South Africa faces rising violence warns Johannesburg Post
The Johannesburg Post reports 1963 could bring intensified racial clashes and sabotage in South Africa. It cites three armed confrontations in late 1962 between Africans and white police, outlines underground groups Pogo and Poqo, and notes prison terms for saboteurs.
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Crocodile Extinction Threat Looms in Uganda Park
Officials warn Nile crocodiles near Murchison Falls and Fort Portal face extinction due to poaching by gangs backed by large-scale crime. Col. C D Trimmer of Uganda National Parks calls illegal hunting a serious risk to tourism and wildlife, with heavy fines for poachers.
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Hydroponics Exhibit At Oregon State Fair Attracts Attention
A poplar display at the Oregon State Fair highlighted hydroponics growing plants in a nutrient solution rather than soil. The AP reports that many dairy farmers and breeders nationwide are adopting hydroponics to ensure a steady feed supply year round.
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