Why the Caspian Sea Is Not a Sea
The Caspian Sea is labeled Mare Caspian by Romans who found it salty. Geographers debate its status, noting it is land locked and often considered a lake rather than a sea.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1967
Page
6
The Caspian Sea is labeled Mare Caspian by Romans who found it salty. Geographers debate its status, noting it is land locked and often considered a lake rather than a sea.
At Korat Air Base a bell marks pilots who finish a 100-mission tour and head home. Lt. Karl Richter died on his 198th mission while others face deadly flak and MIG threats as bases like Utapao and Udorn endure tight reporting bans and heavy losses.
District Governor Graham W. Smith of Fairfield Ohio, head of Optimist International Zone 7, will speak at the Optimist Club of Middletown at Manchester Motor Inn at noon tomorrow. A Hamilton native and 1955 charter member, he has held multiple club roles and led district activities as eight communities are urged to form new clubs. A Razor Blades Barbershop Quartet provides music.
Tokyo's population fell for the first time in the year as residents moved to suburbs. The metropolitan government reported a total of 11,175,832 on August 1, down 6,874 from July 1.
Nepal, a constitutional monarchy in the Himalayas, is described as roughly the same size as Arkansas.
The Norumbega Council Order of Arrow Dancers performed an Indian sun dance on Boston Common to assure good weather for the Boston Rotary Club bean supper. Forecast calls for fair weather. Proceeds support the Freedom Trail Foundation.
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