Should The Star Spangled Banner Be Replaced As National Anthem
A broad cross section of Americans express skepticism about singability and reverence for The Star Spangled Banner on the nations Bicentennial weekend. Critics say the song is hard to sing and outdated while supporters defend its tradition, amid debates over whether a new anthem should replace it.
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New York
Kang
America
Peter Hansen
New Orleans
Helene Greenburg
Manhattan
Louis Marchesani
Philadelphia
Marchesani
P. William Filby
Maryland Historical Society
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHeary
Filby
Robert Goulet
Muhammad Ali
Sonny Liston
Johnny Paycheck
Atlanta Falcons
Tony Ma
Larry Pate
Larry
Dripping Springs
Texas
Rockets
Robert Altman
Joel Grey
One-man submarine alert turns into debt-dragged tale
In New York Harbor during the Bicentennial events a coast guard beacon for a suspected one-man sub disrupter proved a hoax tied to a deadbeat bill. Retired Navy captain George Kittredge of Massachusetts said the alert arose from his pursuit of a Walton man who owed for a recreational sub he bought on installment. He described building subs through Kittredge Industries and planned to use them for Cape Cod and Lake Winnipesaukee trips.
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New York
International Naval Review
New York Harbor
Coast Guard
Third District Coast Guard
Maine
Naval Review
David Bushnell
Ezra Lee
George Kittredge
South Thomaston
Kittredge
Walton
Mass
Kittredge Industries, Inc
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Lake Winnipesaukee
N.H
Interpol
International Police Chiefs’ Organization
FBI
United States Naval Academy
Edith Axwell Sells Antique Collection via Inland Classifieds
Edith Axwell of Paramount entrusted Independent Press-Telegram Classifieds to market her carved walnut table Chatham silver and Limoges tea set. She reports many calls and satisfaction with the Classified ad’s reach and success. To place an ad call 432-5909.
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Chatham Sterling
Limoges
Edith Axwell
Paramount
Balloonist in good condition after Death Valley mislanding
Balloonist Thomas F. Heinsheimer of Rolling Hills remained in good condition at San Pedro and Peninsula Hospital after a rough landing of his smog research balloon Atmosat America in Death Valley. Accompanied by Peter C. Neushul, 35, also of Rolling Hills, he was rescued by park rangers. Neushul unharmed. Heinsheimer suffered a possible compression fracture and other bumps and bruises from bouncing the gondola over volcanic rocks during the simulated smog sampling flight.
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Thomas F. Heinsheimer
Death Valley
San Pedro
Peninsula Hospital
Heinsheimer
Rolling Hills
Atmosat
Rancho Palos Verdes
Park Rangers
Ridgecrest Hospital
High Desert
Ridgecrest
Calif men killed in Nev head on crash near Round Hill
Two California men died in a head on collision on U S 50 near Round Hill Nevada. Albert Faccini 63 of El Cerrito and Joseph Gass 50 of Santa Clara were killed when their car struck a pickup truck investigators said the truck driver was injured and not named.
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Round Hill
California
Monda
U. S. 50
Lake Tahoe
Nevada
Highway Patrol
Albert Faccini
el Cerrito
Joseph Gass
Santa Clara
Economist proposes Britain as 51st State of the Union
The Economist prints a tongue in cheek declaration of independence for Britain, listing supposed British government sins, joking that the pound has fallen to 1.776 dollars and urging Britons to sign a rebellious tale while urging readers not to take the piece seriously.
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Rooney
Lowry
Britain
London
Economist
Two die in fire-fighting copter crash near Carson City
Two people were killed and three seriously injured when a fire-fighting helicopter crashed west of Carson City Nevada on a brush and timber fire. The aircraft was privately owned but leased to the U S Bureau of Land Management and the origin of the fire was under investigation. The dead were James Davidson 28 of Nevada City California and John Ivins 23 of Carson City a Nevada Division of Forestry firefighter. About 140 people were expected on the slow moving fire which had burned 20 to 40 acres in a hard to reach area.
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Carson City
Nev
Here Soncay
U. S. Forest Service
Nevada Division of Forestry
James Davidson
Nevada City
Calif
U. S. Bureau of Land Management
John Ivins
Nevada
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New York Times Service
Constance Allard
Francis Seatley
Hasden Heights
Gainesville
Pla
Brookline
Florence Dunn
Miss Dunn
Music Teachers of
Gloria Loring
Los Angeles Dodgers
Oakland Raiders
San Diego
Peter Kihss
Am Mira
Albert J. Lowry
Senna
Emal
Jilfle
William. Nickerson
Tates
Toy
Serateh
Lucewas
MB. Lowry
WAY
Pia Quenshat Rhyon Hotel
Long Bach
Lee
Margaret Worthington
Myrtle Ave
Long Beach
Thomas Jefferson
Economics and Current Affairs Journal
Thur
Sern
California Federal
Bell Gardens
Plotonca Ave
Cerritos
Downey
E. Pitestane Blvd
North Downey
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewax
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