Coffee Prices Climb Amid Brazil Crop Loss and Frost Damage
New York AP reports rising wholesale coffee costs due to last summer frost damage to Brazil's crop. Instant varieties up three cents per ounce in 1969 with notable retail jumps in Denver, Minneapolis and Chicago as wholesalers push increases while some retailers hold prices to keep customers.
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Lisbon students strike over distant new university building
Three hundred Lisbon University students struck last year demanding a new building to ease crowding. The university found one, but the action resumed as students say the proposed site is too far from campus.
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Pentagon'sDemocrat Holdover Quits as Systems Analyst
Dr. Ivan Selin, 32, acting assistant secretary of defense for systems analysis, resigns after nearly a year under Secretary Melvin R. Laird. He plans to set up a private office offering business planning advice, ending January.
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Burglar Gets Stuck in South African Chimney
In Thief Is Stuckee Cookhouse South Africa a would be burglar awakened residents by cries for help and found himself jammed in a chimney. Police rescued him and jailed him.
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Israeli Bombers Strike Egyptian Positions Along Suez Canal
Israeli dive bombers crossed the Suez Canal for a 30 minute raid on the canal's northern end. Egypt reported 100 Israeli dead since 1967 and heavy artillery duels across the waterway. Israel protested mistreatment of two pilots captured last month and demanded Red Cross action.
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Apparel Plants Employ 1.4 Million Workers
Department of Commerce reports apparel plants employ more than 1.4 million workers with annual payrolls above 5 billion dollars.
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Yesterday's Puzzle Across and Down Clues Set
Answers summarize a crossword list with clues across and down. Includes references to symbols for tellurium and tin, units, verbs, prefixes, and common words. Contains multiple language stems and partial phrases from the puzzle grid.
Shrine Blessing Marks First Mass at Devon Church
Bishop Cyril Restieaux blesses the national shrine to St Boni face in Crediton Devon. He also presides at the first Mass in a new 22,000 pound church with the foundation stone sent from Fulda where the saint is buried. St Boni face was martyred aged 175.
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