Northern Lights Bug Radar Center Report Warns of Solar Flares Interference
In FATRAANKS Alaska technicians describe the northern lights as a factor in a new solar flare detector system. They warn strong flares could disrupt radio communications and cause radar blips, complicating early warning for missile defense. Experts note magnetic disturbances blur distinctions from actual threats, with a peak predicted for 1969 and early effects on Thule Greenland facilities.
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Almanac Today Briefs From History
On this day in history 1798 Noah Webster started New York City's first daily newspaper. In 1907 Christmas seals went on sale in Wilmington Delaware to fund tubercular relief. In 1820 the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to President Woodrow Wilson. China declared war against Axis powers in 1941. A thought for the day cites John Milton on peace and war.
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Printers Walk Out Shuts New York Papers In Strike
A contract dispute triggers a walkout by printers at nine New York papers, with many papers suspending operations or reducing editions. The Publishers Association estimates large advertising losses and wage cuts, while a federal mediator schedules a joint meeting as unions press for contracts amid tensions.
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Ya Bun
Edie
Publishers Assn
New York City
Gulle
Fimes
All Mine Newspapers
Monarch 4-H Club Plans Christmas Party at Local School
The Monarch 44 Club will host its annual Christmas party at Tennyson Road Hayward school tomorrow evening. Event highlighted by a community gathering and social activities for members and families.
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Lennyson
Tennyson Road
Haywird
Tomory
Battle reported between Algerian and French troops in Orleansville area
Algerian government briefly said clashes occurred Saturday in the Orleansville region leaving casualties on both sides. Interior Minister H Osman Mesegtwi was confronted with questions to explain the incident. French and Algerian troops were confined to quarters, with reduced forces remaining to protect Europeans. Government later indicated five people were killed in the engagement.
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Orleansville
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