Hickel Pledges Fair Look at Machiasport Trade Zone
President-elect Nixon's interior pick Gov. Walter Hickel of Alaska says he will give a fair look to the Machiasport Maine free trade zone and oil refinery proposal. Sen. George Aiken notes Hickel's past opposition but hopes his views may change and says interior approval must serve all 50 states.
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Alaska
Machiasport
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George D. Aiken
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Aiken
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Vermont
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Stewart L. Udall
Occidental
Secretary of Commerce
C. R. Smith
Portland
New Brunswick
U.S
Senate
Senate Interior Committee
Museum Meet: Mayan Dig Reviewed by Smithsonian Curator
More than 250 West Texas Museum Association members attended a members night where Dr. Richard B. Woodbury of the Smithsonian reviewed his 1947 Guatemala expedition. He described a two year field project ending in 1949 that excavated and restored a highland Maya settlement, later handed to the Guatemalan government for tourism.
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Richard B. Woodbury
Smithso Oer Institution
Guatemala
Woodbury
Smithsonian
Office of North American Anthropology
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Extended Curfew Sought by Texas Private Clubs
Dallas based Associated Clubs of Texas urged extending curfew from midnight by two hours to aid private club operations. The request was made Wednesday in a meeting addressing evening activity and licensing concerns.
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UPI
Associated Clubs of Texas
Betty Furness pushes for permanent consumer affairs office
Betty Furness urged making her consumer affairs post permanent and statutory, presenting a task force report on major appliance warranties. She said lawmakers must clarify warranty terms, repair parts availability, and advertising claims while noting uncertain Nixon administration plans.
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Scientists back Condon UFO findings no extraterrestrial evidence found
A blue ribbon panel of the National Academy of Sciences is expected to endorse the Condon report saying there is no evidence UFOs are extraterrestrial. The Air Force funded the $500000, two year study led by Dr. Edward A. Condon.
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National Academy of Sciences
Air Force
Edward A. Condon
University of Colorado
Academy of Sciences
Associated Press
Condon
Academy
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