Chimps On Assembly Line in Houston Factory
In Houston on Friday three chimpanzees named Bobby Fudge and Candy worked on a furniture factory packing line under trainer prompting. The display drew union officials and workers who saw it as a publicity stunt while the factory general manager called it a labor revolution potentially replacing routine assembly tasks with trained chimps.
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Fudge
Candy
Ben Friedman
Alfred Sturm
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Manuel King
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Chief Judge Rover Dies In Washington
Chief Judge Leo A. Rover, 72, of the Municipal Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, died Friday from a heart ailment. A U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia twice, he was first appointed by Coolidge and later by Eisenhower. He played a key role in Teapot Dome prosecutions as principal assistant to Peyton L. Gordon before his 1956 appointment as chief judge.
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Municipal Court of Appeals
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U.S
Coolidge
Eisenhower
Teapot Dome
Peyton L. Gordon
Rover
Echo I satellite timetable for Columbus week
The Columbus Echo I satellite schedule covers November 13 to 19. Times vary slightly for other Ohio cities. The list begins with November 13.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jehovah's Witnesses Director Denies Congo Missionary Role
In Congo reports, Jehovah's Witnesses director M G Henschel denied any missionaries there, stating the group has never operated in the Belgian Congo region and condemning killings tied to Kitawala. He explained rumors linking JW to Kitawala are unfounded and cited their 1834 Pittsburgh origin and lack of visa approvals for missionaries.
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Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society
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Pittsburgh
Jesus Christ
Kitiwats
Africa
Kitawala
Brussels
Robert Baudhuin
Shoaib says U.S. defense aid to Pakistan rises
Pakistan Finance Minister Mohammad Shoaib announced at a news conference that the United States has agreed to provide 9 million in defense aid this year, up 10 million from last year, following his return from Washington.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Mohammad Shoaib
United States
Washington
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