Interstate System Open to Traffic Reaches 25 642 Miles
Open to traffic end of 1967 the national Interstate and defense highways system totals 25 642 miles about 63 percent of the planned 41 000 mile network for 1974. Federal aid covers 90 percent with 31 7 billion spent since 1956. Major open mileage by state includes Texas California Ohio New York and Pennsylvania.
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Franzenburg: Demos Not Unaccustomed to Strife
State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg urged Democrats at a Knights of Columbus dinner to unite after rapid shifts in national politics. He noted figures entering and leaving races, mourned Martin Luther King’s death, and called for continued commitment to Democratic policies amid racial tensions and internal council distractions.
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Saigon Remains An Open City Under Fire
Saigon a capital under threat remains open to traffic and civilians. Viet Cong guerrillas hide in the countryside and city outskirts while officials and soldiers struggle to enforce security amid a growing underground network. The Tet surge left Saigon with limited casualties yet a thriving insurgent infrastructure.
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Nyaradi Urges Grassroots Action to Rebuild America
Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi former Hungarian finance minister and Bradley University international studies director spoke at a Rotary District conference urging Western civilization to defend free enterprise through community involvement. He warned of complacency and called Rotarians to outreach and programs to inspire youth, ending with theHungarian adage to work as if you live forever and pray as if you will die tomorrow.
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Ten Die in 3 Crashes Across New Jersey
Ten young men aged 19 to 32 were killed in three separate accidents Saturday. In Pitman a car rear ended a tractor trailer killing five. in Summit a tire blowout caused a crash that took three lives. in Lakewood two sailors died when their car struck a utility pole after missing a curve.
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Two Satellites Up From One Missile
At Vandenberg Air Force Base two research satellites were launched by an Atlas-F missile in a single launch. The 17 experiments aboard shared a heat shield and after separation the satellites reached a 300 by 5 000 nautical mile elliptical orbit for a one year mission.
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