Japanese American Internment Voices from Manzanar Photographers
Miyatake and Nakamura recount life in internment camps including Manzanar. They describe forced relocation after Executive Order 9066, confiscation of belongings, secret photography, and mixed feelings about life behind barbed wire. Both express ambivalence about the era and warn it could recur without resistance.
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Laura Maioglio Takes Lead At Barbetta Restaurant
New York socialite turned restaurateur Laura Maioglio, daughter of Barbetta founder Sebastian Majovlic, revived the historic theater district eatery with an 18th century Palazzo style interior and northern Italian menu. She manages with her mother, overseeing staff and guests, while enforcing high standards.
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Body of Abilene woman found along US 84 near Santa Anna
The missing Abilene woman Sami Hammack, 55, was found dead beside a fence along US Highway 84 about seven miles south of Santa Anna. Relatives reported her disappearance late Saturday after she left a Lake Brady resort. Autopsy planned in Abilene. authorities withheld cause of death. Texas Rangers aided Coleman County officials in the investigation.
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Canadians spend 88.5 million nights away from home
A travel bureau report indicates Canadians log 88.5 million nights away from home annually. Anonymity in unfamiliar surroundings is cited as a key motive for travel and lodging outside the country.
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Ottawa
FATE UNSURE Busing Issue Hits Snag In Congress
Congress debates desegregation busing with opposition claiming it aims to curb integration while sponsors promise safeguards. Hearings feature diverse witnesses as lawmakers weigh funds and moratorium ideas tied to the Nixon education agenda and higher education measures.
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Peter H. Dominick
Colo
House
Senate
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Carl J. Perkins
D-Ky
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Dominick
Appropriations Committees
Judiciary
Lindbergh Rescue Expedition Reaches Philippine Site
Lindbergh and two Filipino anthropologists reach Mactan Airport en route to Clark air base aboard a C130 rescue plane. They study Pasadays cave home and stone ape technology while their expedition, aided by the Panamin Foundation, faces a helicopter breakdown and food shortage near the lost valley.
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Mactan
Manila
Clark
Panamin Foundation
Philippines
Lost Valley
West Berliners Flood East for Easter Wall Break
Several hundred thousand West Berliners visited East Berlin over Master Sunday and the three day holiday, attending St Hedwig's Cathedral and Marien Church while visiting iconic sites like the East Berlin Zoo and Alexanderplatz. The wall opening aims to influence ratification talks with Poland and Russia and marks the first return to East Berlin in six years and East German cities outside the capital in 20 years. Cardinal Alfred Bengsch led a festive service at St Hedwig's Cathedral as West Berliners joined neighbors from Czechoslovakia and Poland under new travel rules.
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Band of rustlers steal cattle near Amazon mouth
A ranchera association charges a gang drives cattle from Belem toward the Amazon mouth and hides them in speedboats with secret slaughter houses along the river. Local authorities seek arrests as cattle losses mount in the region.
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Brazil
Amazon River
Canton Trade Fair draws inquiries on next plane out and tech interests
Traders at the Canton fair speed inquiries via hotel visits about next flights. Lubman notes Chinese buyers demand detailed price breakdowns and rigorous inspections by the Chinese Commodity Inspection Bureau. rust and mildew create post arrival claims. German firms report rust in steel cable orders. furs arrived mildewed in Paris.
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Canton
Lubman
Chinese Commodity Inspection Bureau
China
Paris
King Hussein signals possible peace path with open Jerusalem plan
In Washington, King Hussein suggested Jerusalem as an open city jointly administered by Jews and Arabs and serving as the capital for both Israel and a Palestinian West Bank province. He indicated flexibility on talks with Israel and urged a broad, durable peace encompassing Jordan and Palestine.
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Palestine
Industry Enjoys Good Quarter in Texas Construction
The Texas construction sector posted its second best first quarter on record per the Texas Contractor trade review. Total three month volume reached $370,249,734, with March at $128,264,787 and February $195 million plus. Hunt Building Corp. of El Paso led March with a $10,823,000 UT Permian Basin phase I award in Odessa.
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Texas
Texas Contractor Trade Review
Hunt Building Corp. of
el Paso
University of Texas
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