Admiral Saw Destroyer in Front of Ship at Subic Bay
Australian Rear Admiral Crabb testified about waking in pajamas to watch the Melbourne slice the Evans in the early hours off Vietnam. He helped direct rescue efforts, with 74 Evans crewmen killed and 199 survivors saved, while noting the Evans drifted in front of the Melbourne. Testimony covered the collision, with further witnesses to be called.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
G.J.B. Crabb
U.S
Evans
Crabb
Melbourne
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Vietnam
Cmdr
A. S. McLemore
J.g
Ronald C. Ramsey
Progressive Student Group Attacks SBC Racial Policy
In New Orleans the Baptist Students Concerned group pushes an antisegregation resolution for the Southern Baptist Convention meeting. It cites Tattnall Square Baptist Church in Macon Georgia which ousted a Black student in 1966 and voted to close to Negroes. The denomination faces a visit and possible demands from James Forman during the week long gathering.
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New Orleans
Southern Baptist Convention
David Swink
Furman University
Charleston
S.C
Baptist Students
Swink
Tattnall Square Baptist Church
Macon
Mercer University
Southern Baptists
James Forman
Forman
Robert S. Alley
Richmond
Rabbi to join Santa Clara theology faculty
Rabbi Allen Philip Krause, 29, from Reform Congregation Etz Chaim in Elmhurst Illinois, will teach Old Testament courses at the 118 year old University of Santa Clara next year becoming the first Jewish member of the theology faculty.
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Santa Clara, Calif
Catholic University of Santa Clara
Allen Philip Krause
Reform Congregation Etz Chaim
Elmhurst
Ill
Traffic Court Fines For Multiple Interstate Speed Violations
A series of traffic citations were issued on Interstate 80 and local roads. Fines ranged from 10 to 25 dollars with costs for speeds from 40 to 92 mph. Citations were issued by Troopers Connell Smith D A Wills Jack O Hagan and others. Names include Lowell Robinson Don Abel Purcell Peterson James Dicker Larry Romines James Aclin William Baker and others.
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Lowell K. Robinson
Calona
Connell Smith
Don E. Abel
D. A. Wills
Purcell A. Peterson
Newark
Interstate
Jack O’hagan
James P. Dicker
Seneca
Hill
North Sts
Mazon
William Mount
Larry A. Romines
Braidwood
SDS Leaders Start Terms In New York
Eight Columbia University SDS leaders began 30 day terms for contempt of court after defying a campus disruption ban. Justice Charles Marks imposed the maximum 30 days and a $100 fine, with extra days for nonpayment. The sit in at Fayerweather and Mathematics halls backed demands for more Black admissions at Columbia.
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NEW York
Columbia University
Students For A Democratic Society
Morningside
State Supreme Court
Charles Marks
Marks
Columbia
SDS
Firemen Refuse Call as Womack Home Is Destroyed
In Jefferson County near Barnhart Missouri, the home of Mr and Mrs Earl L Womack was destroyed after two volunteer departments Herculaneum and Pevely allegedly refused to respond because the owner had not bought a fire protection tag The incident highlights how some departments use tag revenue to fund equipment and readiness.
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Barnhart
Earl L. Womack
Alpine Village
Jefferson County
Womack
Herculaneum and Pevely
Ovens From Rome to Pompeii Reveal Ancient Baking Tech
The article notes that Roman ovens over 2000 years old survive in Pompeii and resemble brick ovens used by European bakers today. It adds that during the Middle Ages only a few palaces and mansions housed brick-lined ovens.
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Pompei
Italy
Swedish Scientists Uncover 21 Foot Earthworm in South Africa
Two Swedish researchers unearthed a 21 foot earthworm in South Africa, highlighting an unusual find in the region and prompting interest from zoologists and local authorities alike.
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South Africa
Kendall FB Meeting On Policy
Kendall County Farm Bureau invites members and friends to a Friday policy development meeting at the Farm Bureau auditorium in Yorkville. A 7 p.m. ham sandwich lunch precedes discussions on abolishing town meetings, township road commissioner appointments, consolidating road districts, regional school districts financed by state funds, and transferring assessor duties to the county supervisor of assessments.
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Plattville
Kendall County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Yorkville
Ray Knutson
FB County and Community Action Committee
United Voice For Agriculture
Illinois
New Hybrid Sorghums Fight Red-Wing Birds
New hybrid sorghum varieties have been identified for regions needing crops that resist red-wing blackbird attacks. Researchers note improved damage tolerance and potential for higher yields in affected areas.
Nightlife at Bronx Zoo Lights Up Nocturnal World
A 660600 building at the Bronx Zoo opens a nighttime exhibit titled The World of Darkness to show nocturnal creatures in action. Visitors can see a lively sloth, alert owls, and more than 200 bats moving through dim light, addressing daytime viewing frustrations.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
Nighttime lighting affects animal sleeping patterns
Visitors view animals in glass enclosures under blue dim green and soft red lighting at night. At 10 p.m. bright lights startle them into daytime sleep, and they wake when lights dim again at 10 a.m. This sequence shapes their daily rest cycle.
Kraho Men Pierce Ears for Romantic Appeal
Central Brazil Kraho men wear ear disks made from arrow shaft sections to boost romantic appeal. The larger the disk, the greater their success with girls, per the National Geographic Society.
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Central
Brazil
National Geographic Society
Building crew cleans Madison East High smokestack slogan
Earl Powers says a firm supplied a crew and sandblasting gear at a cost of 445 dollars to remove the 69 foot high lettering Class of 1969 Were Number One from Madison East High School. Powers reports he does not know how painters reached the top but will hire the team responsible.
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Madison
Wis
Madison East High School
Earl Powers
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