Ant hunter supplies ants to schools and space research
Ken Gidney 46 of Bell Gardens works with his family to harvest sterile Pogonomyrmex worker ants for a wholesale supplier. He digs ant hills, collects 15 to 35 ants per trip, ships 4000 ants biweekly to Washington DC for Walter Reed Army Institute for research under government contract earning about 100 per shipment.
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Senate ethics debate stalled by July recess
The Senate likely will end its current session without a new ethics code. Vice chairman Wallace Bennett says the ethics committee will have little time to work on standards when the Senate returns after a 10 day July 4 recess, facing a backlog of work.
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The column previews star signs Aries through Pisces for July 4 with guidance on social time, spending, planning, romance, and family moments. It encourages staying active, showing kindness, and making practical plans to enjoy the holiday.
Israel Sees Egyptian Raids Not Major Offensive
Israel’s military command says Egypt began renewed fighting with raids across the Suez Canal but expects no major offensive to recapture territory. It notes Egyptian aims are political, not military, and that Nasser seeks to sustain war morale while maintaining a foothold on the eastern bank.
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Spanish Pavilion Rebuilt in St Louis After World’s Fair Gift
The Spanish Pavilion in downtown St Louis begins reconstruction after the Spanish government donated the structure built for the 1964 65 New York World's Fair.
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Meredith Walks Mississippi Again Amid Sparse White Support
James Meredith resumes his 1967 march from Hernando toward Jackson with a small escort. he reports few white supporters, some autograph seekers, and minimal Negro turnout. He notes blisters, hostile chiggers, and says the march is a matter of conscience amid this election year.
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