Mitchell Says ESP Tests Very Important
Apollo 14 astronaut Captain Edgar Mitchell calls ESP testing crucial for humanity, citing telepathy as a potential science frontier. He describes preflight plans with several contacts, including Olof Johnsson, to transmit ESP symbols during his moon mission.
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Chicago
Aiken Standard Publication Details
The notice lists the Aiken Standard newspaper founded in 1867 with publication schedule. It provides contact at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina ZIP 29801 and box 456. It notes AP dispatch rights and UP International affiliation and pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions.
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Maj Giovanazi Attends Fort Lee Conference
Maj James M Giovanazi commander of the 861st Radar Squadron attends a three day commanders conference at Fort Lee Air Force Station Virginia with unit leaders from the 20th NORAD Region Discussing accident prevention tactical communications new computer procedures and other air defense developments Brigadier General Jack K Gamble leads the defense organization and Chief M Sgt Wyatt M Johnson accompanies Giovanazi Johnson chairs the local NCO Airman Advisory Council.
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Governor West Plans Europe Visit for International Talks
Gov. John C. West will travel to France Germany and Switzerland following a Paris trip to deliver petitions for humane prisoner of war treatment and to seek information on missing American servicemen. He departs Friday and returns July 7 spending two days in France five in Germany and two in Switzerland.
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John C. West
France
Germany
Switzerland
Paris
Court orders clash over publication of classified material
The U S Court of Appeals and Judge Gesell clash over disclosure of government material. The appeals court kept a temporary ban in place over the weekend and later extended restraint until 5 pm today. Gesell said delaying public access harms the public interest though the appeals court urged due process.
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United States Court of Appeals For
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Gesell
Appeals
Honolulu urged use of nuclear weapons in Vietnam
The Boston article notes Adm. Harry D. Felt, commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific, advocating that American commanders be allowed to use nuclear weapons. It recalls the Soviet Union’s 1965 rejection of a U.S. plea to inform Hanoi of a bombing pause to prompt negotiations.
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Area 3 School Advisory Group Meets Thursday
The Local Advisory Council of Administrative Area No. 3 will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday June 24 at 7 30 p m in the Jeffer son Junior High School board room Bath. The public is invited.
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Jefferson Junior High School
Bath
Boxed Chicken and the Quest for Better Flooring
Scientists study a cushioning flooring with continuous waste removal to allow chickens to remain in crates from chick to finish. The research aims to keep birds in crates longer, potentially avoiding relocation during rearing.
Five bound over for preliminary hearing in Graniteville case
Magistrate Hugh A. Wise set bonds at 20000 dollars each on all charges except murder. Five defendants bound over to state circuit court for a preliminary hearing with no date set. Circuit Court Judge Julius B. Ness will decide on murder bonds later, potentially ending any humor in the proceedings.
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Graniteville
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Circuit Court
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Manpower Project Approved For Two Counties
The Neighborhood Youth Corps program in Aiken and Edgefield counties will offer summer paid work for 250 youths from poverty households. A $99,000 grant from the U S Department of Labor funds the effort, administered by the Aiken Edgefield Community Action Council Inc. Eligible participants are under 18 with a need for work experience and remedial education.
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Edgefield
Neighborhood Youth Corps
NYC
U.S. Department of Labor
William A. Norwood
Atlanta
Aiken - Edgefield Community Action Council, Inc
Billy Graham Radio Stations Picketed Over Fired Announcer
About 15 picketers protested two Billy Graham organization radio stations in Black Mountain North Carolina on Monday. David Pelletier, a seven year employee, says he was fired for vague reasons and an internal letter cites a pattern of undermining management off air.
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Black Mountain
N.C
Billy Graham
Graham
David Pelletier
Pelletier
Lost Tots Are Safe Again In Great Smoky Park
A 6-year-old boy Curtis Darragh III and his 5-year-old sister Noa Lee were found safe after wandering from their Stamford Connecticut parents to the Deep Creek Campground in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Park rangers conducted an all night search and the children were located early Monday morning. They sustained only scratches and were unharmed.
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N.C
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Curtis Darragh III
Noa Lee
Curtis Darragh II
Stamford
Park Rangers
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