The great white shark facts from National Geographic
Washington reports on great white sharks with science as bold as fiction. The article notes average lengths around 18 feet, teeth over five inches, and rare encounters. It cites counts of 40 to 300 annual worldwide fatalities by sharks, emphasizes risk without provoking attacks, and lists species including mako bull lemon tiger hammerhead and whitetip.
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Washington
Cuba
Atlantic Ocean
New Jersey
Maine
Nova Scotia
California
Nathaniel T. Kenney
United States
Kenney
John MacLeod
John Burns
Canada
Cape Breton Island
Burns
MacLeod
Remembering the Indianapolis disaster and the shark threat
Survivors recount the 1945 sinking of the Indianapolis and the brutal shark attacks as rescuers finally reach the survivors. Bateman recalls rationing hope on open seas, the lifebelt saving some, and the brutal hours of exposure, thirst, and hunger before rescue by Lt Adrian Marks.
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Charles B. McVay II
McVay
Hajimoto
Bateman
Quint
Space rendezvous pace heats as astronauts share meals
Spacecraft link 44 hours long with five spacemen transferring between ships. They will conduct joint experiments, televise tours of lands below, and hold a joint news conference before separate orbits. Gifts of flags seeds and plaques will be exchanged to promote peace on Earth.
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Siberia
Apollo
Space
Earth
GM to resume SUB fund benefits for hourly workers
GM and the United Auto Workers will announce the resumption of supplemental SUB payments to laid off GM hourly workers. About 1,600 Elyria Fisher Body Division employees are eligible, including 1,450 returning after a two week layoff for model changeover. Benefits may run three to four weeks with a 20 percent reduction under the fund.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Elyria Fisher Body Division
U. S
Postal union eyes Sunday strike deadline
Talks near a settlement in the rail labor dispute as a nationwide strike deadline looms for 600,000 postal workers. Negotiators from the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and railroads report progress on cost of living wage increases vacations for lower seniority workers and health and welfare adjustments. Federal mediators push to resolve rail and postal contracts before Sunday midnight.
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Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
C. L. Dennis
William Dempsey
Dennis
Postal Workers
Cleveland
William H. Burrus Jr
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American Postal Workers Union
Harold A. Loewe
Letter Carriers Local 40
May Co
Higbee's
Wall Street slips amid rate uncertainty and profit taking
New York AP reports Wall Street extended losses as traders booked profits and worries about interest rates linger. The Dow Jones average opened down nearly one point with more decliners than advancers in early trading.
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New York
Milk and Egg Price Report From Midwest Markets
A period market brief notes butter and egg price movements across Ohio cities and major markets. USDA reports butter steady with little change while Midwest wholesale egg prices show unchanged from the prior day, noting large and medium classifications and a nest run breaking stock price.
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Ohio
New York
USDA
Chicago
Midwest
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Bank of Montreal
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