Earth Undergoes Global Checkup By 10000 Scientists
Washington AP reports that over 11 months more than 10,000 scientists in 66 nations conducted a global physical examination of Earth. Findings include rising CO2 warming potential, Antarctic ice underestimation, vast ocean mineral riches, new underwater mountains, dual surface ocean currents, and extreme cold near Australia at minus 109F. The work is part of the International Geophysical Year.
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Bem Price
Washington
National Science Foundation
House
Antarctic
Pacific
Panama
Asia
Dog's Freedom Puts Owner In Legal Doghouse
MINEOLA N Y AP Archie Berkey a 47 year old Massapequa Park steamfitter was charged with breaking into an animal shelter to free his dog a boxer named Bob. The dog was found without a license tag and later located at the owner s home after shelter officials reported a broken window. Berkey argued Bob lost his tag but police kept the dog at home with its owner.
Daylight Time Saves Man Money in Traffic Court
In Louisville, AP reports R. B. Knollenberg challenged a $20 parking fine arguing that signs failed to specify Central Standard Time or Daylight Saving Time. Judge L. R. Curtis dismissed the fine, noting the time reference ambiguity. Louisville plans to switch to daylight time in summer and unclear if signs will be updated.
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Louisville, Ky
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L. R. Curtis
Louisville
Texas Forecast: Warm with scattered thundershowers
United Press International reports for Texas East and South Central area partly cloudy warm through Saturday with widely scattered afternoon and evening storms. West and North Central expect thunderstorms.
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United Press International
Texas
Texas Tornado Outbreak Hits Panhandle. Two Injured
Two confirmed tornadoes tore into the Texas Panhandle early today injuring two people and causing heavy property damage. A 50 yard wide funnel north of Borger demolished a trailer home and damaged three farm buildings while Amarillo troopers reported a second twister between Lator and McLean. Three additional tornadoes were seen near Stafford Spearman and Kerrick as storms spread from Oregon to the Atlantic coast with scattered showers in the Rockies and Wabash levee concerns in Vincennes.
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Walls and rooms take spotlight at Chicago furniture show
At the international home furnishings market in Chicago an accessor maker notes profits lie in walls while room dividers and glass rondelays draw attention. Frances Higgins designs the rondelays, linked by brass rings for use as dividers, screens, or door decor. Fabrics showcase geometric patterns, smokeless draperies, and durable weaves. Other highlights include an ottoman usable as a checkerboard, a built in hi fi 100 record sofa, family rocking chairs, and canopy beds in modern and early American styles.
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Chicago
UPS
Frances
Michael Higgins
The Facts About Menopause Digest Summary
Aunt Molly’s gossip harms women aged forty to fifty as fear overwhelms. July Digest debunks myths about change of life, arguing misapprehension is the greater hazard. The piece is one of 35 condensed Digest articles available at newsstands.
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Molly
Floods Shift Into Illinois from Indiana Risk
Major flood threats from the Wabash River shifted temporarily from Indiana to Illinois as levee workers in Vincennes exhausted by three days of reinforcing flood walls believed the river would not break through. Officials warned heavy rains in the north could alter the outlook while in Russellville Illinois state police and volunteers maintained around the clock patrol to plug weak spots and keep the river from finding a hole.
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Vincennes
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Illinois
Russellville
Tll
Kitchen Sink Theft Lands Men In Jail
Huntington residents Charles Bias and Ezekiel Miller were charged after stealing two sinks from a warehouse. Police reported the incident yesterday in Huntington West Virginia.
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Huntington
W. Va
Charles Bias
Ezekiel Miller
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