Feeding The Scouts Big Orders At Jamboree East
Moraine State Park Pa supplies for the Eight National Scout Jamboree East show huge food needs. Commissary officers ordered 23 000 pounds rib eye steak 288 000 eggs 500 000 quarts milk and 40 000 pounds butter. Local Troops 110 and 146 plus 44 000 others will eat 12 500 pounds knock wurst 55 000 pounds chicken 16 000 jars grape jelly 26 000 bottles pancake syrup 168 000 bags potato chips 28 000 boxes cookies 70 000 pounds hamburger and 15 500 pounds hotdogs.
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Moraine State Park
Aiken
Local Scouts Enter Sports Competition at Jamboree East
Members of Troops 110 and 146 of Aiken compete at the 1973 National Scout Jamboree East in MOBAINE State Park Pennsylvania. Events include eight individual sports such as baseball hitting and 440 yard track, plus the octathion team event and a challenging obstacle course. Over 40,000 Scouts attend Jamboree East with 30,000 at Jamboree West in Idaho.
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Mobaine State Park
Aiken
Pittsburg
Farragut State Park
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1973 An Endplay Lesson
The article describes a bridge endplay where declarer uses auction knowledge to force a four spade contract to success. West preempted with a serious opening, East and South maneuver to secure ruffs, and declarer executes an endplay to strip East of hearts. The narrative emphasizes strategic play, timing, and hand reasoning in a difficult deal.
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Declarer
West
South
North
East
CBS Morning News Debuts With Slow Start And Jitters
CBS Morning News premieres with Hughes Rudd and Sally Quinn as coanchors. The new program feels similar to previous formats with a livelier but uneven tone. Quinn, ill with fever, is cautious while Rudd uses veteran delivery as NBC’s Today offers unchanged competition.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Hughes Rudd
Sally Quinn
CBS Morning News
Cbs-Tv
John Hart
Nelson Benton
NBC
CBS
Rockefeller Plaza
Duke Ellington
49Th
50Th Streets
Rudd
Miss Quinn
Washington Post
Quinn
Mudd
California
Four Die in One Car Crash Near Charleston
Four people including two adults and two children were killed Monday afternoon when a car veered off a highway on Edisto Island and plunged into Barrelville Creek near Charleston.
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Charleston
Edisto Island
Barrelville Creek
Stevie Wonder Injured In North Carolina Highway Crash
Stevie Wonder, 23, a blind soul singer with three gold records, suffered head injuries in a highway crash near Salisbury North Carolina on the way to a benefit concert for a nonprofit black radio station. The driver of the car, 24 year old John Wesley Harris of New York City, was listed in good condition. Wonderlove and other band members were en route in two other cars to Durham for a WAFR benefit at Duke University when the show was canceled.
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Stevie Wonder
Salisbury
N.C
John Wesley Harris
New York City
Wonderlove
WAFR
Durham
Duke University
First Nuclear Powered Ship Is Problem For Namesake
The N S Savannah the world s first nuclear powered vessel sits beside a Savannah Georgia dock as city officials wrestle with its fate A state report outlines costs and potential profits from making the ship a tourist draw Rep Ronald Bo Ginn proposes transferring title to the city The Levy Associates plan recommends displaying the ship as the N S Savannah Eisenhower Peace Center along the waterfront
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Savannah
N.S. Savannah
U.S. Savannah
Ronald ‘‘Bo’’ Ginn
Dga
Secretary of Commerce
N.S Savannah-Eisenhower Peace Center
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