High court justice to visit China
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas, 74, and his wife Cathy will travel to Hong Kong on August 9 and then to the People’s Republic of China on an invitation from the Beijing government. Douglas, who has sought a China trip since 1950, recalled Truman’s infamous counsel to “go straight to hell” and noted Dulles blocked a 1956 visa as “bad business” while warning of possible consequences if tensions rose.
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Treasure divers claim wreck likely Nuestra Senora de Atocha
A treasure-hunting team in Key West says they found a wreck off the Marquesas Keys they identify as the 350-year-old Nuestra Senora de Atocha. They showed three silver bars and 711 silver pieces of eight believed recovered from the site. Estimated value cited exceeds 750000. One bar reportedly matched a manifest description of Atocha treasure.
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Summer driving hazards and four safety tips per State Farm
Drivers face unique risks in summer with more on the highways. State Farm urges four key tips for safe travel. Do not speed on wet roads as heavy rain creates a water film that can cause hydroplaning, reducing tire grip.
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Volunteers With Skills Drive Peace Corps in 1970s
Washington reports the Peace Corps now includes about 6,800 volunteers in some 60 countries with required practical skills. Volunteers are trained in host countries, and earmarked projects include protecting Galapagos turtles and bolstering Costa Rica’s symphony while failing to meet Zaire’s diesel mechanic need. Critics say quality remains essential for the era’s mission.
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Cambodian Tankers Survive Rebel Fire on Mekong River
Five oil tankers and an ammunition barge reached Phnom Penh after a heavy rebel barrage on both river banks near Xuan Loc. The Mekong Trader was hit and beached, crew evacuated, one wounded. U.S. jets strafed positions but clouds and rain hampered air support. A separate convoy from Kompong Som arrived with rice and fish, the first since the road reopened. In Angkor Wat area a firefight left 15 Khmer Rouge insurgents dead, one government soldier killed. In Dallas, Haymond A. Hay urged a total office information system to curb overloads at Xerox.
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Arkansas Thundershowers Possible South and East Thursday
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday notes continued warmth and humidity with temperatures in the low to mid 70s overnight and mid to upper 90s by day. A chance of thundershowers is limited to southern and eastern portions on Thursday with little or no precipitation otherwise.
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House years for struggle on farm bill
The House prepared for a battle over a four year farm program and food stamp bill. Debate centered on guaranteed farmer income targets and limits on government payments to large growers. The cost projections ranged widely among officials and researchers.
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Bahamas declares independence with royal ceremony
Nassau marks a new era as Bahamas ends nearly 300 years under British rule. More than 50,000 celebrate as Union Jack falls at 11:59 p.m. and a new tri color rises on a 45-foot flagpole. Prime Minister Lynden O. Pindling presides with Prince Charles and Sir John Paul.
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Three Killed in Louisiana Car Crash Near Garyville
A two car crash near Garyville Louisiana killed Charles Ruffin 20 and Walter Ruffin 22 both of Liberty Texas and Brigette Delaporte 21 of Paris France. Injured were Howard Ruffin 21 Arthur Lee Thompson 24 both of Liberty and Marlene Chevre 22 of Paris. The six were en route to a funeral in New Roads from New Orleans Airport where uniforms were picked up.
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Cost of living council to audit oil industry
The Cost of Living Council will audit the oil industry as part of price freeze monitoring. The Special Freeze Group will spot check compliance from well to pump and assess supplies and potential shortages. The group may consider oil price rollbacks to mid May levels and denying markup after import cost increases.
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Windshield glare solved by internal film cleaning tip
Cleaning both sides of all car windows weekly is advised to prevent glare from internal film buildup. Use fine scouring powder or a little ammonia in water for best results. Drive carefully after rain on wooded roads due to slippery leaves and moisture.
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