Bean sorting workers seek 50 contaminated soybeans in 50,000 bushel lot
In Burlington Iowa six women sort through 7.5 billion soybeans to remove 50 bushels contaminated with fungicides captan and molybdenum. Garnac Grain Co official Charles Wayne says the costly, time consuming method may not be the final solution as seed beans mixed into a barge load raise health concerns and prices.
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Burlington, Iowa
Charles Wayne
Burlington
Wayne
Garnac Grain Co
Mississippi
Open spillway could threaten marine life
New Orleans watchers welcomed the Bonnet Carre spillway opening easing river pressure but fishermen feared the fresh water would harm oysters shrimp and crabs. Officials expect 330 gates opened by Wednesday for about 10 days, prompting concerns over oyster beds and shrimp mortality while old oysters may be redeployed to Gulf reefs.
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New Orleans
Bonnet Carre
Mississippi
Lake Pontchartrain
Gulf of Mexico
Guy LeMieux
Orleans
Arias Corps of Engineers
Harry Schafer
State Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Gulf Reefs
Little Rock Bank Robbery Near Airport Branch
Police hunt two armed men who robbed Commercial National Bank’s Airport branch in Little Rock of under $10,000 Monday afternoon. A female employee was shoved, a male customer ordered to lie on the floor, and the robbers fled in a white and blue 1973 Mustang later found to be stolen. No injuries reported and arrests have not been made.
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Little Rock
Commercial National Bank
College Station
Harry Hutchings
Commercial National
Twin City Motors
Mystery of four bodies solved in Oregon family death
Skeletal remains found near Copper Creek identified as Richard Cowden 27 Belinda 22 David 5 and Melissa 5 months. Two skulls had bullet holes detectives suspect a local killer. Family vanished Sept 1 1974 after camping near Medford.
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Medford
Ore
Oregon
Richard Cowden
Belinda
David
Melissa
Mark Kezar Specula
Ted
Copper
Cowdens
Kezar
Forest Grove
Allan West
Marvin Proctor
Cowden
Fredric March dies after long career in film and stage
Actor Fredric March renowned for The Best Years of Our Lives and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde dies of cancer at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. He won two Academy Awards and starred in Eugene ONeills Long Day s Journey into Night and numerous Broadway productions. Survived by wife Florence Eldridge, he rose from Racine Wisconsin to Broadway and Hollywood înainte of world war I and a long film stage career.
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Los Angeles
Fredric March
America
Eugene O'Neill
March
Councs
Racine, Wis
U.S
Talking Pictures
Hollywood
Adano
Beirut clashes renew as city endures third day of fighting
In Beirut, fighting between Palestinian guerrillas and a Phalangist private army continued for a third day. Casualties rose to about 80 dead and over 100 wounded amid sniper fire and bombings. Premier Solh resisted invoking the Lebanese army, relying on police as violence spreads through five suburbs.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Pierre Gemayel
Rashid Solh
Gemayel
Mahmoud Riad
Arab League
Cairo
Soth
U.S
Tel Aviv
Defense
Shimon Peres
Rescue efforts falter over South Vietnamese evacuations
Washington reports jeopardy for as many as 200000 South Vietnamese amid logistical hurdles and possible North Vietnamese restrictions. Officials warn a cease-fire or a Thieu concession may be needed to start evacuations, while Congress debates authorization for use of troops.
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Washington
U.S
State Department
Congress
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Vietnam
Ford
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Mt. Sinai Hospital
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