Viet election stirs doubts on U S role in Saigon
Editorial argues South Vietnam’s October 3 presidential race is a farce with Minh withdrawing and Ky briefly ruled eligible by court. It notes Thieu remains main candidate and questions American withdrawal amid public doubts, urging scrutiny of democracy amid war.
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Barbados Black-Bellied Sheep Eyes California Field Trials
California researchers and ranchers study Barbados Black-Bellied Sheep for meat production and grazing in foothill and brushland. The breed grows hair instead of wool and shows alert, spirited behavior with potential as a game animal. trials occur on California ranches and a UC field station.
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Daydreams of daring in HAL BOYLE column
HAL Boyle lists playful, bold daydreams to try at work and home. He suggests fantasies from Prussian haircuts to riding Niagara Falls in a tractor tire and turning the swivel chair into a white horse as a test of a man’s imagination and nerve.
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Hal Boyle
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Cleopatra
Nile
Derring
Niagara Falls
National Brotherhood
Ali McGraw
Thunderstorms by region in World Almanac data
The World Almanac notes about 1,800 thunderstorms occur worldwide each month. In the United States the West Coast records fewer than 10 storms annually while Florida experiences more than 100 storms per year.
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World Almanac
United States
West Coast
Florida
Economic rules unlikely to trigger a mass strike
Labor experts in Washington say a general strike over the new government economic policy is highly unlikely. AFL-CIO voices note potential directed actions as contracts near the 90 day price-wage freeze, but unified strikes risk public backlash and legal protections.
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Fickle Traffic Light Sparks City Liability Case
A motorist sues over an intersection crash blaming a green to red light change. The court finds city negligence due to a malfunctioning signal, while cases show immunity in other jurisdictions and discuss obscured or missing stop signs and causation. Written by Will Bernard for ABA.
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Questions and odd facts from L M Boyd column
A collage of trivia about salaries in sports and arts, marriage ads, nudity controversy, tips for waiters, and curious Q A from LM Boyd. Includes notes on Jan versus July time perception, Mary Jacobs credit, and divorce statistics with reader letters to Fort Worth syndicate.
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Albert Einstein
Mary Phelps Jacobs
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Robert Fulton
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Fort Worth
Why Labor Is Mad Puerto Rico Woes Reality or Fiction
Puerto Rico faces political and economic controversy as governors visit San Juan. Independence activists threaten protests while Gov. Ferre argues that economic declines are overstated with gains in manufacturing and rising tax receipts. Unemployment edges higher and tourism falters amid store bombings and campus violence.
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Europe
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