Clam Diggers Delight Cruising the San Juan Islands
Idle Hour captain Chris Wilkins offers six day all expense cruises to the San Juan Islands sailing weekly from Orcas Island. Guests travel with three women aboard the 40 foot auxiliary craft enjoying leisurely days, hammock dozing and scenic exploration amid the 175 islands. The Pig War history on San Juan Island is noted and the voyage runs through October with visits to English Camp and other historic sites.
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Anacortes
Wash
Chris Wilkins
San Juan
San Juans
San Juan Island
Wilkins
Orcas Island
Hi Fi birth play by play for new fathers at California Hospital
Newborns at California Hospital in Los Angeles have birth transcripts with doctor commentary. A foot pedal starts the recording as the baby's first cries are captured and transmitted to the father's waiting room. The plastic disc records the birth time, mother's condition, and the child's sex. Two fathers have fainted upon meeting their babies.
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Los Angeles
INS
California Hospital
Ther
Public attention urged to ease court congestion says lawyers
Government lawyers blame apathy and limited funds for court congestion that harms civil cases. They cite aging judges and slow calendars as key issues, noting four years to trial in Brooklyn and two and a half years in Washington. The Justice Department backs efforts to speed trials.
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Washington
Nana
Justice Department
Earl Warren
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
New Jersey
William P. Rogers
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Uncle Sam
Asparse
Brooklyn
Thhe
District of Columbia
Mystery its 17th Year for Locusts
A Chicago Tribune feature explains the 17 year cicadas reemerge in spring as harmless swarming cicadas, not true locusts. Entomologists note the event spans Rhode Island to Wisconsin and Midwest states, with adults courting and laying eggs before dying, while mentioning the historical misnaming and caveats about their impact.
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Chicago
Hitler
Poland
Eisenhower
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kentucky
Arbitration Is Fourth A Course At Performing Arts High
In New York the High School of Performing Arts students joined a real arbitration exercise. About 600 aspiring actors and dancers pledged to examine matters in controversy and make a just award. A staged hearing echoed a labor management dispute over seniority and promotions in a typewriter service firm.
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New York
New York City
High School of Performing Arts
Typewriter Repair and Service
Occar
Dutch Treat Favored by U S Airmen
U S airmen prefer Holland to any other European country citing friendly locals English speaking and affordable housing. Soesterberg base near Amsterdam hosts the 32nd Fighter Day Squadron with Dutch scenery including lakes tulips and canals. Amsterdam Rotterdam and The Hague are within an hour drive and Dutch towns resemble American suburbs with hotels restaurants and cinemas showing Hollywood films.
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Amsterdam
Holland
U.S
England
32Nd
Soesterberz Air Base
France
Italy
Germany
Loosdrecht
Vinkeveen
Leerdam
Soesterberg
Rotterdam
Hague
Ziest
U S Latin American Policy Revamp Urged As Conference Nears
Panama City reports observers urge a reassessment of U S policy toward Latin America as a summit of Western Hemisphere presidents nears. They critique democratic claims and note several leaders in power through non democratic means and upheaval.
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U.S
Panama City
Nana
United States
Latin America
U. S
U. S. Information Service
Tooted the Horn
Ricardo Arias
France Warns America Over Moroccan Base Evacuation
Paris reports the French government told U S Ambassador Dillon that Morocco may demand evacuation of four key U S air bases. Sultan Ben Youssef, after negotiating with French officials, pledged to honor treaties but faces pressure from Moroccan extremists. The sultan prefers keeping some bases open, citing revenue and U S ties. Concluded on page 5.
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Bernard Kaplan
Paris
Nana
U. S
Douglas Dillon
Morocco
Christian Pineau
Pineau
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
France
Merocco
NATO
Cource
Ben Youssef
Love Living-I's Wonderful by Carol Myers
In Kingstree South Carolina Bernard Mannes Baruch the octogenarian adviser to Presidents lives between Hobcaw near Georgetown and Little Hoocaw near Kingstree He cherishes hunting farming irrigation and the South Carolina landscape While he enjoys war books and Churchill portraits he keeps his wit and humor ready noting he loves living and finds the region’s bird country superb and reflective of a long life well spent.
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South Carolina
Hobcaw Estate
Georgetown
Little Hoocaw
Kingstree
Little Hooeaw
Hubean
Baruch
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Rosario
Haro Straits
Vancouver Island
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State of Washington
Idle Hour
Coast
Alan Emory
North American Newspaper Alliance
John F. Lembower
Henry S. Dybas
Chicago Natural History Museum
Middle East
Air Force
Europe
Jose Figueres
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
U. S. State Department
America
Sultan Treds
Bernard Baruch
By Carol Myers
S. C
Eagle
Bernard Mannes Baruch
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Thomas Bullfinch
Bernard Barucil
Sears Roebuck
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