Test Drillings To Begin On a Quoddy Power Project
Washington AP reports test drillings will start tomorrow at the Passamaquoddy hydroelectric project in Dickey Maine to assess dike closure data and reservoir needs. Udall will meet Maine Governor Reed in Portland and outline the project to officials with two news conferences. Eastport borings will follow at St. John River area and the New Brunswick Premier Robichaud will discuss the billion dollar profit. Senator Smith proposes a Maine poll to gauge public stance on the project and education campaign needs.
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Reed
Portland
St. John River
James K. Carr
Interior
Louis Robichaud
New Brunswick
Inquest Set in Death of Athol Man Near Montreal
Montreal AP reports a coroner's inquest for John Kubelinas 24 Athol Mass set for Aug 6. Kubelinas died July 34 in hospital from injuries from a July 5 nightclub fight in Repentigny after staff asked him and two companions to stop banging ash trays. Two men are being held in connection with the death.
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John Kubeelinas
Athol
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Kubelinas
Repentigny
BUMPHREYS 11 A Gentle Homeopathic Menstrual Remedy
Thousands of women report rapid relief from irregular scanty and painful menses due to functional disorders by taking BUMPHREYS 11 a non hormonal homeopathic remedy. At all drug stores no prescription needed.
Dartmouth Receives 37200 NSF Grant for Behavior Data Cards
Washington AP reports Dartmouth College has been awarded a $37,200 National Science Foundation grant to support experimentation with behavioral science data cards and related research exercises, aided by Sen. Tom McIntyre of New Hampshire.
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National Science Foundation
Tom McIntyre
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Construction Union President Denies Racial Discrimination
Washington report quotes AFL-CIO official C J Haggerty asserting that job discrimination against Negroes in construction is not more prevalent than in other industries. He cites a President’s Committee study showing only 2.6 percent nonwhite employment among 65 firms and a 5.3 percent Negro share on federal construction jobs in 47 cities.
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Washington
Haggerty
Ribicoff Pushes Tax-Free Research Stipends
Senator Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut urged the Internal Revenue Service to make stipends paid to graduate students from university research contracts tax free. He noted existing law taxes stipends while scholarships and fellowships remain tax free, risking a barrier to continued study for many students.
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Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Internal Revenue Service
Ribboft
IRS
Single Parents Hold Discussion at Unitarian Church
Berkshire Parents without Partners held a meeting on male single parenting at the Unitarian Church. Mrs Beverelee Sanders led the discussion as sixteen members attended. Mrs Gail Carr and Mrs Margaret L Ploughman were named chairmen of the refreshment committee. The next meeting is scheduled for August 9 at 8 p.m.
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Berkshire
Unitarian Church
Beverelee Sanders
Gail ©. Carr
Margaret L. Ploughman
Scientists plan to try taming hurricane winds
Washington AP United States scientists plan experiments over three months to seed clouds with silver iodide to reduce hurricane winds. Eleven airplanes will be used, seven Navy and four Weather Bureau, targeting Esther era results in the Caribbean and tropical Atlantic to test rain-ice seed effects on storm energy.
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U.S
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Caribbean
Atlantic
Scientists study data from 8000 mile space probe
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fa AP scientists study data relayed from a Blue Scout payload that raced 8000 miles into space to study the ionosphere. The probe emitted nearly four hours of signals before burning up as planned during atmospheric re entry above the Indian Ocean Tuesday.
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Indian Ocean
Donkey Sought in London Times Ad for One Month Hire
A London Times ad requests a gentle donkey for one month with lavish loving care assured. The notice appears in the Times of London and is attributed to a local woman seeking a kept animal companion.
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London
UPI
Times of London
Ohio Crash Kills 10 In One Car
Ten killed in a Toledo area crash involving a station wagon carrying migrant workers and their families. Felix Campus, 41, of Florida City Va, his wife Catherinas and children Rosa Teresa David Ma ria Guada Miguel Chico and siblings Raoul Jaime were among the dead. The victims were migrant workers employed by Emil Webert near Elmore. The station wagon collided head on with a tractor trailer driven by Charles Strong of Swanton. Strong survived with minor injuries.
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