Ask Andy Explains Shock Waves And Animal Names
Andy answers readers questions about shock waves from supersonic flight and how animal names were created. Timothy Morrow receives a World Book Atlas while Gary Vance learns about Linnaeus and the meaning behind terms like Arthropoda Insecta Lepidoptera and species classification.
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Andy
Timothy Morrow
Dimendale
Michigan
Gary Vance
Enid
Oklahoma
Arthropoda
Insecta
Leaders Predict 10000 At Counter Inaugural Protest
The Associated Press reports counter inaugural leaders expect up to 10,000 demonstrators in Washington. Organizers say the event will be peaceful though tensions may rise, with plans for a large tent near Sylvan Theater and a counter parade along the official route. Key figures include Rennie Davis and Kathleen Cleaver coordinating activities.
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Washington
Richard M. Weather
Nixon
Nee
Davis
United States
Rennie Davis
Tor
Joan Baez
Coun
Daughters of the Ter
Democratic Society
White House
Capitol
Three-State Auto Theft Ring Breaks Up
Six North Carolina men, tied to a three-state auto theft ring, are charged with interstate transport of stolen motor vehicles. Cars moved from South Carolina and Virginia to Hickory and Winston-Salem areas. Defendants include Richard Lewis Caldwell of Hickory Preston E. Martin of Hickory George Pinkney Mall Jr. of Yale and Kenneth Ray Hartman of Shelby, all released on bonds with hearings set for March or May in U.S. District Court.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Federal Bureau of Investigation
South Carolina
Virginia
Hickory
Winston-Salem
Haveeen
U.S. District Court
Richard Lewis Caldwell
Preston E. Martin
George Pinkney Mall Jr
Rt. 3
Yale
Bend
Kenneth Ray Hartman
Rt 1
Shelby
Day Of Deep Breath Arrives In Capital
In Washington the day of the Deep Breath arrives as Nixon prepares to take the oath. Democrats recall a turbulent era while Republicans plan receptions and parties in hotels. Johnson departs to Texas as Nixon ascends to the presidency amid inaugural pomp and political coastal comment. Martha Washington wax figure at the Smithsonian listens to Duke Ellington as history turns a page.
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Capital
H. L. Schwartz
ITI
Associated Press
Washington
Georgetown
Cleveland Park
Johnson
Abe Fortases
Fortas
Supreme Court
Johnsons
John Richard Yokeley
Wall
Burg
Watergate
Win J
Brovston-Salem
Wallburg
Gary Lee Sain
Hickory
Alymer
John Mitchell
Richard Nixon
Senate
Nixon
Smithsonian
Constitution Hall
Capitol
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Martha Washington
Duke Eltingtoa
Martha
Thieves Hit Harold Jones Residence in Davidson County
THOMASVILLE The Harold Jones residence on Kenmire Circle was entered Thursday with about 546 dollars of items stolen. The Davidson County Sheriff's Dept is investigating after a door reportedly left unlocked. Missing items include a whisky chest whisky a .22 pistol television diamond tie pin coat trousers two jackets five bottles of shaving lotion an electric can opener five pairs of earrings three bottles of bath oil and two cigarette lighters.
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Thomasville
Harold Jones
Kenmire Circle
Davidson County Sheriff's Dept
Slam Bid Is Hard To Reach
In the 1968 Summer Nationals International Match Team, East opens three diamonds at one table. Bobby Wolff doubles and Ira Corn bids four diamonds, signaling a strong hand. Wolff then jumps to five spades, enabling Ira to reach the slam for NorthSouth despite earlier uncertainties.
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East
Bobby Wolff
Dallas
West
Ia Corn
Ira
Bobby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
The Longest Street and Other Writers of Note
A reflective reminiscence on modern authors and public readings, praising Louis Sobol while critiquing Damon Runyon and a gallery of writers. It recalls Sobol’s gentleness, Runyon’s wit and flaws, and lists literary names associated with Broadway and journalism, ending with a toast to iconic showbiz figures.
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A. E. Hotehner
Papa Hemingway
Random House
Damon Runyon
Man
Porkpie Hat
Walter Winchell
Mark Hellinger
Gene Fowler
Sandburg
Cissy Patterson
Jim Richardson
California
Louis Sobol
Crown Publishers
Runyon
Miss Marker
Shirley Temple
Dairymen dispute Heart Association milk cholesterol stance
Pinehurst NC AP The North Carolina Dairy Products Association denounces American Heart Association claims that milk eggs and other foods raise cholesterol and threaten health at their fifth annual convention. Officers were elected and five North Carolinians named to honorary life memberships. New president F Howard Suttle of Wilmington and vice presidents K G Reesman New Bern W C Thacker Winston Salem and Charles A Hunter Charlotte. Re-elected treasurer R D Davenport Durham and executive VP John E Johnson Raleigh.
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Pinehurst
N. C
North Carolina Dairy Products Association
American Heart Association
Dairymen
The
Heart Association
F. Howard Suttle
Wilmington
K. G. Reesman
New, Bern
W. C. Thacker
Winston-Salem
Charles A. Hunter
Charlotte
R. D. Davenport
Durham
John E. Johnson
Raleigh
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