Goldwater Reverses On F-111 Support In Senate Hearing
Senator Barry Goldwater once harshly criticized the F-111 fighter bomber but in unpublished Senate Armed Forces Committee testimony he urges expanded procurement. He calls the B-111 a strategic and tactical bomber, praising its record and arguing for sufficient production to field an Air Force capable of meeting future challenges.
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Constitutional Debate Over Lowering Voting Age in U S
Senate opposition and constitutional questions surround a bill to lower the voting age to 18 in all elections after next Jan 1. President Nixon supports a constitutional amendment, while House leaders seek faster action amid Vietnam era unrest and student protests.
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Sam Ervin
D-N.c
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Strict Life on Beijing Communes Reveals Mixed Labor Roles
In Peking the surrounding communes supply the capital with produce meat and milk yet life there shows less rigid control than earlier. Some families hold regular city jobs while also contributing to commune tasks. A Red Star commune example cites a husband and 20 year old son working in a local factory.
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Enzymes Vital to Most Bodily Activity and Health
An overview of enzymes as protein catalysts driving breathing digestion and movement. Enzymes work with co enzymes to regulate activity, influence medical diagnostics from heart muscle to cancer, and enable treatments from digestive aids to birth fluid testing. The piece notes a milestone in synthesizing the first man made enzyme and hints at future powerful drug developments.
Classified car ads highlight two classic autos for sale
1959 Jaguar sedan with four speed overdrive recently reworked and tuned up priced at 400. Contact 649-2188. Also a 1962 Chrysler two door hardtop with many extras one owner excellent condition priced at 495. Will trade for a smaller car. call 649-6249 or 648-8153. Ads run Apr 14-16 and Apr 15-17.
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Aiken Auto Auction Debuts Tuesday Night Sale
The Aiken auctioneer begins weekly sales at Huckabee's Auction Barn on Wire Road starting April 14 1970 at 7 30 PM Dealers and the public may buy or sell vehicles. Auction runs April 7 17 to note dates.
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Aiken
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Bypass Construction Planned Around Aiken
Rep Clyde Strom says the northwest bypass around Aiken is set to begin in July or August. The South Carolina Highway Department expects I-20 work in the area to finish by then. Graniteville Company asked to delay the bypass until other projects end to prevent pond silting.
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Clyde Strom
Leap Year Privileges Legend Traces to Fifth Century
The claim that unmarried girls gained special privileges on leap days dates back to the fifth century. Historians note the tale persists in folklore though precise origins are debated and examples vary by region and era.
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