Classified Information Now Open To Scholars and Others
Washington AP The Defense Department issues a new rule standardizing security clearances for outside researchers. Private citizens must pass background checks similar to civilian employees to access classified material. Researchers’ notes drawn from classified records must undergo a security censorship review.
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Death Probe Carves Kill Shot At Bears Star
DuPage County investigators continue probing the New Year’s Eve bowling alley shooting of Tony Parrilli a 24 year old former Illinois football star The incident stems from a fight with an unidentified man and involves Willowbrook Police Chief Robert Winthers whose service revolver discharged while attempting to break up the melee An inquest is set for Jan 20 and a grand jury will review potential charges including involuntary manslaughter or reckless conduct.
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Johnson to name new ambassador to avoid Argentina post
President Johnson plans to nominate Edwin M. Martin a veteran Foreign Service officer and former ambassador to Argentina. The 55 year old Dayton Ohio native will succeed Robert in the post.
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Blackface Row Shadowing March Mummers Parade
Philadelphia leaders sought to resolve a blackface controversy during the New Year parade. The Second Streeters briefly marched in blackface after the director banned it, then relented amid protests. The NAACP and CORE pressed the issue as clubs protested the ban.
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Louie the Dip dies penniless in Cleveland
Louis Finkelstein known as Louie the Dip died of a heart attack in his east side car. For 50 years he pursued a volatile career marked by arrests, with police saying he stole thousands of dollars. he served over a decade in prison across 20 sentences.
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Salt Content Compared Across Seas
The Baltic Sea has only seven parts of salt per thousand of seawater, much less than the Red Sea which contains about forty two parts. This contrast highlights the Baltic’s unusually low salinity versus the highly saline Red Sea.
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