Less skullduggery in military Gen LeMay eyes Senate
Retired four-star General Curtis LeMay, prominent in discussions of a Senate run, says military men show more integrity and less thievery. He denies intent to seek office but acknowledges talks about opposing Sen. Kuchel. LeMay, 61, leads Networks Electronic Corp and owns Execu tive Jet Aviation, saying he’s enjoying current work and not seeking another job unless a real organization backs it.
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Chatsworth
Calif
Curtis E le May
LeMay
Air Force
U.S. Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Cailif
GOP
Unil
Networks Electronic Corp
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Executive Jet Aviation
Columbus
Ohio
Kibbitz
Newspapers Sent Out With Tree Attached
In Sarnia Ontario AP reports more than 15000 spruce and silver maple seedlings 10 to 20 inches tall were attached to the Sarnia Observer's Tuesday edition and distributed by carrier route boys for a centennial project called Growing with Canada. The transplant operation had the cooperation of the city and the Department of Lands on forests.
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Sarnia, Ont
Sarnia
Canada
Department of Lands On Forests
Congressmen Push For Atom Smasher Weston bid faces protests
Washington AP reports a joint congressional subcommittee urges proceeding with a $375 million federal atom smasher plan at Weston Illinois amid administration cuts. Chairman Melvin Price said the panel backs $10 million for architect engineering for more R D. Protests over alleged racial housing discrimination in Weston have clouded the project. Weston won the bid in a competitive process with over 100 cities.
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Washington
Weston, Til
Melvin Price
Dee
Weston
Kenya Raises Big Game Hunting Fees to July Start
The Kenyan government announced a 25 to 4 percent hike in big game hunting fees effective July 1. Prices for rhino and female bongo forest antelope hunts rise to 280 dollars each, while Thomson's gazelle remains at 2.80 dollars for small game hunting.
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Kenya
Haifa Palace Ruins Revealed in Syro Phoenician Style
A university spokesman described the monumental palace as Syro Phoenician in style with walls up to 8 feet 11 inches thick. The blue rock Dover ledge nesting bird, once present before man, became the common pigeon in city streets across Africa Asia and Europe.
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Haifa
Africa
Asia
Europe
Solomon Palace Unearthed at Megiddo by Yadin Dig
A large-scale dig by Hebrew University led by Prof. Yigal Yadin uncovers a substantial portion of King Solomon's palace and an ancient city wall at Megiddo, located 18 miles southeast of Jerusalem. The discovery highlights significant archaeological findings from the biblical era.
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Jerusalem
Hebrew University
Yigal Yadin
King Solomon's Palace
Megiddo
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