Indira Gandhi to Visit Moscow for Economic Talks
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi plans a Moscow trip to discuss Soviet misgivings over India's economic policy. Talks likely to focus on public sector emphasis and attracting private American investment as part of a mixed economy. The Soviet Union has provided about a billion dollars in aid to India.
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Wolfhounds fund lifeline for Osaka orphans in Viet Nam war
In Viet Nam the 1st and 2nd Battalions of the Wolfhounds send monthly support to Holy Family orphanage in Osaka. Letters from 6 and 9 year olds express gratitude and fear. Contributions rose from 1800 to 4200 dollars in February, then 3777 in March as 1800 Wolfhounds aid the cause.
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Mud Slides Kill 89 In Hong Kong
In Hong Kong a Sunday storm triggered mud and rock slides across the island. Rescue workers recovered 51 bodies, with 16 more buried and 22 others missing. Police, firemen, and troops searched mud filled valleys as 14 inch rainfall caused widespread disruption.
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Man Discovers Dog Laughs At Movie But Hates Book
A theatergoer behind a shaggy dog sees it chuckle through the film yet the dog hated the book. The woman explains the dog enjoyed the movie while disliking the book, leaving the man bemused.
Cigarette Waste Clogs Sewage Systems, Florida Board Says
Florida health officials report cigarette filters flushed down toilets clog many municipal and private sewage systems, labeling smoking as a broader health hazard and urging cleanup.
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Florida Board of Health
Officials Prepared: AFL to Employ 30 Game Umpires
The American Football League plans a staff of 30 game officials this season, aiming to ensure consistent officiating across all scheduled games. The move signals a structured approach to on-field management with standardized duties for referees and line judges.
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Savanna Illinois Seeks Sewer Growth With Grant and Loan
The Economic Development Administration approved a $348 000 grant and a $348 000 loan to Savanna Illinois to extend storm and sanitary sewer lines for industrial growth. The loan runs 40 years at 3 percent interest. Charles D Casey Stengel is noted as executive scout with the New York Mets.
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Charles D
Casey) Stengel
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