Secret Chambers May Lie Inside Great Pyramids
U S scientists from Berkeley’s Lawrence Radiation Laboratory begin an Egypt driven project at Giza to use cosmic rays and spark chambers to probe hidden chambers in Cheops and Chephren pyramids. The study aims to explain why Chephren’s pyramid seems solid and may reveal new passages or tombs. The year long effort will temporarily block access to some chamber areas for tourists.
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Rhodesian Offer Of 5000 Troops For Vietnam Cited
Senator Thurmond cited a Rhodesian proposal to send up to 5000 troops to Vietnam as part of his push to restore U.S. relations with Rhodesia. He said the offer came in a telegram and a similar note was sent to officials, while the United States did not comment. Thurmond urged Washington to help Ian Smith bridge the gap and criticized policy toward the Communist world.
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Jacksonville grows from Cowford to city named for Jackson
In its infancy Jacksonville was known as Cowford as cattle crossed the St Johns River. The settlement later took the name Jacksonville in honor of Andrew Jackson Florida s first territorial governor.
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