Parrot ends 35-hour Ashland chase bite handles officer
In Ashland Kentucky a runaway parrot prompted a 35 hour search. Patrolman Bill Steele entered a home to seize the bird and was bitten on the hand. He sought hospital treatment while the parrot was taken to police headquarters. No charges were filed against the owners.
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Ashland
Bill Steele
Steele
Palm trees span vast variety and long lifespans
Palm trees number at least 1100 species. They live from 60 to 100 years. They bear fruit ranging from pea sized berries to 40 pound coconuts.
Public housing weighs air conditioning benefits
The ARI forms a task force to study the cost benefit of air conditioning in low cost housing and pilots may examine effects on tenants. In DC the National Capital Housing Authority purchases air conditioned space for offices and 110 small elderly apartments, with Deputy Mayor Thomas W. Fletcher backing air conditioning as a basic life standard.
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Air Conditioning and Reifrigeration Institute
ARI
District of Columbia
National Capital Housing Authority
Washington, D. C
Thomas W. Fletcher
NCHA
Ice Age Glaciers Shaped Rocky Mountain Peaks in Colorado
Ice Age glaciers carved more than sixty peaks over 10,000 feet in Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado led by Longs Peak at 14 256 feet. The dramatic terrain formation underlines the park's rugged landscape and geological history.
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Longs Peak
China may soon become third world superpower
An AP analysis by William L. Ryan examines China’s rising role as a potential third superpower. It discusses ICBMs, SALT dynamics, and shifts in global power from a two-player US USSR balance to a three-way triangle with China and Japan influencing strategies. The piece notes Brzezinski’s warnings and Nixon administration considerations as Washington weighs its approach to Peking and Mosco w.
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Moscow
Washington
China
William L. Ryan
Red China
Ralph Lapp
Britain
France
Salt
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Atlantic
Pacific
Japan
U.S
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Foreign Policy
Peking
United Nations
U.N
Businesses Use Music to Win Youth in City Programs
New York report: Corporations seek youth rapport through concerts and arts in outreach efforts. Johns Manville will send a jazz-oriented combo to 24 plant cities, offering jobs guidance without guarantees. Jazzmobile sponsored by Coca Cola and Chemical Bank performs in schools, inspiring programs in multiple cities. Mobil Oil’s Sound Search finds and promotes young musicians from disadvantaged neighborhoods, aiding hundreds of groups and launching careers, including a group now known as the Mobil Steel Band.
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New York
Johns Manville
Coca- Cola Battling Co
Chemical Bank
Jazzmobile
Harlem
Washington
Boston
Wilmington
Del
Newark
Nuj
Mobil Oil Corp
Sound Search
Mobil
Mobil Steel Band
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