Queen Sells Tea to Help Maintain Sandringham Estate
London report notes Queen Elizabeth opens Sandringham to the public to raise funds for upkeep. Visitors pay 60 cents admission for access to parts of the house and grounds, plus café, souvenir stand, and market stalls selling estate produce. The venture mirrors other aristocrats offering access to stately homes for tax‑free proceeds used for maintenance.
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Duke of Marlborough
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Buckingham Palace
Sandringhamen
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St. Mary Magdalene
Edward
Sandringham
Lord Bath
Prince Philip
Pyramid X-ray hunt tests hidden chambers in Chephren
US physicist Luis Alvarez and Egyptian archaeologist Ahmed Fakhry lead a joint X-ray survey of the Chephren pyramid near Giza. They used cosmic ray counters to probe for secret chambers beneath the base, aiming to confirm or deny long rumored voids.
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University of California At Berkeley
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Ein Shams University
Cairo
Pyramid of
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Giza
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Great Pyramid
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Berkeley
Faknry
Egypt
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Fakhry
American Physical Society
Washington
California Dairy Industry Nears 200th Anniversary
California dairy history spans two centuries from 18 Spanish cattle to a $1.5 billion industry. The story traces early milk production by Father Junipero Serra and local missions, the 1769 Fort Ross import, rise of Monterey Jack cheese, and modern output surpassing billions of pounds of milk butter and cheese across the state.
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Fort Ross
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California Dairy Industry Association
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Sitka
Iadia Building More Post Offices
The text describes California’s growth from a gold rush era to a dairying industry and notes a surge in post offices. It references Denmark the Netherlands Switzerland and Portugal as origins for dairy practices and mentions New Delhi and upi as sources.
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Denmark
Netherlands
Switzerland
Portugal
New Delhi
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Japan records highest divorce rate in history
Tokyo reports 8 921 marriages terminated in 128 setting a record for divorces in Japan. Health and Welfare Ministry officials say the number last year was the highest since records began in 1898.
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Japan
Health and Welfare Ministry
Mallard and brood relocate within museum grounds
A mallard hen nested on the St. Louis City Art Museum grounds for five years. This year a brood of 10 ducklings followed the mother across a patio, moving toward the zoo’s regular duck area where they were relocated last week. One shy duckling stayed close to the mother.
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