Britain faces renewed colonial land claims and a
Britain fights to hold empire as Venezuela Guatemala and others seek territory. Diplomatic moves aim to quiet disputes over Gibraltar Bechuanaland Honduras Aden and Antarctic tracts while Britain plans a gradual path to independence for colonies and joint neighborly rules. Street signs updated in Los Angeles illuminate in headlights.
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Peter Knox
United Press International London
UPI
Britain
Gibraltar
Centuris
Jae
Jun Fs
Achi
Venezuela
British Guiana
United Nations
Philippines
British North Borneo
Guatemala
British Honduras
South Africa
Bechu
Analand
Middle East
Yemen
Aden
Antarctic
Argentina
Chile
Los Angeles
Feat
Moose on the Loose Covered By Insurance
Two Fairbanks sisters Kathleen and Betty Reap drove July along the Alaska highway toward Tok when a moose leaped toward their car. The moose struck the windshield, damaging only the vehicle. Insurance categorized the loss as a falling object under comprehensive coverage, so the claim paid. The moose escaped with a sore leg.
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Farbanks
Alaska
Fairbanks
Alaska Highway
Here
Tok
Kathleen
Betty Reap
Moose
Palm Springs Adds Snow in Desert Winter Resort
Palm Springs in California plans a winter attraction atop Mt. San Jacinto. A two and a half mile cable tramway will open this spring, carrying 80 passengers per car with two cars, using helicopters to aid construction. Expected to draw about half a million winter tourists yearly.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPS
Mt. San Jacinto
T. T. Mackenzie
Tudor Engineering Company
Utah potato psyllid threat eases with scarce vines
RESPITE Logan Utah UP I There aren't many matrimony vines around this year so Utah's tomato and potato growers can rest easier. Utah State University scientists say an insect called the potato psyllid feeds on matrimony vines in the southern desert before attacking fields. The vines are scarce this year meaning the insects are not going to multiply as fast as usual.
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Logan
Utah
UPI
Utah State University
Moon house study and India population pressure themes
University of Texas engineer Dr Thomas Dean designs a lunar housing concept simulating one sixth gravity using helium balloons to lift weights and test mobility. India’s population may reach 520 million by 1971, stressing food grains supply and hindering development plans amid low birth control adoption.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Thomas Scott
University of Texas
Earth
Dean
Moon House
New Delhi
India
Indian Subcontinent
R.A. Gopalaswami
Ford Foundation
Edgar T. Hoover
Ansley J. Cole
Indian Institute of Population Studies
Sripati Chandrasekhar
All India Radios
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East Orange, NJ
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E. Grand St
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N.J
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United Press
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Fred
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Acme
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Lovella
Durlite Felding Outdoor
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