Astonishing Exhibit Gives Odd Picture of U S Life
A Moscow exhibit portrays American life through oddities from rubber fins to camping gear. Items range from a captain's gig, space construction sets, and Levi's jeans to a Polaroid exhibit and small-business displays. The State Department notes the display emphasizes daily life, consumer culture, and American values.
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Washington
Ameriwear Rubber Fins
Ivanit Q
Moscow
Gimcracks
Harold C. McCrehlan
Ems
America
Conversion of Sea Water Takes Years
Sacramento reports sea water conversion remains costly and unlikely to beat planned ortho dox water programs. State water director Harvey Q. Banks cautions against hopeful bets on early wide adoption that could threaten economically feasible plans to supply water to thirsty areas. He notes high plant and facility costs delay practical use and adequate supplies in the foreseeable future.
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Sacramento
Harvey Q. Banks
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Man Dies on Train on Way for Checkup
Dale L. Hiller a 30 year old Attica carpenter died aboard a railroad train en route to Lafayette for a medical checkup. Relatives said he was traveling with his brother Dr Glenn Hiller to a Detroit salt water conversion plant site for a visit. Officials said the death occurred Tuesday during the ride as a state federal team examined mash demonstrations.
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Dale L. Hiller
Attica
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Detroit
Glenn Hiller
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