Swim Instructors Session Set For Friday Morning
Readable notice shows a swim instructors session scheduled for 4:30 am on Friday at the Mexnotial Pool hosted by HG O.E0. The details are faint but indicate a formal training session for staff at the facility.
Pentagon study on Vietnam handed to Congress cites secrecy
Washington AP President Nizon released a top secret Pentagon Vietnam study to Congress amid assurances that access will be restricted. House moves to vote on access rules as Mansfield cautions about public distortion. Senate committees plan inquiry using material from the 1965 Gulf of Tonkin report.
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U.S. Soviet space cooperation eyed for 1970s docking links
NASA officials say American and Soviet space experts study linking existing spacecraft to allow joint flights within three to six years. Feasibility focuses on docking mechanisms and compatible systems for Apollo and Salyut/Soyuz Skylab types, aiming for early orbital linkups if modifications succeed.
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Airport safety plan faces delays in maintenance probe
Discussion at the city Airport Commission meetings covered VOR LOC navigation beacons and a proposed portable control tower. Right of way issues delay beacon installation as landowners negotiate easements, FAA guidance places tower location west of the airport, and funding requires city purchase and staffing until FAA takeover.
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Conservative columnist doubts Nixon 72 bid for 1972
A conservative newsletter argues Nixon cannot win re election in 1972 and should bow out to California Governor Ronald Reagan. It notes Agnew as a weak second if Nixon withdraws, and suggests a Democrat might edge a GOP ticket if he remains. The poll also cites substantial Reagan support among Nixon voters and multiple states' electoral lean.
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Trade Reopens for Paint Bristles and Food Goods to Chinatown
In San Francisco shoppers note renewed trade with Mainland China after twenty years, bringing paint brush bristles and food items to Chinatown. Traders expect more shipments as locals adapt, with substitutes already common from Hong Kong Taiwan and Taiwan.
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Dietrich Seeks Boys State Justice Position
Dietrich runs as candidate for Boys State justice with Gary Dietich listed as son of Mr. and supporting details.
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