Teflon coating costs and public service tips from Action Line
This column offers consumer guidance on recoating a ten inch fry pan or electric skillet, with prices from Southeastern Coating and advice to check the Du Pont manufacturer for recoating options. It also answers queries about Colts losses, military records, North Carolina water and air resources board members, and Sunday hunting laws, plus a note on electrical plug indentations.
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Palm Beach International Airport
West Palm Beach
Florida
du Pont Company
North Carolina
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N. C
N. C. Willdlife Resources Commission
Israel Captures Soviet Radar Station From Egypt
Israeli radio reports a complete P-12 type Soviet radar installation was captured from Egypt and flown to Israel by commandos. The raid included dismantling the seven ton unit with torches and taking four Egyptian radar technicians. A separate Lebanon raid freed 21 Arab prisoners amid rising border tensions.
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Israel
Egypt
Haim Herzog
Free World
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Suez City
Army
Him Bar-Lev
Bar-Lev
Cairo
Nixon Budget Close to Completion Hints New Taxes
President Nixon signaled possible new taxes as he wrapped major budget decisions at the Western White House with Budget Director Mayo and aides Kissinger Ehrlichman. He planned to discuss tax needs later and the 1971 budget is expected near 200 billion dollars and sent to Congress in late January after his State of the Union.
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Calif
Nixon
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White House
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John Ehrlichman
Henry A. Kissinger
Los Angeles
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Lakeside County Club
Hope
Vietnam
George Murphy
R-Calif
Ing
Roaring Pacific
Whittier College
Whittier
Louis Thomas Jones
Richard
Divorce rate in New York triples under new law
The New York divorce rate has more than tripled since the September 1 1967 liberalization. Before, about 4 000 divorces a year and one ground adultery. Now state courts handle 18 000 cases with grounds including cruelty, desertion, long imprisonment, and two forms of separation.
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New York
New York State
Chamber Forecast Slowdown Not Recession Seen
The United States Chamber of Commerce predicts a nine month slowdown in 1970 with no recession. Profits may fall 6 to 10 percent before taxes from 1969 levels, after taxes about 1 percent, while prices rise modestly and unemployment edges above 1969 levels but not above 5 percent. The report cites a 1970 real GNP growth of 2.7 percent and a $985 billion dollar GNP.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Carl H. Madden
Madden
Agnew Outlines Conditions For More Troops In Asia
Vice President Agnew said Nixon will not send U S combat troops to Asia without exceptional circumstances He praised Thailand for self reliance in fighting insurgency while aiding in Vietnam and reaffirmed U S treaty obligations to Nationalist China He noted congressional action barring ground troops in Laos or Thailand without approval and stressed future troop levels would require reconsideration by Congress He spoke in Bangkok during a two day visit and observed a low profile public reception
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Thailand
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
U.S
Asia
Agnew
South Vietnam
Chiang Kai-shek
China
United States
Formosa
Air Force Two
Laos
Vietnam
Congress
Philippines
North Vietnamese Assault Repulsed On Steep hill Near Duc Pho
North Vietnamese troops attacked a steep hill south of Da Nang but were repelled by U S forces. Americal Division 11th Infantry Brigade held the hill near Duc Pho 310 miles northeast of Saigon. Four hour battle ended with 29 N Vietnamese killed, 12 weapons captured. seven Americans killed, 11 wounded. Additional small actions reported in Song Be area with limited enemy casualties.
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da Nang
U.S
Americal Division
11Th Infantry
Duc Pho
Vietnam
1St Air Cavalry Division
Song Be
First Infantry Division
Mississippi Gov speaks on desegregation deadline
Governor John Bell Williams urged acceptance of court orders on desegregation in a 30 minute statewide radio TV address on the eve of the deadline. He warned there is no magic fix and stressed preserving public schools despite court mandates.
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Mississippi
John Bell William
Supreme Court
High Court
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