Smart bombs hit targets more often say pilots
Air Force pilots with experience in Vietnam describe the laser and TV guided smart bombs as ten times more accurate than conventional bombs. They note improved target hit rates reduce repeat sorties and risk, while acknowledging weather limits and continued use of traditional ordnance for night missions and larger targets.
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Honest Bum Returns Lost Cash and Check Book in Union City
Sally Staples of Brown-Thompson Newspapers misplaced her bank book and $480 in cash. Thomas Parry, a 72 year old transient from New Haven, returned the items after finding them on the sidewalk near a restaurant. He explained he roams the country and values a clear conscience.
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Thomas Parry
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Segregation shifts show South advancing over North in desegregation
Washington AP report notes barriers to desegregation crumble in the South while remaining solid in the North and along the Mason-Dixon line. The Office for Civil Rights says 11 Southern states now have fewer Black students in all black schools than the North, widening the gap in Black enrollment in predominantly white schools. Integration largely halted in the North West and border areas, with a slight rise in totally segregated schools in Delaware Kentucky Maryland Missouri Oklahoma West Virginia and Washington DC. Civil rights director J Stanley Pottinger calls the resegregation signals puzzling and orders further checks.
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Wallace Announces Democratic Presidential Bid Grass Roots Drive
George C. Wallace formally declares as a Democratic candidate in Tallahassee urging a grass roots movement to retake the party from intellectual snobs While aiming for the March 14 Florida primary he cites a platform of peace through strength tax reforms and reduced government He argues for broad support against current Democratic leaders and pledges to stay on the Florida ballot Wallace contrasts his views with 12 Democrats on the ballot including Humphrey and plans to link his 1972 platform with a critique of Congress Also notes a separate report: Lincoln Center appeals raise 1 244 757 for arts groups with Hoyt Ammidon as chairman.
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