Don Mitchell Uses Past to Help Kids Break Drug Habit
Former narcotics addict Don Mitchell now runs Nasco House in St Louis aiding addicts and youths from affluent suburbs. Private donations surge after county teens began attending weekly therapy with Dr William Harvey, as Mitchell recounts his descent from robbery and heroin to recovery and community service.
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France defends sale of planes amid Middle East peace push
France confirmed Friday a deal to sell 50 Mirage jets to Libya with a no transfer clause. Officials say the pact supports the arms embargo and aims to aid peace talks in New York, while Egypt fears the aircraft could reach Nasser. Three Egyptian officers joined the Libyan delegation to Paris in December.
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Unsafe Tires Being Sold In State
North Carolina officials warn dealers and motorists against buying or selling inferior quality tires marked farm use only for passenger cars. Investigators say factory reject tires have been sold in the state and the matter has been referred to the Consumer Protection Division and the federal DOT.
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Cold snap cripples services as workers quit and plants halt
The city faced power strain as freezing temperatures drove sanitation crews in Atlanta to quit Friday. Ford Motor Co. in Atlanta shut its assembly plant until Monday due to insufficient fuel for ovens. Frost protection measures were used by citrus growers in Florida while temperatures plunged across the Rockies and plains. Readings ranged from 15 below zero in Hibbing Minnesota to 58 in Bakersfield California with rain in Oregon and snow over California and the Great Lakes region.
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Middle East talks and border clashes disclosed
Reported clashes occurred as Israel moved to the east bank and was repelled with casualties. Paris sources say the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union agreed on six points toward a settlement. The Big Four ambassadors met in New York to discuss a plan including Israel's evacuation after a peace accord and UN peacekeepers replacing Israeli troops with Security Council approval.
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Nixon enjoys birthday trip as antiwar chants rise
President Nixon flew to Massachusetts to celebrate his 57th birthday with daughter Julie and her husband David Eisenhower. Large crowds greeted the Nixon party at the Eisenhowers’ Northampton apartment, but antiwar demonstrators chanted as Nixon left, while supporters cheered and helped drown out the protest.
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End of World Exhibit Opens in Honolulu Ecology Circus
A Hawaii exhibit titled Hawaii Shibai presented by the University of Hawaii invites visitors to walk through cubicles representing eras from 1650 to 2030. The installation features wrecked cars and appliances under the banner Freeway Cha Cha Cha and labels urging conservation for survival.
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Old cannon could launch small satellites says Army scientist
Dr. Charles Murphy of Aberdeen Proving Ground tells San dia Lab scientists a 16 inch cannon with a special three stage shell could place a 100 pound payload into orbit at one third the cost of ground launched rockets. He notes significant engineering and guidance challenges and that no actual tests have been completed.
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Army
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland
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