Tropical storm forecasts and seeding plans for Atlantic season
National Hurricane Center forecasters at Miami say tropical activity is unusually quiet globally with no predicted early season storms. Navy and Air Force hurricane hunters are on alert in Jacksonville and Roosevelt Roads as radar and space satellite surveillance begin daily. A first large scale silver iodide seeding may be attempted from Roosevelt Roads if a storm nears the Atlantic approach area while remaining safe from land.
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James Ellis Jr Named Associate Editor of Texas Law Review
James A. Ellis Jr. was named an associate editor of the Texas Law Review, selected for scholastic achievement and contributions. He recently completed his first year at the University of Texas Law School after a standout career at Texas Tech where he played quarterback and was a Rhodes Scholar candidate. Ellis will summer as a Ford Motor Co. clerk in Dearborn Michigan, after visiting family in Hobbs and here.
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Soviet Pressure Tied to Middle East Crisis in Geneva
The article notes Soviet use of the Middle East crisis to push the United States on Vietnam. It cites Martin Luther King Fulbright Tran Van Do and others at the Pacem in Mediation conference in Geneva. It argues Moscow aims to make Johnson yield in Vietnam by threats seen in the Arab-Israeli confrontation.
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Incentives Bill Okayed by Senate and House
The Senate approved a bill restoring seven percent investment credit for machinery and equipment and two accelerated depreciation schedules for income producing buildings. The measure, costing about 1.71 billion dollars over four years, also suspends key provisions of the Presidential Campaign Financing Act until further congressional action.
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Rush May Start For Gulf Land Rush
Shawnee prospector Merle I Zweifel of Zweifel International claims government approval of 600000 acres of ocean floor off Louisiana could spark a land rush akin to the California gold rush. Zweifel says he filed 3000 mining claims under the 1872 Mining Act, which he says covers placer mining and even petroleum.
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Accidents Down in Calcutta Traffic Figures
In Calcutta the accident rate decreased last year with 17,385 incidents causing 237 deaths, down from 17,504 accidents and 257 deaths in 1965, signaling improving road safety in a crowded city.
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Moon eclipse set for October 18 across America
An early morning moon eclipse is expected on October 18 1967 and will be visible over the entire United States. The event draws interest from skywatchers and researchers nationwide.
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