Blood Drive Draws 140 Pints At Calvary Church
Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 140 pints of blood on Tuesday at Calvary Methodist Church. One hundred forty seven donors registered from 11 am to 4:30 pm, seven deferred. 220 scheduled, 92 kept appointments, 48 walk-ins. Next visit set for January 24 at Frederick Church of the Brethren with registration 10 am to 3:30 pm. Donors listed include Millard W. Hickman and Lawrence E. Fagan among many others. next six months plan twice monthly visits locally.
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Reds Say Missile Work Began In 47
Moscow AP The Soviet union tested its first long range guided missiles in 1947 under the supervision of the late Sergei Korolev Pravda said Saturday Pravda the Communist party paper made no mention of German scientists in the early stages of the Soviet missile program According to Western accounts the Soviets developed their missiles after World War II on the basis of the German V2 rockets and the work of German scientists The Pravda article was devoted to the first anniversary of Korolev s death In his obituary last January the Soviets disclosed that Korolev had been the nameless chief designer in charge of the manned space programs He designed the early Sput nick s the manned Vostok and Voskhod satellites and the unmanned Luna spacecraft
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Simple setup used in Australian counterfeit ring
Melbourne AP reports police were surprised by the ease of producing counterfeit $10 bills using a second hand offset duplicator costing about 1800 and ordinary paper. The gang was arrested and used government stationery paper. experts say the duplicator could print 20,000 single color impressions per hour.
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U S Officials See Thai Communists Containable Without Major U S Force
U S officials in Bangkok believe a Communist insurgency in Thailand can be kept from expanding into a Vietnam scale war without large U S military involvement. They warn the threat is real and growing but say Thais can contain it with increased aid, training, and equipment, though some insist on greater U S commitment.
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Thailand braces for insurgency amid growing US forces
Thailand maintains a small defense force yet faces a Northeast peasant program with mixed results. US officials see stability aiding reforms while corruption and understaffing linger. Vietnam and China shape Thai policy as US troops double to nearly 35,000, with about 25,000 linked to air operations against North Vietnam.
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Military road and base building in Southeast Asia
Infiltration routes run through Laos and are only indirectly connected to aid in Thailand. Many of the remaining 10,000 American military personnel work on constructing roads bases and other facilities. Two U.S. Army engineer battalions and many Navy Seabees participate in these projects.
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Appeals For Return Of Old Statue In London
In London a search is underway for a small eight inch statue of the Virgin Mary once above the door of St. Mary Aldermanbury. The statue, reportedly undamaged after WWII bombs, vanished by 1957. Wilmer G. Mason appeals to Aldermanbury parish residents to help recover it for the Winston Churchill memorial in Fulton Missouri.
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Quebec Education Minister Won’t Intervene In Teacher Strike
MONTREAL AP The education minister of Quebec Province says there are no immediate plans to intervene in a teachers' strike that has closed nearly 500 schools.
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