Public Opinion Toward Americans Up in Syria
In Damascus and major cities Syrians grow more cordial toward Americans while official UAR propaganda intensifies. Cultural exchanges surge with over 40,000 attending US film programs in four months 1968 and library visits rise from 192 in October to 460 in late May. Business circles worry over Soviet pressure and a 5 percent spoilage discount in wheat purchases by the Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Damascus
Syria
United Arab Republic
United States
BEC
Aleppo
U.S. Information Service Library
If9
U.A.R
Prepare Grain Storage with Care at Once
County agent urges farmers to clean and treat grain storage before harvest to curb storage insects. Remove old grain from cracks, repair spaces, and spray soil walls and ceilings with approved insecticides. Apply three weeks prior to storage to meet FDA rules. use only FDA authorized products for milling wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
Community meeting and club updates in Evans area
Mrs Vernon Biggs hosted a WCTU gathering on East 18th Street with Mrs Herman Zupke in charge. Devotions by Mrs Hubert Littler and a letter from state president Anna Caldwell framed a year of business. 4-H club at Greeley high school gym planned dances and a parade float with entertainment by the Armes and Bennett families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Vernon Biggs
WCTU
East 18Th Street
Herman Zupke
Hubert Littler
Frances Willard
Zupke
Anna Caldwell
George Faust
Union Signal
A. A. Rux
Evanston
Mmes
Dale Hyde
Herman Graves
E. D. Smith
John JT
Redman
Rux
Litter
Methodist Church
Frank Rader
Diane Bennett
Virgil Dennis
Pete Berbach
Walter Durst
Tucson youths reluctant to play baseball without uniforms
Tucson recreation director Gardner says many youths refuse to play on worn fields, noting most kids won’t play baseball unless they have uniforms and prefer properly grassed fields. He warns that enthusiasm fades if facilities aren’t up to standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Recreation Direct
Tiny Parasites May Supplant Human Males
London AP reports on a Dutch scientist's Nature article describing parasitic infection causing parthenogenesis in fish. The piece speculates such natural processes could, over vast time, render human males obsolete and all offspring female, with women bearing children unaided by men.
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Hal R. Cooper
London
A. Stolk
Free University
Amsterdam
Stolk
Nature
Earth
Watchmakers on Wheels win second national wheelchair games
The Joseph Bulova School of Watchmaking Team defeated Tom Canada New Jersey and Ohio to win the second national wheelchair games for paralyzed veterans. Frank Willis and Buddy Maxwell scored for the winning team. Jim Mathis of Cleveland won the high level archery event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph 3Ulova
Tom Canada
New Jersey
The Bug-Butcher Bomb Kills Spiders in Balcom Indy
Balcom and Indus report the use of a bug butcher device named Bomb to control a spider infestation. The action targets Spiders near Gre Greeley and Cole. Adv notes the method, location, and immediate outcome of the experiment.
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Balcom, Industries
Gre Greeley, Cole
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