Music Aims To Grow Bigger Mangoes In Florida Grove
Grower Joshua Segal hauls four speakers around a 50 acre mango grove to test if music helps trees produce tastier fruit. The A P report notes Irv ing Wexler of Muzakk Corp says similar music aids corn and dental patients. Music runs 24 hours daily for two years with center trees hardest hit.
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Theodore A. Ediger
Associated Press
Miami, Fla
Joshua Segal
Iowa
Muzack Corp
Irving Wexler
Wexler
Segal
Convoy Ambushed Near Tay Ninh Amid Skirmishes
In Tay Ninh area two small clashes were reported on the city's fringes. A U S convoy was ambushed farther out but advisers said enemy forces likely withdrew. About 2000 South Vietnamese paratroopers were involved in the fighting on the southwestern and southeastern edges of the city.
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Saigon
Tay Ninh City
U.S
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Tay Ninh
Pueblo Captain Admits Vessel Entered North Korean Waters
North Korea says Pueblo captain Lloyd M. Bucher confessed the ship was deep inside North Korean waters when seized on January 23 and that the crew admitted grave crimes. U.S. officials dispute the intrusion and call for a neutral investigation. The broadcast notes a 20th anniversary news conference attended by foreign reporters.
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Tokoyo
North Korea
U.S
Pueblo
Central
Lloyd M. Bucher
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
Bucher
Johnson
the Guardian
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Asahi
Yomiuri
Mainichi
Soviets Withdraw From Czech Cities Invasion Fallout
Prague quiets as troops pull back from major cities, with tanks removed from downtown areas and evacuation of key encampments noted. Bratislava Kosice and Brno also reported withdrawals while air traffic resumes near Prague airport amid lingering Soviet presence.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
St. Wenceslas Square
Bratislava
Kosice
Brno
Tank Park
Pravda
Communist Party
Socialist Labor Party Seeks Ohio Ballot Spot
The Socialist Labor Party pursues a place on Ohio's presidential ballot by joining George C. Wallace's Supreme Court case but is denied a temporary ballot position for the Nov 5 election. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown says the SLP must obtain a federal court order.
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Columbus
Ohio
Socialist Labor Party
George C. Wallace
U.S. Supreme Court
Wallace
American Independent Party
SLP
Ted W. Brown
Seven Million Navy F111 Crashes Off California Coast
A Navy F111B fighter bomber, a seven million dollar swing wing aircraft, crashed 90 miles off California while on a routine test under Hughes Aircraft control. Pilot Barton Warren and engineer Anthony A Byland, Hughes employees of Los Angeles, were aboard. debris and an oil slick were reported but no survivors found. Search efforts continued with helicopters and aircraft from Point Mugu.
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Point Mugu
Calif
California
Air Force
Mason Like
Pacific Ocean
Navy
Hughes Aircraft Co
Barton Warren
Anthony A. Byland
Hughes
Los Angeles
Warren
Naval Base
Nixon daughter says wedding will be in church not White House
Julie Nixon, daughter of Richard Nixon, says she and David Eisenhower will marry in a church regardless of her father's election win. She warns a White House wedding would become a state affair and is not desired.
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Lancaster Pa
Julie Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
David Eisenhower
White House
Miss Nixon
Clear skies and cool temperatures forecast tonight
The forecast calls for clear skies and a low near 50 tonight followed by fair skies and warmer temperatures on Friday. Yesterday's high in Middletown reached 62 with an overnight low of 47.
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Middletown
War's Exciting For LBJ's Sons-In-Law
President Johnson said his son in law Nugent has been grounded for excessive flying with munitions squadron planes. He also noted Robb completed frontline duty with the 7th Marine Regiment and described a near miss from an overhead shell during a shower.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
White House
Patrick J. Nugent
Charles S. Robb
Nugent
Luci
Pat
Robb
Lynda
7Th Marine Regiment
Danang
Alden to resign as Ohio University president in June
Vernon R. Alden announced he will step down as Ohio University president next June. He will serve as chairman of the board and executive committees of The Boston Co. Inc. and the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co. in Boston.
Ray confinement could jeopardize King case trial
Arthur Hanes Sr. says James Earl Ray's mental state is strained by constant surveillance after return from England. Ray has been held in Memphis and London jails since June 8, with two guards watching 24 hours a day and bright lights in Shelby County jail. Hanes requested drop of indictment due to publicity, but motion was denied.
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Memphis, Tenn
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Arthur Hanes Sr
James Earl Ray
London
Memphis
Hanes
Ray
United States
England
Shelby County
Big Brother
Catholic Bishops Waver On Papal Birth Control Encyclical
Reaction to Pope Paul VI encyclical barring contraception varies worldwide. Some priests face suspensions while many bishops in the United States and Europe defend conscience and dissent.
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New York
Paul
Australia
Ireland
Great Britain
United States
O’boyle
Western
Europe
Regium
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Lloyd Bucher
L'Unita
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Congressman
PAP
Nepszabadsag
Africa
Dubcek
Czech
Vassily Kuznetsov
Cleveland, Ohio
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Soviet Union
James E. Webb
Webb
Mars
Electric Company
Julie Nixos
Ann Landers
Heloise Cee Bene
Cote E
Ewes Theaters
Eee
Eee Valley News
Patrick Cardinal O’boyle
Washington, D.C
Archdiocesan
Gregory Baum
St. Michael’s College
University of Toronto
Netherlands
Belgium
West Germany
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
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