How Israel Won the War on CBS TV
CBS TV aired a one hour documentary How Israel Won the War exploring the Mideast conflict through battle footage interviews and reconstructions. Reporter Mike Wallace and Brig Gen S L A Marshall guided viewers with insights from Israeli and Arab military leaders and Dayan commentary on officer casualty policy.
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Swift and Co. face union strike vote in Chicago
United Packinghouse Workers leaders approve a strike vote for 9,500 Swift and Co. workers at 22 plants if contracts fail by 12:01 a.m. Sept. 1. A public “Dont Buy Swift” campaign targets management over wage differentials and bargaining stance.
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Jet Loses Wheel But Lands Okay
An Eastern Airlines 727 with 91 aboard lost a wheel after takeoff from San Antonio bound for New York. The jet circled the area for nearly an hour before diverting to Kelly Air Force Base where fire trucks trailed the landing. The flight lasted about one hour and 25 minutes with no further incident.
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Japan's Poultry Disease Rule Affects U S Exports
Washington and Tokyo discuss avoiding a new rule that would require Newcastle disease free certification for all poultry imports to Japan. If imposed, U S exports could be blocked though officials expect a negotiated solution. Without agreement, a trade clash akin to the 1961 chicken war with Germany could follow.
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Senate approves $700 million three year air pollution bill
The Senate unanimously passed a three year 700 million air pollution bill empowering the federal government to halt industry if air quality threatens public health. It would require states to set regional standards or face federal action and allows court injunctions to stop traffic factories and health-threatening polluters.
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Forest Scientists Now Pamper Pines
Berkeley based forest scientist Edward C. Stone of the University of California says nurseries can chill pine seedlings to perfect root growing conditions. He advises selecting spots with chilly winter nights and starting seedlings in temperature controlled nurseries to improve forest growth prospects.
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Youths body found near wrecked cycle near Farley
Dubuque youth Michael Sigworth, 20, was found Tuesday beside his smashed motor cycle along a Dubuque county road five miles south of Farley. Police said he evidently wrecked Sunday. the body lay in a ditch not visible from the road.
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Tentative Redistricting Bill Sets Varying Limits
Washington AP reports a tentative accord on a redistricting bill allowing a 35 percent population variation in districts until 1972 and a 10 percent cap thereafter. Only California Georgia Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia would be affected, with Pennsylvania at 35.1 percent. Conferees failed to resolve gerrymandering prohibitions.
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Atlantis Clues Resurface From Thera Archeological Find
Scientists report evidence suggesting Atlantis may have existed citing a Minoan city of about 30 000 people buried under 30 to 50 feet of volcanic ash on Thera in the Aegean Sea. The team led by Dr James W Mavor Jr of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute and Emily Vermeule of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts announced the discovery noting the Thera eruption around 1500 B C.
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Croix de Guerre Enshrined Near Mt. Clemens at Selfridge Base
The Croix de Guerre, earned in World War I by the 94th and 103rd aero squadrons before merging into the 94th fighter interceptor squadron, is enshrined near Mt. Clemens at Selfridge air base. The medal was awarded after 290 missions and 69 kills in the Toulon and Chateau-Thierry air war.
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Marshall Urges Caution on Reversing Supreme Court Rulings
Thurgood Marshall told the Senate Judiciary Committee the court should take a real good look before reversing prior constitutional rulings. He supported living document concept and would vote to reverse if convinced current rulings on confessions are wrong, clashing with Ervin and McClellan who warned against activist judiciary.
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Justice Under Fire From Reversals Sparks Chaos Claim
A speaker denounces reversals of earlier holdings as bringing chaos and confusion to our form of justice. He complains that decisions flip between one thing and another, undermining consistency.
MIT Opens Center for Advanced Visual Studies
MIT in Cambridge announces a new center inviting up to eight artists at a time to join MIT students and professors for projects in visual art, with residency periods up to two years. The program aims to foster collaboration between artists and academia.
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