Star Finder Charts for 1968 69 and 1970 Plans
Reader asks for 1970 planet positions charts. Morehead Planetarium offers a 1970 chart in the Observer's Handbook for 1.50 dollars plus 0.35 postage. Pictures of UNC basketball players and Carolina Cougars may be available via game programs or by writing UNC Sports Information Director Jack Williams or the Carolina Cougars at the Greensboro Coliseum for a small fee.
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Morehead Planetarium
Chapel Hill
N. C
Observer's Handbook
Planetarium
UNC
Carolina Cougars
Anon A
Jack Williams
Greensboro Coliseum
Young Griffin student asks about work for seventh grader
A Griffin middle schooler seeks part time jobs to help with a sister’s medical bill. Advice notes opportunities are limited for someone so young and suggests posting notices with trusted adults, while stressing safety and parental approval. It also explains Social Security retirement earnings limits and how taxes apply to earnings.
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Griffin
U. A
How to connect with firms for a novel car idea
A reader asks how to reach buyers for an automotive concept. The reply advises visiting the public library for inventor handbooks and General Information Concerning Patents, and considering Protecting and Profiting from Your Business Ideas by M Arthur Auslander. For specific parts contact manufacturers via the Thomas Register, or consult a patent attorney.
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E.H. A
Public Library
U. S. Government Printing Office
Ecicaten
D. C
M. Arthur Auslander
Thomas Register
Supreme Court protects student war protesters deferments
The Court ruled 6 to 2 that local draft boards may not strip student protesters of deferments or reclassify them as delinquents for opposing the Vietnam War. Justice Black said Congress intended deferments for students and did not authorize denial for lack of registration. The decision reverses prior rulings and allows pre induction review for Breen.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Congress
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
High Court
Macon
Ralph Ginsberg
Barry Goldwater
Black
U.S
Timothy J. Breen
Boston
Breen
Berkeley School of Music
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
John M. Harlan
Burger
Stewart
All Fronts Fire Flares as Israel, Arabs Clash Across Middle East
Israeli jets struck Egyptian mortar and antiaircraft positions along the Suez Canal after a weekend of fighting on multiple fronts. Egypt claimed a plane was downed and a radar station destroyed, while Tel Aviv denied the attack and reported no losses. In Lebanon, a border village hit by artillery, two civilians killed, and saboteurs damaged a pipeline valve house.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Israel
Red Sea
Gulf of Suez
Shadwan Island
Suez Gulf
Egypt
Cairo
Gulf
el Qantara
Sinai
Hod Samara
Zarrit
Aita Chaab
Lebanon
Trans-Arabian Pipeline Co
Saudi Arabia
Lebanese
Arabian- American Oil Co
Thieu vows to chart own path if allies disagree
President Nguyen Van Thieu urged continued aid from friendly nations in Saigon but warned he will go his own way if allied policies clash with South Vietnam's interests. He pressed for wartime discipline, self sufficiency, and warned against allowing Communist actions to threaten security. He did not specify potential policy differences.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Thieu
Republic of Vietnam
Astrologanza predicts 1970s shifts in politics and style
About 300 astrology fans hear 15 Southern California practitioners forecast a lean to political conservatism through 1972 and a rise in idealism. Organizer Burton Morse calls Neptune in Sagittarius and notes public scrutiny, while attendees include middle aged women and scattered students.
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Anaheim
Calif
Mercury
Burton Morse
Anaheim Convention Center
Los Angeles
Morse
California
Bar Groups Hint Approval of Carswell Nomination
The ABA federal judiciary chair says there’s a basis for speculation that Carswell’s nomination to the Supreme Court has been informally approved. He notes the committee will announce on Tuesday whether he is qualified. Humphrey urges judging Carswell by record not a 1948 speech endorsing white supremacy.
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New York
American Bar Association
Federal Judiciary Committee
G. Harrold Carswell
U. S. Supreme Court
Lawrence E. Walsh
Carswell
Supreme Court
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Senate
Senate Leaders Back No-Knock Narcotics Raid Provision
Senate leaders of both parties endorsed a no-knock clause allowing federal narcotics raids without warning. Senators Mansfield and Scott defended the measure citing crime and murder risks, while Ervin urged striking it as a constitutional violation.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Mansfield
Scott
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Romney Remains In Running For Senate Hopeful Area
Secretary George Romney said Michigan Republicans may back another candidate for the Senate race against Senator Hart but did not rule out his own candidacy. He cited his department’s housing and urban programs as needing full attention amid a looming national volunteer action program. He noted a consensus candidate could unite broad support to win.
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Washington
George Romney
Michigan
Senate
Romney
Philip A. Hart
Educators Rally to Overturn HEW Veto in Congress
In Washington hundreds of teachers and education workers launched a member by member lobbying drive to overturn President Nixon's veto of a 19.7 billion education bill. Operation Override coordinator Charles Lee aims for a close House vote, with about 1,000 participants expected to press members using state desks and targeted voting records.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Charles Lee
Lee
Wolfson Freed After Nine Months In Prison
Financier Louis Wolfson was released from federal prison after nine months for selling unregistered stock. Claude Williams, supervisor at the Eglin Base minimum security prison, said Wolfson departed shortly after midnight.
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Fort Walton Beach, Fla
Louis Wolfson
Claude Williams
Eglin Air Force Base
Wolfson
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Turney
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