African And Soviet Walkout Could Strain ILO Budget
African and Soviet bloc nations walked out of the International Labor Organization annual conference. ILO officials say the walkout may remove those nations from conference rolls, letting officials muster the two thirds needed to pass the budget and resolutions. Thirty African nations led by a Senegalese demand to expel the South African delegation sparked the action, with the Communist Bloc joining in protest of segregation policies.
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Everest expedition members begin return to Europe
Ten members of the American Everest expedition left New Delhi for Europe on the way home. They were joined by five Sherpa mountaineers and the Nepali liaison officer who served with the expedition.
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New Weather Robot Works in Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL AP An investigation into a full hurricane season starts as the Tiros 7 weather satellite blasts off aboard a Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral. The 400 mile high craft will photograph hurricane zones and typhoon areas in planned passes alongside Tiros 6, with meteorologists hoping satellites may someday help control storms.
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Water System Bonds Approved at Hepler Kansas
Hepler residents vote 72 to 13 to approve a $55,000 water system bond issue. Federal aid under depressed areas legislation will be sought to match funds. Water source will be a lake to be built west of the community. Hepler population 173.
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Hepler
Luncheon Plans After Widow's Second Wedding Question
A reader asks if a widow with two young children may host a luncheon after her wedding. reply confirms it is proper. Another asks how a girl without parents or funds should announce an engagement. answer advises using the society news page of the local paper.
Old State Mansion Unsold in Topeka Auction
In Topeka Kansas the old governor’s mansion built in 1887 failed to receive bids at auction with about 200 people present. Officials cited zoning rules and residential restrictions as deterrents and may pursue new appraisals or readvertise. After no offers, 34 furnishings sold for 355 dollars. state had bought the house in 1901 for over 20 thousand.
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Cedar Crest
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Laos Probe Heads To Attopeu As Pathet Lao Suspected
In Vientiane and Attopeu, Laos, Indian and Canadian members of the three nation control commission fly to investigate charges of a fresh Pathet Lao attack plan. Poland declines participation. Kurdish rebels clash with Iraqi workers as oil wells burn near Kirkuk. Panama pledges action on canal plan amid regional debate.
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