Buying For Your Home Barbecue Goes Better With The Basic Tools
A practical guide to starting outdoor cooking at home. It outlines essential gear from grills and chef hats to aprons gloves and long handled tools. It also notes convenient options like sealed charcoal briquet packaging and basic cold beverage gear for a smooth barbecue setup.
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Hitchhiker Hitches 100 Miles to Surrender in Auto Theft Case
Rich ard Breese, 22, learned of a warrant for auto theft and hitchhiked 100 miles from Philadelphia to Wildwood New Jersey to surrender to local police. He was held for a hearing today.
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Wildwood
N. J
Richard Breese
Philadelphia
Monkeys and Humans Believed Only Color Distinguishers
The article posits that monkeys and humans are believed to be the sole animals capable of distinguishing colors, implying a unique visual ability among species.
Grooming tips to reduce pet shedding this spring
Spring grooming advice explains brushing frequency and proper tools for dogs and cats. It covers long and short coats, brushing directions, removing mats, and special care to prevent hair balls, including oils to aid hair passage and safe handling tips.
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Mother Earth
Long And Thin Nuclear Powered Plane Of The Future
Lockheed researchers describe a long slim nuclear powered aircraft with crew in the nose and a small tail. They say power plants housed in the fuselage and high density shielding will dominate weight, with implications for weight distribution and airframe design.
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Vern
Air Force
Clarence L. Johnson
Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
F. A. Cleveland
Lockheed
Marietta, Ga
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division
United Aircraft Corp
East Hartford
Conn
Convair Division
General Dynamics Corp
San Diego
General Electric Co
Evendale
Ohio
Lockheed Paper
United States
Study Of Ohio Phone Strike Referred Back To NLRB
The NLRB general counsel asks the board to reopen Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. unfair labor practices charges filed by the Communications Workers of America after a seven month strike that left about 90,000 Portsmouth area residents without service. The examiner had recommended dismissal, but the counsel contends evidence was ignored and credibility findings distorted and urges a fresh review.
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Columbus
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Ohio Consolidated
Portsmouth
C. W. Whittemore
MLRB
Washington
Ohio Senators Split Aid Vote
Washington reports Ohio's two senators split on the foreign aid authorization bill. Democratic Sen. Lausche voted for the measure while Republican Sen. Bricker voted against it. They also opposed several amendments cutting defense funds, with multiple defeats in the Senate votes.
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Washington
Ohio
Lausche
Bricker
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Long
Wartime trainer denies link between lights and sterility claims
J Ross Kirwan Jr of Cincinnati recounts serving in World War II at Fort Knox with the secret Chinese daylight device. He says none of the trainees he knew had defective children, and he disputes reports that the high power lights killed rabbits. He details hours spent near the lights during training.
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Cincinnati
J. Ross Kirwan Jr
Fort Knox
Kirwan
England
Virgin Islands Discovered by Columbus on Second Voyage
The Virgin Islands were discovered by Christopher Columbus during his second voyage in 1493. The note recalls the 15th century exploration and the naming of Caribbean islands associated with Spanish exploration.
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Vrgin Islands
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