will choose between disobeying an order to eat or continuing his fast. PFC Winston Belton 26 from Milwaukee has not eaten since Friday and arrived at Benning from Ft Hood Texas. He must meet physical tests and is scheduled to depart for Viet Nam Wednesday.
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Palm Paradise VII Island Grows Palm Nurseries
A Yugoslav Adriatic island covering 86 square kilometers hosts 1000 mature palms and 15000 young palms in nurseries ready for sale to other towns along the Adriatic.
State Traffic Kills 7 in Kansas Weekend
Seven people died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend. Victims include Paula S. Anderson Sr. and Ruth Anderson, both 53, killed in a two car crash on U.S. 36 near Mankato. Ray E. Houston 16 near Conway Springs. Phillip Herring 20 in Leavenworth. Lynda Howson 17 in Wichita. plus other injured individuals from Cedar Rapids and local towns.
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Women’s Page News Guide and Injury Toll Report
The notice lists submission rules for the women’s page and calendar deadlines. It reports two fatal collisions, detailing victims Shirley Acorn and Hazel McGinnis and injuries to others, plus eight Missouri traffic deaths over the weekend.
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