Arkansas River floodcrest eases with threat to farmland
The Arkansas River flood from Colorado has leveled off with danger limited to low lying farmland. Crest placement near Wichita Hutchinson remains unclear as streams and creeks spill on rural areas.
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Russians Question Stress On Science
A Soviet poll suggests students feel Russia emphasizes science too much at the expense of other subjects. The issue arises amid pride in science education and the historic Sputnik launch that spurred American interest while youth debates balance with humanities.
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Policy Tangles Over Geneva Accords and Viet Nam Debate
Page One coverage outlines concessions and a possible settlement accepting the 4 Geneva accords. Fulbright and Johnson discussions follow a White House meeting. Ford criticizes legitimizing Communist control in Viet Nam. A separate section cites a Pravda poll on Russian students overwork and demand for humanities and free time.
Six US aircrews strike targets in Vietnam action report
Reports detail attacks 80 to 100 miles south of Hanoi on bridges and a railroad boxcar yard, plus mortar fire near Nha Trang and a clash at Toumorong. Casualties include one sailor killed and 18 wounded. several aircraft damaged or destroyed during operations by Skyraiders, Skyhawks, B57s, and Phantom jets.
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Saarland vote narrows as SPD gains on CDU in final ballot
In Saarland, the Social Democrats won 40.7 percent of 594,893 votes, gaining five seats to 21 in the 50-member legislature while the Christian Democrats led with 42.7 percent and 23 seats. The Free Democrats dropped to four seats.
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Berkeley Rebels Hear Verdicts
In Berkeley California a three day stream of verdicts begins for University of California rebels arrested during the December Berkeley campus sit in at Spreull Hall. About 60 defendants face individual verdicts on trespassing and failure to disperse with some charged with resisting arrest.
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Cancer Cause Study At Oak Ridge National Lab
A National Laboratory conducts a study on cancer causes focusing on chemical and radiation exposure. The program aims to echo underlying health effects and trace potential links to certain substances under the direction of a lead scientist.
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Convicts Die in Prison Brawl in Mindanao Colony
Fourteen inmates were killed and three wounded in a clash between rival Oxo and Sigue-Sigue factions at a Mindanao island prison colony. Officials said the fight erupted after Sigue-Sigue members were confined for rule violations and Oxo members gained a key to open cell doors.
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Fumes Fatal To Explorers In Cavern Blast
Four explorers from Cotton Ohio died while blasting a new entrance to Zane Caverns near Ravenend. They were overcome by fumes from dynamite after a 20 foot hole was blasted. bodies recovered two hours later at the site.
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Phoenix South Mountain student places second in Elks oratorical
David Banks a junior at Phoenix South Mountain High School won second place in the regional oratorical contest sponsored by the Elks Lodge in Oakland California. He resides at 1935 BE Weir and was the sixth consecutive South Mountain student to reach regionals. He earned a trophy 25 cash at Oakland joining 24 savings bond and 1 000 scholarship from the state contest.
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South Africa Bars Negroes Policy Sparks U.S. Row
In Johannesburg Premier Hendrik Verwoerd said South Africa refused to allow Negro scientists to staff U.S. satellite tracking stations in the country and urged respect for apartheid. The diplomatic dispute follows a prior incident involving a U S carrier and a planned Cape Town visit.
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Queen Mother Elizabeth Returns From Canada Visit
Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, completed a five day tour in Canada and returned to London today.
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