Little Drama Expected At UN Session
The 24th annual U N General Assembly opens Tuesday amid a Middle East war threat and continuing Vietnam fighting. Diplomats expect limited progress on key crises but anticipate wide discussion and public debate, offering a forum for major powers to bargaining and exchange views.
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West Faces Severe Water Shortage by 2200 Says Expert
Colorado River official H P Dugan warns 17 western states may face a major water shortage by 2200 unless new sources are developed. He cites population growth to 64 million and irrigated land rising to 50 million acres, urging studies on imports and river-system water inventories.
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Ruffing Convention Guides a Safe Beat in Spade Return
East wins the queen on a nine spade lead against four hearts. By returning a low spade to signal ruffing, West ruffs and the partnership forces a club lead, enabling a spade ruff and eventual defeat of the contract by two tricks. Ground note hints Sahara heat.
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FDA Chief Served Bad Meat On Airline Flight
Dr Herbert L Ley Jr head of the FDA told a House subcommittee he was served tainted roast beef on an airline. He said part of the shipment had not been refrigerated and the meat was purid though not the entire shipment. He reviewed four airlines’ galleys after the incident.
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Dropout Priests Deny Celibacy Rule
A survey of 317 American priests who left the priesthood finds celibacy was not the main cause. Jesuit Rev. Eugene Schallert says reform support from the Second Vatican Council, not celibacy, drove the departures. The study notes strong beliefs remained, and post‑leaving dating varied.
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