Navy Awards 13.9 Million Rocket Launcher Contract
The Navy awarded Alsco Inc subsidiary Techfab a 13.9 million contract to build 2.75 inch rocket launchers for the Navy and Air Force, amid a Justice Department grand jury probe into Alsco’s related contracts from 1963 to 1966 involving kickbacks and false statements. A separate 1.83 million award for enhanced funding was also announced, to be performed at Techfab’s St. Louis headquarters.
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Americans Killed in Vietnam Week Falls to Low in Months
In Vietnam the U S reported 157 American combat deaths last week, the lowest weekly total in nearly nine months, with 1 370 American wounded, 1 092 hospitalizations, and 5221 not seriously wounded. South Vietnamese losses stood at 156 killed and 580 wounded with 10 missing, while enemy fatalities reached 1 248.
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Adults in Houston Offered CLEP Tests for Work Recognition
UH Counselor Dr. Joseph Schnivzen says adults can take CLEP tests to measure educational progress and gain college credit recognized by employers or colleges. The College Board program is available monthly at UH and 50 plus centers nationwide, catering to independent study and non traditional learners.
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New Roads Planned Across Kentucky This Year
Frankfort AP reports Kentucky Highway Commission head William Hazelrigg projects 185 million dollars' worth of new road construction in Kentucky during the current year.
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Ohioan and Englishman Enter Atlantic Race Challenge
An Ohio businessman Paul Vaughn of Aurora and Englishman Edward Drewel will race London to New York and back, starting on foot from the General Post Office tower in London to the Empire State Building and back. Sponsored by the Ohio Commodores Association, Ohio Industrial Development Department, and private firms, the event is set for spring 1863, with sponsorship from The London Daily Mail.
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Trial date set for Sirhan Sirhan in RFK case
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Richard Schauer said a trial judge will be chosen in the normal manner. Sirhan Sirhan, charged with the assassination of Robert F Kennedy, will appear before Schauer to enter a plea on August 2 as calendars are set and continuances considered.
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