Soviet Scientist Opens Ufo Study With Five Explanations
A Soviet scientist identified as F. Zigel in Omena suggests UFOs may be real and offers five possible explanations, including visitors from outer space. He notes radar detections for 20 years and calls for a thorough, scientific inquiry to resolve the mystery.
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Romney cites internal U.S. problems as top priority
Michigan Governor Romney tells 147 House Republicans that domestic decay amid religious moral decline and weak family life are the nation’s main concerns, with state and local governance needing strengthening. He urges focus on fundamentals to win in 1968 and cites Michigan as a positive GOP example.
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Miss Strang Named to Hamline Dean's Honor List
Kathleen L. Strang of rural Fairfax, daughter of Mr and Mrs Meredith H Strang, is a Hamline University freshman in St Paul named to the dean's honor role for academic distinction.
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Two Cedar Rapids Men Join East Coast Caravan
Cedar Rapids men Charles Decker and C. M. Luckey will join the Towans on the Sell- See Iowa Caravan to the Atlantic coast in May. The group will travel non-stop Inter state 80 and toll roads with 20 self-contained motor homes, leaving Des Moines May 15 for nine stops ending in Bangor, Maine. The trip aligns with President Johnson's Discover America project and is hosted by the Iowa Development commission with Cedar Rapids members sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce bureau. About 70 people are expected to participate. ambassadors will return by chartered plane May 20.
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Mississippi Drops From Iowa Border Flood Crest
The Mississippi River receded Tuesday at its southern Iowa point after a crest just above flood stage. The peak reached 16.1 feet, slightly over 16.0, and by Tuesday afternoon it fell to 16.07 feet with forecast of further declines and flood-stage clearance by Sunday.
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