Kurdish Tribesmen Demand Autonomy in Iraq Conflict
United Press International reports a conflict in northern Iraq where Kurdish tribesmen push for independence while the Iraqi Army resists. Both sides accuse each other of broken promises and hostage negotiations continue amid reports of napalm attacks on Kurdish villages. The Soviet Union offers intermittent support to the Kurds led by Mulla Mustafa Barzani, with Barzani able to muster about 3,000 warriors.
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Metric shift debate and Taft legacy in U.S. policy
The piece discusses moving the United States toward the metric system, noting widespread global use and potential economic impacts. It also profiles the late Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, highlighting his role as a conservative leader and the debate over his precise political stance among colleagues and contemporaries.
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Sewing Washable Cottons With Round-Hole Throat Plate
When sewing wash and wear cottons use a throat plate with a round hole for straight machine sewing. Mercerized cotton thread can be used, but stitch length and tension should be adjusted.
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