New Books at Morris Library Feature Ten Titles
Morris Library announces new acquisitions with extended hours Monday through Friday and weekend timings for children. Highlights include The Crossroads by Elizabeth Corbett, The Little Saint by Simenon, The Legion of Noble Christians by Gerald Green, Laughing Whitefish by Robert Traver, The Search for Bridey Murphy by Morey Bernstein, Herbert Hoover's Challenge to America compiled by Country Beautiful, How to Get Along With People by Michael Drury, and The International Grand Prix Book of Motor Racing edited by Michael Frewin.
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Elizabeth Corbett
Alice
Harry Martin
Miss Corbett
Greenwich Village
Saint
Simenon
Legion of
Noble Christians
Gerald Green
Buck Sweeney
Europe
Robbert Traver
Traver
Michigan
Bridey Murphy
Morey Bernstein
Herbert Hoover
America
Country Beautiful
Mr. Hoover
Michael Drury
London Crime Wave Tops 3.5 Million in Six Weeks
Police report two new robberies in London as part of a pre Christmas crime wave reaching over 3.5 million dollars in six weeks. A thief snatched 84,000 dollars in diamonds from a gem merchant near a subway station, and a West London post office was entered on Wednesday with cash and postage stamps valued at 84,000 dollars stolen. The text notes the phrase 64-64ths as full ownership in boat terms.
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London
Gemini 6 and 7 Rendezvous Near Pacific
Gemini 6 and Gemini 7 completed a dramatic nose to nose rendezvous 185 miles above the western Pacific after a 105000 mile chase. Schirra and Stafford executed eight orbit shifts to reach the other craft as Lt. Col. Borman and Cmdr. Lovell prepare to splash down near Bermuda.
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Wasp
Bermuda
Air Force
Borman
Navy
Lovell
Schirra
Stafford
Gemini 6
Pacific Ocean
Gesmini 6
Japan and Soviet Union to start Tokyo Moscow air route
The Foreign Ministry says Japan and the Soviet Union will initial a provisional aviation treaty next week inaugurating the first Tokyo Moscow air route. Details are undisclosed but officials say the airliners will initially be manned by a Russian crew and a Japanese co pilot.
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Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Union
Tokyo-Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Marketing Year End Push for Wool and Mohair Payments
Kenneth Benson, chairman of the Grundy County ASC, reminded producers that the 1965 wool and mohair program year ends on December 31. Payments for 1965 depend on finishing all marketing details for wool, mohair, or lambs by year end. Sales after December 31 shift to 1966 year and pay-outs wait until early 1967.
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Kenneth Benson
Grundy County
Chattanooga central records bureau streamlines crime reports
The Chattanooga Police Department opens a new central information center using punched computer cards to record each call and case. The system, first in Tennessee, allows querying officers to access information instantly, ranging from wanted criminals to dog bite reports.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga Police Department
Central Records Bureau
Tennessee
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Central Information Center
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