Kremlin Rolls Out Red Carpet For Czech Leaders
Moscow welcomed Czech leaders Gustav Husak Oldrich Cernik and Ludvik Svoboda with a 21 gun salute and heavy fanfare as talks began on restoring normal conditions in Czechoslovakia. Prague media noted the discussions aim at a declaration of political importance and possible troop withdrawal.
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Aiken Standard Establishment and Masthead Notes
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every morning except Saturday and Sunday. The paper lists mailing address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 and Post Office Box 456 with ZIP code 29801. It notes AP exclusive local news rights and United Press International membership.
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Aiken
S.C
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United Press International
Soviets Test Engine For Superfast Jet
Tass reports Soviet scientists are testing an experimental electric jet plasma engine using nitrogen as fuel. Tests aboard unmanned "flying laboratories" achieved a jet gas flow of 120 kilometers per second. The engine purportedly operates stably at varied altitudes and can liquefy atmospheric oxygen onboard for use as a fuel source.
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Moscow
Tass
Technical education program pays dividends in South Carolina
South Carolina's postwar push into technical education is credited with attracting new industry and training thousands of workers. By 1965 the program had 12 regional centers and more than 175 plants staffed by trained workers, with $600 million in 1965 new and expanded industry and plans for a Williamsburg County manpower center. The effort targets unemployed workers including many Black residents, but faces educational and regional wage challenges that limit full industrial growth.
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Imet
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Catholic Priest Found Dead in Charleston Car
The Rev. Francis A. Friend 37 chancellor of the Charleston Diocese was found dead in a car near his office Monday. A hose leading from the exhaust was found in the vehicle. The coroner's office said no inquest will be held. Friend from Anderson came to Charleston in 1959 and held several diocesan posts.
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St. Bernard's College
Alabama
St. Mary's Seminary
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