White House social aides guide guests and gossip
The 36 young, single officers serving as White House social aides handle crowd control and etiquette at functions. They assist guests with fainting, ensure women are not left alone, and escort intoxicated guests home. They guard identities, manage photos, and even stop pilfering while navigating the varying tones of Kennedy Johnson and Nixon administrations.
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Arizona Tops Farm Income Per Farm in 1970 Report
Washington AP Arizona led all states in 1970 with net income per farm at 26803 dollars, Hawaii second, California third. Florida Delaware New Mexico and Connecticut also posted high incomes while West Virginia ranked lowest with 748 dollars. National average was 5374 dollars. Arizona’s high figure partly reflects fewer farms and larger farm size.
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Tool May Seek Water Supplies
Washington AP reports a gravity meter used for petroleum prospecting could help locate underground water. The device detects tiny variations in Earth's gravity tied to subsurface density changes and highlights areas where water is more likely, though it does not directly locate water.
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