Soviet Scientist Advocates US Soviet Technical Exchange
Soviet mathematician Dr. Alex M. Letov told about 400 scientists in Huntsville Alabama that he hopes his technical paper may spark US Soviet scientific exchange. He outlined stabilizing large manned space stations and noted the need for system stability.
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Huntsville
Ala
United States
Alex M. Letov
Letov
Tute
Aeronautics and Astronautics
U.S
U.S.S.R
Lebanon to Seek Bids on New High School
Lebanon school board approves basic high school plans and advertises for bids from architect H. H. Van Buren. Bids open Oct 3 with construction starting Oct 16. The board buys three new buses for $22,647, selects Dakin Insurance over United Auto, and awards contracts to VanDyne Crotty for uniforms and dust mops and to Better Cleaners for towels.
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Lebanon
New High School
H. H. van Buren
Coats Sales and Service Co. of
Dakin Insurance of
United Auto Insurance
VanDyne-Crotty Co
Better Cleaners
Compulsory Rail Settlement Near The Senate Speaks
The Associated Press reports Senator Wayne Morse chairing a presidential board will begin hearings to push a compulsory wage settlement for 137000 rail road shopcraft workers unless talks show progress toward a voluntary agreement by next Wednesday midnight.
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Wayne Morse
D.ore
Food Prices To Hold Steady In Coming Year
The Agriculture Department forecasts grocery prices to be nearly unchanged next year while restaurant costs rise about one percent. The average person may spend 485 to 490 dollars on food, up from 472 this year, with shifts toward pork poultry eggs rice citrus fruit and frozen vegetables and away from veal lamb most dairy non citrus fruits melons and dry beans. A whale being a mammal cannot breathe underwater.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Roosevelt wins largest electoral vote, most states carried
Franklin D. Roosevelt tops the electoral vote count and secures the most states in the election. His victory establishes a commanding win across key battlegrounds and solidifies his national lead in the race.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Middletown High Speech Workshop Draws Forty Registrants
Forty area students from Middletown Monroe Fenwick and nearby schools registered for a two day workshop sponsored by Middletown High School speech department. Sessions begin tomorrow with opening speakers Arthur Wolman and James Howerton.
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Middletown High School
Middletown High
Ron Fetzer
Middletown
Butch
MHS
Monroe
Fenwick
Arthur Wolman
Middletown Public Library
James Howerton
Fetzer
James
Conservation Project Topic at Middletown Audubon Meeting
Andrew Kopp of Princeton High School and Warren County Conservation Association will speak at 7 30 p m Thursday to Middletown Audubon Society. He will show slides of a 110 acre conservation project near Lebanon. Robert Stewart will lead the program at Park Board headquarters Goldman Park 1400 Highland St open to the public.
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Andrew Kopp
Princeton High School
Warren County Conservation Association
Middletown Audubon Society
Lebanon
Robert Stewart
Society
Park Board
Goldman Park
Highland St
Lions To Hear Talk On Credit
Consumer credit will be discussed by Don Gallagher manager of the City Loan Saving Co at the Lions Club meeting Thursday noon in Manchester Motor Inn. Leo Berman arranged the program.
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Don Gallagher
City Loan Saving Co
Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Leo Berman
Fire Damages Franklin Home of Lawrence Tinch
Firefighters reported a small kitchen fire at the residence of Lawrence Tinch 504 Anderson last night causing about 50 dollars in damage.
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Franklin
Lawrence Tinch
Anderson
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