Marines Face Lower Enlistments Amid Drownings Reported
Marine officers link a sharp April decline in enlistments to higher corps standards and the drownings of six recruits during a forced night march. The Marine Corps signed 132 recruits in April, about two thirds below the six month average.
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The American Jumping Mouse Leaps Ten Feet
An observation notes that the American jumping mouse can spring about ten feet. The detail highlights the species’ notable leaping ability and their agile movement in its natural habitat.
Language Riots and Soviet Weakness Spotlighted
Colombo clashes erupt over Sinhalese language policy as Tamil traders face looting. The Associated Press report also analyzes Soviet Union weaknesses in consumer economy housing agriculture and transport, arguing these gaps hinder global competition despite strong military and scientific feats.
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Vienna Border Tightens As Communist Barrier Stays Up
Police said today on the Austrian border that border controls remain in place following reports neighboring Czechoslovakia began tightening near Hungary. The action echoes earlier border measures. Officials noted no immediate changes in travel for residents.
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