1500 Tons of U S Rice Lost on Jakarta Docks
In Jakarta the loss of 1500 tons of a 4000 ton U S rice shipment worth $9 million amid dockside spillovers draws attention to Indonesia’s payment limits and a revived U S aid program. Marines guard the unloading as laborers reclaim rice while officials discuss renewed food aid and a broader aid plan.
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Man Drowns in Chesterfield Pond Boating Accident
Police report Lee Craft, 60, of Chesterfield Rt. 15 drowned after a boat capsized on a small pond near the town while he and son in law William M. Blackburn fished Monday night. Craft could not reach shore.
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String quartet features viola and violin trio mix
An odd fragment notes three types of string quartet with viola involved and mentions violin. It hints at a musical arrangement or classification, but lacks clear details or names.
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Cuban Refugees to Cost U.S. $1 Million Weekly
Miami AP report says the United States will spend about one million dollars weekly to care for Cuban refugees fleeing the Castro regime. The flow of evacuees is described as rising, with taxpayers bearing the cost of aid, housing, and support services.
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River Study to Inject Dye Along 800 Mile Missouri Reach
Fluorescent red dye will be injected next week at 10 points along an 800 mile stretch of the Missouri River to study pollutant dilution and travel time. Hydrologist Homyk of the U S Geological Survey coordinates the project with state and federal agencies. The effort aims to explain a large fish kill and marks a first for red dye river tracing.
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Diamonds World Production Share Estimated by Britannica
Encyclopaedia Britannica cites world diamond production at about four million metric tons with roughly 77 percent consumed by industry. The figures appear in the article summarizing global diamond usage and supply.
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