Seek Better Prediction Ideas Weather and Armed Forces Join In
Vice President Agnew urged better hurricane prediction after inspecting damage from Camille. Weather Bureau and Defense Department agreed to cooperate, aiming to improve intensity forecasts and shore landfall predictions. Talks followed reports that existing equipment and planes were outdated, hindering storm study.
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Mississippi
Probe Death Of Marine In Beating at Parris Island
The Marine Corps investigates the death of an 18 year old Parris Island recruit who said he was beaten by his drill instructors amid questions over the incident and its handling.
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Brothers Sisters Reunited at Gary Minnesota Gathering
Seven brothers and six sisters aged 57 to 78 gathered in Gary Minnesota for a rare family reunion. They are descendants of James and Margaret Kittie who immigrated from Scotland in 1895. The family's older generation remains in Minnesota and nearby states as they recall the clan's early migrations and marriages.
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Minn
James Kittie
Scotland
Earl Davis
Crookston
Kittie
Sam
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William
Minnesota
James
Jamestown
N.C
Jeanie Holmvnk
George Mork
Wannaska
Mina
Cy- Tus’ Gullekson
Minneapolis
Mina Gulleckson
Wapato
Wash
Robert
River
Alec
Miles City
Mont
John Davis
Dal
Mac
Aurora
Cole
White
Drill instructor relieved amid investigation at Marine base
A Marine spokesman confirms a drill instructor was relieved of duties as standard procedure pending investigation. He notes every recruit complaint is checked, from trivial to serious, with some charges proven true and the guilty punished.
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Navy recruit Melson's illness triggers investigation at hospital
A Navy recruit who had recently graduated from Millsboro High and reported to Marine duty was noted as ill upon processing. Spokesmen said he was treated in Beaufort and later at Charleston Naval Hospital, with officials attributing delays to misjudgment of sluggishness as shirking and noting lack of facilities to treat him.
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Weather Bureau
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Stephen E. Melson
Millsboro
Medical University of South Carolina
Charleston
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Parris Island
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Tax plan risks racing industry, says Pennsylvania official
Herbert A. Fogel, general counsel for the Pennsylvania Harness Racing Commission, told Harrisburg lawmakers the House bill’s business tax write offs could hurt racing. He urged alternate approaches to reform that do not target small owners and threaten purses at tracks nationwide. The Nixon administration backs reform but faces state revenue concerns from horse betting.
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Pennsylvania
Senate Finance Committee
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Pennsylvania Harness Racing Commission
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Harrisburg
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