Nuclear Power Could Aid Second Central American Canal
Fresh debate over a potential second canal in Central America explores using nuclear explosions for earthmoving to cut costs well below conventional blasting. Officials note key hurdles include the limited nuclear test ban treaty, Soviet consent, fallout concerns, and the need for years of technological development before any such project could proceed.
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Misrouted Sermon Sparks Ecumenical Display in Wisconsin
Methodist minister T Parry Jones saw an electronic mishap pipe his Sunday sermon into St Peter Claver Church in Sheboygan. Jones offered to give Father Hoeller equal time, praising the chance to reach Catholic parishioners.
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Inquiry Class To Meet Sunday
The inquiry class of the Dominican Third Order will meet Sunday evening at 7 45 in the basement of the Mount Carmel rectory.
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Dominican Third Order
Mount Carmel
Police Briefs Griffin Hits Parked Car in Lenox
Police say a car driven by James P. Griffin of Springfield struck a parked vehicle owned by Paul K E and Mary N. Robinson of Lenox at Elm Street and Pollack Avenue Thursday morning.
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Painter McMillan to Stand Trial for Jewelry Theft
Albert McMillan, 32, a painter, ordered to stand trial next month in London on charges of stealing jewelry and cigarettes worth 862.40 from the home of George Hatherill, Scotland Yard’s top detective.
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Scotland Yard
Quick Release Drawers Aimed At Army Use
Washington AP reports Lt. Col. James A Sudderth of the Army Infantry Board proposed quick release drawers for soldiers. The concept, illustrated in Infantry magazine from Ft Benning Ga, promises practical comfort for GIs alongside new weapons and gear discussions.
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Infantry Board
Infantry Magazine
Ft. Benning
James A. Sudderth
New Quick Release Drawers Aid Cold Weather Duty
A service magazine touts Sudderth’s sudden removal system as a boon for active duty personnel in extreme temperatures. Slide fasteners along each side of the lower drawers allow removal from ankle to waist in under ten seconds, improving mobility during cold night posts and dawn marches.
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OPI reveals Angus Ogilvy’s brief waiter stint
London gossip column notes Angus Ogilvy husband of Princess Alexandra disclosed a two day spell as a waiter during a strike. He quips his career of promise ended after he deposited an omelette at a customer’s feet, a light moment in royal circles.
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State Teachers Assn Buys New Quarters in Boston
The Massachusetts Teachers Association, a 32,000 member profession, will move its headquarters to three four story buildings at 16 20 Ashburton Place. It will vacate the present address at 14 Beacon Street after renovations. The property sits opposite Ford Hall and near Bowdoin Street, overlooking the new 50 million government center under construction.
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City Clerk Attends Semiannual Clerks Convention
City Hall brief notes City Clerk John J. Fitzgerald will attend a semiannual convention of city clerks in Boston. He is expected to participate in sessions on records management and municipal governance. The event gathers clerks from multiple municipalities to share best practices.
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