Twining Warns U S Risk Over Armament Pace and Space Weapons
Retired General Nathan Twining told Reader's Digest that the United States risks strategic danger if it fails to reverse the arms gap with the Soviet Union and China. He urged a new manned bomber, space weapons, and a flexible response beyond missiles while warning Moscow could seek nuclear blackmail.
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Comedy Stars Lundigan and Monroe On Love Nest TV
William Lundigan and Marilyn Monroe headline the CH movie Love Nest airing at 10 25 PM Thursday on KCRG TV.
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Sales of U S Built Cars in Further Dip
Detroit AP reports dealer sales of U S built automobiles fell 21 percent in the February 11-20 period from a year earlier with 162 688 sold versus 206 935 last year. Earlier 10 days showed a 20.6 percent drop and January's sales were down 17 percent from 1966.
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Rules Estate Bequeathed to IRS, LA Verdict Finds
A Los Angeles jury ruled that William Cook who died in 1963 could leave his $8,000 estate to the U S Treasury. The will dated October 26, 1960, was challenged by his brother Harald Cook, then 75, but the challenge failed.
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Univ of Chicago asks to stop sharing student ranks
University of Chicago president George Beadle announced the school will no longer provide the selective service system with male students class rankings. The move followed faculty senate discussion and student protests over cooperation with the draft system.
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Massive Campus Sit-In Protests Administration Building
A prolonged protest occupied the administration building for several days as demonstrators staged a sit-in. Organizers demanded policy changes and voiced grievances over university governance and campus resources. Police remained on site with campus security monitoring the situation.
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National Anthem May Be Part Irish Findings
Washington AP reports the Library of Congress says the Star Spangled Banner may have Irish connections. Experts caution against claiming the tune as an old English drinking song, amid a London dispatch about John Stafford Smith composing it in 1758.
Library seeks origin of famous Irish song in army archives
William Lichtenwanger of the London library music division recalls Richard S Hill who spent 20 years on a theory that the song originated in Ireland and was brought to Britain by an Irish regiment in the army. Hill died in 1961 before proving his thesis.
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Don Ruffles At Opera Singer On Color Channel
Don expresses annoyance over an opera singer's behavior toward a young woman during an 8:30 PM Thursday broadcast on Channel 9 in color.
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