Prince Philip endorses pubs as integral to life
London AP reports Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, praising traditional pubs at a dinner to fund retirement homes for publicans. He expressed hope pubs will continue their important social role, while the audience sang "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow."
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China Bulletins Deny Loyalist Defeat In Lhasa
AP reports Radio Lhasa broadcast this week to discount reports that Mao foes had gained the upper hand in Lhasa. The bulletin says the Chinese People’s Liberation Army remains loyal and plays a decisive role in destroying a handful of rightist reactionaries.
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Yugoslavia Tourist Increase Draws West German Leads
Belgrade reports 3.5 million foreign visitors in 1966, up 30 percent from 1965, spending about 150 million dollars. Most visitors came from West Germany with 658000, Austrians 482000, Italians 424000, and Americans 111000.
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Gas Retailers Head Claims Tigerino Tickets Removed
Annapolis AP report on Maryland gasoline station operators allegedly removing winning Tigerino tickets from promotional cards. Al Collins, president of the Maryland Association of Petroleum Retailers, cites ticket differences, dealer schemes, and pressure from oil firms to participate. He argues fraud and price war, while asserting no proof but says large winners are withheld for distributors.
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Maryland Bill Sparks Fear for Charitable Games Ban
Several committee members led by Sen James A Pine fear the measure would end all forms of games in Maryland including bingo and door prizes at charitable events if enacted.
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Rainmaking rockets tested in Poland
Warsaw AP reports scientists at Krakow Weather Institute have developed a weather rocket prototype. Thirty missiles are under construction for experiments in cloud dispersion and rainfall inducement.
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Wet day brake care urged by AAA for drivers
An advice column cites AAA guidelines for wet weather driving. Slow speeds through puddles, minimal splash, and a slow test stop after crossing water to remove moisture from brakes. If braking feels weak, press the pedal firmly with the left foot while easing throttle. Test after several hundred feet and repeat if needed. Kaufman Oldsmobile—Patrick Street contact listed.
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