Embassy Returns Pilot's Body After Shoot-Down
The United States receives the body of Captain Willard G. Palm of Oak Ridge Tennessee from the Soviet Union after the RB47 incident over Barents Sea. Palm's body is found drowned per a Soviet medical certificate and transferred to U S custody in Moscow. The two surviving crewmen remain in Soviet custody and the others are missing.
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Edward L. Freers
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Virginia Hog and Corn Price Outlook for Late Summer
The Virginia Department of Agriculture previews hog prices with a near term strength into two weeks, a seasonal peak by mid August followed by a milder decline. National hog supply through August to October is forecast 15 to 20 percent below last year, keeping feeder pig prices buoyant and urging on-farm storage of corn. Hogs in Richmond and Southeast Virginia traded around 18 to 19 dollars, while corn prices hover near 1.28 to 1.46 across regions with 1.17 futures in play and export demand fading. Eggs are expected to ease then rise on fewer replacements, with Virginia eggs below New York in price and overall regional supply tight.
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Broadway Star Edna Bruns Dies at 80
Edna Bruns a Broadway musical comedy star of the early 1900s and early silent film player died Saturday at age 80. She was famed for The Bachelor Baby 1909 a comedy written by her late husband Francis Wilson who also played the lead opposite her.
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Edna Bruns
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Smithsonian herbarium aids FBI in crime seed analysis
The Herbarium of the Smithsonian Institution assists the FBI in crime detection by identifying likely origins of seeds leaves and twigs found in clothing of crime suspects.
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Castro ties Cuban sugar to Soviet bloc for five years
Fidel Castro secures barter sugar deals with the Soviet Union and Red China totaling millions of tons annually. Cuba agrees to ship about 1.0 million tons to the USSR and 0.5 million to China while keeping a 2 million ton annual flow to other Communist nations. The US remains a higher price buyer but negotiations shift under the new pacts.
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