John Murray and the Challenger Explore Ocean Depths
In 19th century inquiry a Canadian youth from Cobourg built a small marine museum and studied ocean depths. At Edinburgh he and Prof C W Thomson pushed for direct tests aboard the British corvette Challenger to uncover life at great depths and water temperatures.
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John Murray
Coburg
Ontario
John
Canada
Scotland
University of Edinburgh
Prof
C. W. Thomson
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Ann Landers Advice Column Readers Weigh In
Dear Ann Landers answers on burial plots double lots steady dating and cat allergies. The columnist urges spouses to be buried side by side, cautions against going steady, and counsels on cat allergy conflicts with relatives.
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Ann Landers
Dad
Gregg
Anyother Boy
Ginger
Bessie
Steel imports and exports shift in last year report
Steel imports totaled about 5.5 million tons while exports declined to just over 2 million tons. The data highlight a wider trade gap with imports surpassing exports by roughly 3.5 million tons.
Alfonsi Pushes Annual Wisconsin Legislature Sessions
Madison The proposal for annual legislative sessions came from Paul Alfonsi Minocqua a veteran assembly member and Republican floor leader. He argues yearly sessions would improve handling tax estimates school aid welfare programs and other duties and provide voters with clearer government action despite anticipated resistance within his party.
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John Wyngaard
la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
State Assembly
Vetsch Sailor Serves Aboard Constellation Off Viet Nam
David G Vetsch 18 son of Clarence and Mrs Vetsch La Crescent is serving aboard the Aircraft Carrier Constellation in waters off South Vietnam He is the second Vetsch to serve on the ship with brother Steven having served there until last March He is a member of the crash and salvage crew.
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LA Crescent
Minn
David G. Vetsch
Clarence Vetsch
Constellation
South Viet Nam
David
Vetsch
Steven
Puerto Rico Draws 400000 Visitors Annually
The climate of Puerto Rico attracts 400000 visitors yearly. Sun shines 360 days a year with average temperatures around 76 degrees Fahrenheit and a six degree seasonal variation.
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