Spain Bar Bills Spark Diplomatic Advice on Silence
Spanish diplomats warn foreigners that arguing over bar bills can lead to accusations of insulting Generalissimo Franco with potential prison terms. They note many cases end with six months to a year of suspended sentences, while some witnesses report being jailed for extended periods awaiting trial. A diplomat advises calling a policeman and, if possible, using an interpreter to avoid miscommunication.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Youngsters May Copy Little Miss Muffet With Whey Ice Pops
The Agriculture Department announces fruit ice lollipops made from cottage cheese whey to cut sugar by a sixth and boost protein for children. Flavors include strawberry orange lemon and lime. The aim is a healthier dessert option for youngsters.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Local hero ready to answer nation’s call again
Among the first to respond to our country's call when help was needed and he believes this time will be no exception. For more information, contact MSgt Willard F. Neumann at 429 State St Madison Wisconsin 256-1809 collect.
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Willard F. Neumann
State St
Madison, Wis
Canine War Heroes Buried in Guam Cemetery
In a clearing near Anderson Air Force Base and Agana a small graveyard holds 23 World War II K-9 Corps dogs buried in Guam. Four corporals Bunkie Hobo Yonn ie and Koko and 16 privates first class are named with dog headstone icons and three unknowns. The American War Dog Cemetery is tended by Air Force kennel attendants at Anderson AFB where 21 German shepherds remain part of Guam’s military.
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Agana
Guam
Anderson Air Force Base
Pacific
U.S
Bunkie
Hobo
Yonnie
Koko
Anderson Afb
Ice Sheet Vanishes from Large US and Canada Areas
Geologically the vast ice sheet disappeared just yesterday from populous regions of the United States and Canada. The remaining ice mass now mostly covers Greenland and Baffin Island, shaping long term climate and geography notes.
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United States
Canada
Greenland
Baffin Island
U S Army Seeks 500 More Nurses
The Army calls for 500 additional registered nurses to care for influx of new soldiers. Capt William P Taylor, acting commanding officer, says the plea named Project 500 targets both male and female nurses in the Fifth Recruiting District spanning 13 states and urges immediate action. Recruiters at Army stations offer details on the Nurse Corps and recruitment processes.
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US Army
William P. Taylor
North
Milwaukee Street
Milwaukee
Taylor
Army
Army Nurse Corps
Jet aircraft parts count reaches 18000 key structures
A modern jet contains about 18 000 key structural parts and over 500 000 individual components highlighting its complex assembly and engineering scale.
Governor Eyes Dairying Future For Wisconsin Farmers
Governor Warren P. Knowles addressed the Golden Guernsey Co operative in Waukesha noting dairying’s brighter future than experts expected. He cited rising costs yet rising market prices and said dairy efficiency could grow milk output with fewer farms. He projected greater demand from a growing world population and ongoing ag research.
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Waukesha
Warren P. Knowles
Golden Guernsey Co-operative
Knowles
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