Inquiries on Antique Appliance Patents and Rules
The notice explains patent eligibility rules for a 1867 1870 era appliance. It notes that prior public use or knowledge can bar patents if prior to one year before filing. It also cites the idea that small obvious changes are not patentable and directs readers to the General Information Concerning Patents booklet from the U.S. Government Printing Office.
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United States
U.S. Department of Commerce
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Army May Maintain Strength in Face of Cuts
Administration officials near a decision on whether to cut another Army division next year with hints that the service may keep current levels. Defense leaders weigh budget constraints and NATO commitments as Laird and Packard authors may allow preserving 13 2/3 divisions while finding $500 million elsewhere.
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Army
Pentagon
Defense Department
Budget Bureau
Nixon
Congress
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Vietnam
South Korea
Europe
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U.S
Laird
David Packard
Americans Can Work in Canada Short Term Without Passport
U S residents entering Canada need no passport or visa for short stays but must prove citizenship with documents such as birth or baptismal certificates or a driver’s license. A $100 exemption applies after at least 48 hours in Canada. Sales slips may be needed to prove gift value for duties.
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United States
Canada
Railroad strike delayed by House panel vote
The House Commerce Committee approved a bill to delay a nationwide railroad strike until March 1 by a 19 to 14 vote. Chairman Siggers questioned its effectiveness, while Rep. Adams criticized the measure as favoring management. The bill lacks a wage raise provision.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Harley 0. Siggers
D-W. Va
Brock Adams
Staggers
Nixon
Cambodia Realigns as Communist Gains Force Territorial Concessions
Associated Press dispatch from Phnom Penh notes Cambodian General Staff accepting further losses of territory to Communists. Reports say realism grows as officials pursue a Lon Nol Line to block a full takeover, though diplomatic hopes remain.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Lon Nol Line
Limit On Cambodia Aid To Be Asked
Senate debate centers on reoffering the Cooper Church amendment to curb U S military role in Cambodia. If adopted the amendment could delay Nixon's 255 million Cambodia aid package and signal Senate opposition while continuing aid strings.
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Washington
Senate
Cooper Church
Frank Church
Idaho
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
House
Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Cooper-Church
Church
Phnom Penh
Saigon
U.S
Cambodia reassesses expectations in war for Lon Nol
Diplomats note realism rising in Cambodian high command as officials abandon hope of quick victory against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong. Western experts assess the first dry-season offensive as inconclusive while Lon Nol’s government delays reopening Highway 4 to Kompong Som port, fueling Western concern.
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Battambang
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Highway 7
Cambodia
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Hanoi
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Mekong River
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House Rejcts Senate SST defeat and keeps program alive
The House voted 213 to 174 against accepting the Senate’s defeat of 290 million dollars to continue SST development. The dispute goes to a conference committee as House members push to restore part of the funds. President Nixon and Sen. Proxmire criticized the Senate move, while Sen. Jackson said optimism remains for Boeing’s 298 passenger delta-wing jetliner.
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Dtex
Senate Committee
Nixon
Yarborough
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
United States
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
White House
House
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Dwis
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
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New In The Navy Benicia ships through Los Angeles Harbor
The turbine powered USS Benicia vessel 164 feet long moves through Los Angeles harbor Tuesday. Navy officials call Benicia a forerunner of tomorrow's navy capable of 35 knots from rest in 60 seconds. A crew of 28 performs diverse functions on board.
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