For The Birds At Lima Star Editorial Page
Editorial recalls Lima history of urban bird control from pigeons to bats and recounts past schemes including pigeon traps atop local landmarks and a 1940s effort that ended with squab jokes and Salvation Army handoffs. The piece notes Moody Air Force Base in Georgia used photoflash bombs to deter flocks without success.
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Moody Air Force Base
Georgia
Lima
Dixie Facility
Air Force
Jackie Robinson Set to Speak at GOP Parley in Cleveland
Jackie Robinson first Negro player in major league baseball will address the Ohio Republican Council at its annual meeting in Cleveland on February 26 and 27. He is a New York banker. Gov. James A. Rhodes and George H. Fowler will also speak at the banquet and other sessions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jackie Robinson
Ohio Republican Council
Cleveland
Robinson
New York
James A. Rhodes
George H. Fowler
New York State Commission For Human Rights
Bleu and Roquefort cheese differ by milk type
The difference lies in source milk. Roquefort uses ewe’s milk from Southern France, while Bleu cheese is made from cow’s milk using similar aging methods.
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Milwaukee
France
Johnson breaks precedent talks with Red China at UN
Drew Pearson argues President Johnson’s readiness to meet Red China at the United Nations and accept compulsory arbitration marks a break with U.S. policy. He cites past treatment of arbitration efforts from 1928 to World War II era and notes opposition in Congress, urging readers to view the move as history in the making despite critiques from communist and non-aligned blocs.
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United States
Red China
United Nations
Warsaw
Geneva
Johnson
U.N
U. N
Havana
Calvin Coolidge
Frank B. Kellogg
Charles Evans Hughes
Washington
U. S. Senate
Henry L. Stimson
London
Stimson
Paris
Jimmy Byrnes
Soviet
Russia
Vandenberg
Dulles
Byrnes
World Court
Senate
Sen
Morse
Oregon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Chamizal
Rio Grande River
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Gandhi receives invitations from Egypt and Czechoslovakia
New Delhi AP reports Indira Gandhi has received invitations from Egypt and Czechoslovakia to visit, with a positive indication that she accepted. The move follows similar invites extended by the United States.
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New Delhi
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
United States
India
Indira Gandhi
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U.S
Bell- McClure Syndicate
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Manchuria
League of Nations
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Wayne Morse
John Foater Dulles
Tom Dewey
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