Crackers explode when bitten spark nationwide concern
Authorities nationwide are seizing cracker balls tiny pellets that explode when bitten. The brightly colored pellets, about three-eights of an inch, resemble candy and have caused at least one child’s death with nine more injured as officials warn of their danger. Massachusetts inspectors seized 450 boxes under the Hazardous Labeling Act, while a Portland judge ordered seizure of over 3000 caps from a distributing firm.
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Massachusetts Department of Public Health
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Sylvia's aggressive bridge bidding leads to a club and trump coup
South dealer Sylvia Was known for bidding aggressively to reach games. In a rubber context she opens two spades with a strong hand, West leads a trump, and she executes a sequence that uses a club ace and a trump entry to endplay West. She discards a heart on a club return, then rids three diamonds on clubs and the king of hearts, achieving a favorable six spade contract.
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West
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Congo birth day highlights growth amid economic illness
Leopoldville marked its fifth birthday with celebrations as politicians and a marching military. Yet Congo's economy remains sickly due to insecurity, overspending, a large military budget, and a heavy bureaucracy. Rebellions deter foreign investment while a new profit repatriation regime is sought, with economists urging a strong government and end to conflict to attract capital.
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Congo
Africa
United Nations
Kwilu
Kivu
Moise Tshombe
Nattrass Heads Calgary Trap Championship Field
About 200 entrants from Canada and the United States will vie for trophies and 5000 dollars in prize money at the Canadian Trap shooting championships in Calgary July 1 through 4. Notable competitors include Ed Wladichuck of Ancaster and Harry Willsie of Montreal along with Floyd Nattrass of Edmonton Curt Hoskins of Spokane Frank Opsal and Jack Wiley of Vancouver and Len Jensen of Minot. The event will be staged at the Calgary Gun Club.
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Calgary
Canada
United States
U.S. Northwest
Toronto
Quebec City
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Edmonton
Montreal
Spokane
Ed Wladichuck
Ancaster
Ont
Hamilton
Harry Willsie
Floyd Nattrass
Curt Hoskins
Moon Stones Set World Record For Nonstop Music
West German quartet Moon Stones claimed a world record by playing nonstop music for 150 hours and then continued for 15 more hours to ensure the mark. They surpassed the prior 125 hour record held by another German band.
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Bad Kreuznach
Reuters
Moonstones
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