Turkey Refuses Iraqi Affairs. Belgium to Handle U.S. Ties
Diplomatic sources say U S affairs in Iraq will be handled by the Belgian Embassy despite a Washington request for Turkey to manage them after Baghdad broke with the United States over the Middle East war last week. Turkey withdrew as relations with Iraq risked worsening.
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Botanical Research Highlights Green Plants’ Life-Support Role
Dr. William C. Steere of the New York Botanical Garden warns that most people overlook green plants essential to life. He notes solar energy stores in plants power all food chains from algae to crops and urges ongoing conservation and research to prevent humanity’s self-destruction.
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Israel to open Wailing Wall to public via Zion Gate
Israel plans midweek unrestricted public access to the Wailing Wall through the Zion Gate. Earlier entries were limited to area soldiers VIPs and holders of special military permits after the Old City seizure from Jordan control.
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Potted Plants Help In Beautifying America
Container gardening gains traction under national Beautifying America policy. Portable, easily moved plants enhance indoor and outdoor spaces, proving their enduring appeal and role in public beautification efforts.
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Garden News on Easy Ground Cover and Plant Choices
A guide to versatile ground covers from vinca, ivy, and pachysandra to bearberry and junipers. It notes evergreen varieties, seasonal flowering plants, and the rise of container gardening with 12 000 U S growers providing quality plants. Advice covers soil prep, manuring, and planting tips for woodsy and garden settings.
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Red clay pots praised by plant experts and authorities
Leading plant culture authorities including the U S Department of Agriculture agree that both professional and amateur gardeners grow healthier plants in standard red clay pots.
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