Harbor cleanup trims 503 tons of refuse in July
Hong Kong government scavenging fleet removed 503 tons of harbor refuse in July, mainly timber domestic rubbish straw fruits and vegetables, slightly down from June. Also notes Sandy Hook lighthouse built in 1764 as oldest in operation in western hemisphere. AP wirephoto shows Margaret Litowski supervising 25 staff processing damaged currency and reimbursing senders.
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Hong Kong
Sandy Hook
New Jersey
Garet Litowski
No Historical Comfort To Rhodesian Sanctions Seekers
UN report argues sanctions rarely compel state behavior and rarely succeed. It notes no mandatory UN sanctions history, limited League actions, and repeated evasion by target regimes. It cites Cuba, Italy Ethiopia episodes and highlights enforcement weaknesses in international law. Ontario holds over 80 percent of global known nickel reserves.
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Max Warrelson
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International Af
Ian Smith
League of Nations
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
U.N. Assembly
Security Council
Rhodesia
South Africa
U.N
Italy
Ethiopia
League Assembly
Eudopia
League
Kautz Installed as Scout Executive for National Capital Area
J Howard Kautz named Scout Executive of the National Capital Area Council Boy Scouts of America. Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey announced the appointment, with Kautz to begin duties January 1, 1967 in Washington DC. He has 31 years as a professional Scouter and prior service in Europe and the United States Navy Reserve.
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National Capital Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Lewis B. Hershey
Kautz
Washington, D.C
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N.J
Willard
Ohio
University of Akron
Centenary Methodist Church
Metuchen
New Jersey
Columbus
Jackson
Michigan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Illinois
National Council
Transatlantic
Heidelberg
Germany
Alpha Phi Omega
Scouting
Order of the Arrow
International Bureau
Alexico City
United States Naval Reserve
J.g
Scoutin
Olaf Slostad
Philadelphia
Negro Pupils Enrolled in Desegregated Southern Schools Rise
Washington AP figures show a more than doubling this year in the number of Negro pupils in public schools with white students across 11 Deep South states. Office of Education reports an estimated 489,950 Negro students in desegregated schools this year, up from 216,600 in fall 1985, based on a state survey of 17 Southern and border states.
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Washington
Deep South
Office of Education
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Oklahoma
West Virginia
New Arts School Opened in Beirut Under Lebanese University
The School of Fine Arts in Beirut, affiliated with Lebanese University, has about 10 students. Director Antoine Nahas says teaching standards rival European faculties, with courses in architecture painting decorating arts and dramatic art. Students will learn architectural history and practical skills like reinforced concrete strength and metal skeleton construction.
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NEW Arts School
Beirut, Lebanon
Beirut
Antoine Nahas
Nahas
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