Food recovery in North Vietnam as bombing eases
U.S. intelligence reports relief from bombing boosts North Vietnamese farming. Thousands of civilians who repaired roads and rails are returning to work in agriculture. Rice lands in the Red River Delta show intensive farming while shipments from the Soviet Union continue for sustenance.
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Jumping to conclusions in daily life and society
Hal Boyle offers humorous reflections on human foibles from pets and politics to marriage and vanity. The column highlights quirks in behavior, such as a preference for cats over dogs, the theatrical vibes of politicians, and the irony of modern life. It surveys manners, media, and ambition with light satire.
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SEC Examines Stock Trading Fees in Open Hearing
Washington AP The Securities and Exchange Commission holds rare open hearings to probe U S stock trading costs. It plans to question New York Stock Exchange staff on minimum fee structures and fee splitting among large brokerages as it gathers facts through the initial phase running through this week.
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Race Rescue and Winds Tumult Over Milwaukee Canoe Race
Twenty four people were rescued from Lake Michigan after 30 mph gusts overturned a flotilla of canoes and kayaks during a Milwaukee race.
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