Scientists Rule Out UFOs From Outer Space
University of Colorado scientists released a 1 485 page report finding no evidence that unidentified flying objects are visitors from outer space. They note past UFO studies added nothing new to science and suggest further study may not be justified.
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Colorado
Edward A. Condon
National Investigations Committee On
National Academy of Sciences
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Blue Book
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National Investigations Committee For Aerial Phenomena
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Lull in Vietnam fighting shows in week’s casualties
U S casualties last week fell to 101 killed and 599 wounded, the lowest in 11 weeks, with South Vietnamese casualties also down to 150 killed and 602 wounded. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths reached at least 1,846. Despite sweeping operations, contact remained fleeting as Viet Cong pursued hit and run attacks against provincial centers and an American artillery camp.
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Schools Close Across Ohio From Ice Coating Widespread
The Associated Press reports ice on roads forced closures of many Ohio school districts on Thursday. All public schools in Franklin Perry and Licking counties closed and some southeast Ohio systems including Marietta halted operations due to unsafe bus travel conditions.
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Apollo 8 astronauts feted after lunar flight
Washington honors Apollo 8 crew Frank Borman James Lovell Jr and William A Anders with the Distinguished Space Medal at the White House and a joint congressional address. The trio briefed officials in Houston on mission details and prepare for future moon landings while wives join them in Washington for a Smithsonian reception.
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Frank Borman
James Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
Space Agency
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Messenger Action Ad Promises Quick Musical Instrument Sales
An upbeat notice promotes Messenger Action Ads as a low priced way to sell guitars and other instruments. It claims hundreds of music lovers use the service for fast results with no strings attached.
Ohio task force proposes county education councils replacing boards
The governor’s Task Force on Education urged replacing county boards with county education councils able to levy an education income tax. It called for a system overhaul prioritizing vocational and technical training and suggested a state gross receipts tax for education plus bond-backed funding for facilities. The report cites low skilled high school graduates and seeks a stable tax base for long term programs.
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Ohio
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John C. Allery
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Howard C. Collier
AP Hit By Wire Service Guild Strike
Members of the Wire Service Guild walk out at 8 a.m. in the first editorial strike in AP history. The dispute centers on wages and a union shop, with AP insisting on continuing essential news services while negotiations with mediator George Byrnes remain unresolved.
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Wire Service Guild
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Malcolm Barr
Wes Gallagher
George Byrnes
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Nixon Celebrates 56th Birthday in Northampton
President elect Richard Nixon will mark his 56th birthday with a dinner tonight in Northampton Massachusetts with daughter Julie and son in law David Eisenhower. The couple reside in a $95 month apartment near Smith College where Mrs Eisenhower studies. Nixon was born in Yorba Linda California in 1913 and spent Wednesday drafting his inaugural address in New York City.
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Yorba Linda
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Los Angeles
Athens Construction Record Second Highest in City History
A 1968 report notes Athens Construction reaching the second highest level in the city’s history while other pages cover juvenile court budget declines, a Logan ARM GUD misprint, a Meigs County gas well fire, and surrounding national issues.
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Athens County
Texas
Meigs County
FBI
Geiass Ganev
Brandeis Negroes Seize Hall Demanding Autonomy
At Brandeis University Ford Hall was seized by about 70 Negro students in a nonviolent bid for autonomy in Negro affairs. President Abram visited for ten minutes as faculty condemned the action and urged students to abandon the protest. Barricades blocked entrances to Ford Hall and the adjoining building housing labs and the computer.
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Brandeis University
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