Crowded air problem solved at NWC
Naval Weapons Center research unveils telemetry units to fit in Navy missiles converting from VHF to UHF to reduce channel interference. A data gatherer handles 64 data points and transmits 100000 pieces per second. A laser holograph demonstration showcased real time 3D imagery.
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Readers pick favorite books and authors across homes
Marilyn Barton cites In Cold Blood by Truman Capote as the most impressive for its insight into the criminal mind. Helen Donaldson praises Advise and Consent and Shade of Difference by Allen Drury for government and UN lessons. Fred Brannon names The Shepherd of the Hills. James Brill selects As You Like It. Mrs June Marcum values Tender Victory by Taylor Caldwell. Edward Becker mentions Mary Stewart.
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Redlin Granted Added Authority for Corona Park Planning
City Manager Glenwood Wilson expands Ken Redlin's role to include future park planning with a broadened scope of responsibility. The move aims to address park planning while a consultant is considered, though funding for outside help remains uncertain.
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Ogden Nash Reworks Quatrain On Liquor And Pot
Humorist Ogden Nash, 63, revises his 1931 quatrain to comment on the psychedelic era. He says liquor remains quicker for social ice breaking while pot is too individual and lacks the same effect on intimacy.
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Multicolored Heos 1 Probes Earth's Magnetic Field
CAPE KENNEDY Florida European spacecraft HEOS 1 launched into orbit to study radiation away from Earth. The mission aims to map the planet s magnetic field and create a multicolor view of space.
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Earth
Minimum wage rules urged for household workers in California
California wage board hearing on extending minimum standards to domestics and babysitters closed to press. AFL-CIO and California Labor Federation urge applying public housekeeping rates of 1.65 dollars an hour with overtime after eight hours or 40 hours weekly, citing 140000 workers affected and widespread poverty.
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Dealers Fight Back at Senate Auto Repair Allegations
Tom A. Williams of the National Automobile Dealers Association denounced Senate testimony accusing dealers of unethical practices. He argued the claims harm dealer reputation and jobs, citing a NADA survey where 64 percent said service was satisfactory and 71 percent found prices reasonable.
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Viet Cong announce two Christmas New Year cease-fire periods
Hanoi based Liberation Radio said three day cease-fire periods will cover December 24 25 26 and December 30 31 January 1. BBC monitored the broadcast while U S and South Vietnamese commands stated a 24 hour cease-fire on Christmas Day with no truce on New Year’s Day.
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Removal of Shrubs Irks Corona Kiwanis Club
Corona Kiwanis Club voices frustration to the City Council over removal of trees and decorative shrubs planted in an East Sixth Street median. President Onias Acevedo says the club donated time and funds for projects only to see improvements removed.
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Corona Kiwanis Club
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Peruvian doctor claims cancer cure by self injected antibodies
A 34 year old Peruvian physician Dr Alfonzo Zavaleta Cruzado says he cured his sister Elis Wenzell of uterine cancer by injecting herself with antibodies he created from her cancer cells. He transferred the antibodies to her after testing in his own leg. Experts caution it is too early to judge results.
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Peru
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Elis Wenzell
Oscar Miro Quesada
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National Institute of Health
Associated Press
Miro Quesada
Peruvian Society For Immuno-Pathology
United States
Purloined medical bag recovered by Riverside County sheriff
Dr. W. M. Gills of Corona reported a Home Gardens woman found his missing medical bag and turned it over to the Riverside County Sheriff's Department. Instruments were dirty and disarranged but most items were intact. only a small amount of demerol and possibly a plastic syringe were missing after the bag was stolen from his unlocked car near the post office.
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Riverside County Sheriff's Department
Weather Note: Sunny and cooler Day
Mostly sunny and slightly cooler conditions with a noon temperature of 75 and an overnight low of 30. The previous day saw a high of 69.
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