Green Pool plan aims at Western Europe food price cut
Western European leaders push a Green Pool to ease tariffs and boost production across France Italy West Germany the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg. The plan seeks integrated agriculture and free cross border harvests to lower food costs and reduce import bills amid debates on mechanization currency and national loyalties.
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Western Europe
Kremlin
Paris
Sicco L. Manshoit
Pierre Pilimlin
Europe
France
Italy
West Germany
Netherlands
Bel
Gium
Luxembourg
Green
Schuman
Green Pool
Holland
New Brunswick
Niagara District
Federal Grants For Six Alberta Health Units
Six rural Alberta health units receive federal grants totaling 82,700 to expand services in northern and southern regions. Units include Athabasca Grande Prairie Stony Plain Lac Ste Anne Vegreville Medicine Hat Bow Valley serving about 148,000 people. Local communities cover roughly 40 percent of operating costs.
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Ottawa
Alberta
Paul Martin
National Health and Welfare
Athabasca
Grande Prairie
Stony Plain and
Lac Ste. Anne
Vegreville
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Bow Valley
Martin
Stony Plain
Eniwetok Narrows Land Strips Rise modestly
The atoll features about 30 narrow strips of land forming low ridges that rise no more than 26 feet above the Pacific waters.
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Eniwetok
Pacific
Calgary police officer's historic coin collection noted
Ian MacRae, a police court officer in Calgary, preserves a notable coin collection. It includes a Danish shilling dated 1771 and a token bearing the head of King George III, along with Canadian and Asiatic coins.
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Calgary
Ian MacRae
George III
Turtle found bears Harris initials 43 years later
In Providence Rhode Island a 56 year old man named Larry G Harris recalls carving his initials on a turtle when he was thirteen. A 13 year old boy later found the same turtle near Harris home linking a decades old childhood act to a current discovery.
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Providence
R.I
Larry G. Harris
Harris
Elusive Woodcock Performs Annual Ritual by Moonlit Meadow
Ottawa observers describe a woodcock repeating a nightly courtship and territorial display each April to May at Gatineau hills. The bird’s ritual involves head bobbing, nasal beeps, and hovering songs to defend territory, with hunting noted as fall pursuit in North America.
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Ottawa
Gatineau Hills
United States
Maritime Provinces
Scientists Pool Knowledge On Exploiting Of Sun Energy
The National Science Foundation offers 6000 for a September conference at the University of Wisconsin Madison where about 30 physicists and engineers will review current solar energy knowledge and outline research to enhance its use. The goal is to spark progress toward converting solar energy to heat light and power to ease oil and coal shortages.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Foundation
Gems of Thought Quotation Collection 3040
A compact anthology of quotes from notable figures on freedom justice society and individual development. Includes lines from Ibsen Debs Galsworthy and Haldane among others, reflecting ideals of liberty social effort and personal responsibility.
Mississippi fish report shames anglers over aging stock
The Game and Fish Commission in Jackson released a report claiming that 90 percent of Mississippi’s fish are dying of old age, a finding the agency said should shame every fisherman in the state.
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Jackson
Miss
Game and Fish Commission
Mississippi
Nervous Headaches Considered Equal To Other Ailments
Dr John Lovett Doust of the University of Toronto explains in Health magazine that headaches signal stress and imbalance not disease. Many headaches stem from psychogenic causes tied to worry and conflict, requiring psychiatric help for relief.
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John Lovett Doust
University of Toronto
Doust
Health
Deust
Need Safer Tractors for Safer Farm Work
A Brandon editorial urges safer tractors after frequent rollovers and fatalities in farming. It calls for improved stability, lower center of gravity, and innovative design by industrialists to reduce overturn risks on slopes.
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Brandon Sun
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Joyce
Polish National Alliance
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Ibsen
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Mary Baker Eddy
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