De Gaulle Opens Moselle Canal to Link Europe’s Coal and Steel
President Charles De Gaulle sails the Moselle from Apach to Trier with West German President Luebke and Luxembourg’s Grand Duchess Charlotte to inaugurate a 195 million Moselle Canal project. The 180 mile waterway connects Metz to Coblenz, carrying Ruhr coal to Lorraine and finished steel to Antwerp and Rotterdam, marking a milestone in European economic unity and Rhine-M Moselle navigation.
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West German editor Heinz Brandt released by East Germany
Berlin reports Heinz Brandt, 55, editor of Metall, freed after three years of a 13 year sentence for espionage. He is in good health and hopes to leave East Berlin within three to four days to rejoin family and resume union work. Officials noted continued international protest influenced the clemency.
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Man Gets Big Fine in Henderson Court
Henderson Ray W Lewis age 45 of 204 Randy Way Apt 3 was fined 175 in municipal court Friday by Justice Lloyd George for driving under the influence. Bert Humphreys 47 was dismissed on defrauding an innkeeper after charges dropped. Robert Mahaffey 42 and wife Juanita 45 each fined 100 after pleading guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses with restitution ordered.
Brown eyed child debate ends with endorsement
Dear Ann Landers receives letters on eye color genetics and prom costs. Professor M J F argues blue eyed parents cannot produce brown eyed offspring, while Dr. Witkop and cited texts support the three gene model. A reader shares a brown eyed daughter from blue eyed parents and finds benefit in the column. A puzzled father asks about prom expenses and receives guidance to seek Ann Landers booklet.
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Arizona Clergymen In Evolution Fight
In Phoenix a clash over teaching evolution divides clergy and prompts a referendum drive to ban Darwinism from public schools. Rev. Aubrey Moore leads a campaign against evolution while 45 local religious leaders urge tolerance and support divine creation alongside scientific views. Bound by a historic 1925 Tennessee case, the debate draws in educators and church officials across Arizona.
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Penny Tire Test Warns of Worn Treads
Tyrex Inc. cautions drivers that inserting a Lincoln penny into tire treads reveals tread wear. If Abe's hair disappears, the tire is below one sixteenth of an inch and dangerous, meaning you should replace the tire for safety.
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