Spunky Girl Is Going Home After Long Battle
Stephanie Smith, 22, home for Christmas after a seven year battle with lupus erythematosus. She was touched by hundreds of letters from strangers including American servicemen abroad, expressing support and hope. She plans to spend the holidays with her parents and sister in Manhattan.
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Prince Charles Wins Duke of Edinburgh Award
Gordonstoun headmaster Robert Chew says 17 year old Prince Charles earned the Duke of Edinburgh Award after a year of tests. The award, not competitive, emphasizes self reliance through physical training at the Scotland school where the prince studied. In February he will depart for Geelong School in Australia.
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King Constantine Accepts Reduction in Royal Allowance
In Athens the Greek king offered to cut his annual allowance of 580000 dollars by 66000 to aid the faltering economy and the government quickly accepted the proposal. The move aims to ease budget strain while preserving broader royal duties and stability amid economic uncertainty.
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McNamara signals deep cuts in military construction
Secretary Robert S. McNamara outlines a lean defense budget by deferring about 620 million in military construction, including 8500 new family housing units, barracks, and hospital additions. A list of deferred projects covers 42 states and 18 overseas sites while high priority projects totaling around 685 million may proceed in 36 states and 16 overseas locales.
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Four Satellites to Launch With Titan 3
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports the Air Force will launch four satellites into orbit using Titan 3 missiles. The mission, details not fully released, aims to advance ballistic and communications research with potential payloads from multiple defense contractors and research agencies.
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Titan 3 Rocket Liftoff For Military Satcom Tests
Today the Titan 3, America's most powerful rocket, is scheduled to lift at 8 a.m. CST. Two satellites will test methods for a future military communications network. One will measure solar activity and the fourth will be used by amateur radio operators worldwide.
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