New Jersey May Return To Mothballs If Vietnam War Ends
Washington AP report details the New Jersey battlewagon's potential demobilization if combat ends by fall. Navy officials note no current need for battleships and compare costs and effectiveness with aircraft and newer ships.
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Fire in Midtown Office Kills Nine in New York
A flash fire on Fifth Avenue near Rockefeller Center killed nine people and critically burned seven others. Most victims were trapped on the third floor of a five story building at 48th Street as flames disabled an elevator and doors blocked exits. the blaze started after 4:30 p.m. on a third floor architectural design office. Investigators found two gallon cans of flammable liquid and suspect they contributed to the disaster.
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Boys Wear Skirts In Protest At School
Two boys appeared at Germantown High on Tuesday wearing windskirts to protest a faculty decision allowing girls to wear slacks. A staff member said skirts were too short and slacks might solve the issue.
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Kiwanis Luncheon Honors Goodwill Volunteers
Mrs. William A. Shango and David T. Spriggs were named volunteer of the year and worker of the year by Monocacy Valley Goodwill Industries at a Kiwanis Club luncheon. Mayor Derr presented the awards. George M. Evans spoke on service to handicapped workers and Goodwill’s role in rehabilitation and community aid.
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Welfare Payments Ceiling Ruled Out in Maryland
A three judge federal panel ruled again that Maryland cannot cap welfare payments under Aid to Families with Dependent Children, stating a maximum grant of 250 dollars monthly is illegal. The decision, upheld from December, notes funding shortfalls as the motive for the regulation.
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SNAP stands for Systems for Nuclear Auxiliary Power
In the U.S. atomic energy program the acronym SNAP represents the Systems for Nuclear Auxiliary Power project.
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SNAP
Vatican expresses concern over Viet Nam peace talks
The Vatican daily L Osservatore Romano voiced concern about the North Vietnamese offensive in Vietnam. It warned the attack could derail the Communist Party peace talks and affect the negotiations underway.
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Inerea activity cited in talks on war impact
The report notes that Inerea activity during the war does not constitute a proper contribution to pegs development. Officials discuss implications and potential adjustments in ongoing talks.
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