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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1971

Page

4

Monrovia Man Injured Twice In Monday Crashes

A 34 year old Monrovia man, Allen Roosevelt Nickens, was treated for a left leg laceration after a 7 p.m. lawn mower accident and then for a scalp laceration at 9 p.m. Monday following a separate car crash on Md. 85. Police said Nickens, driving a 1970 sedan south, ran off the road, hit a fence and a utility pole, ending in a corn field. Raymond P. Kamaus charged him with negligent driving. Brighter Side item notes Idaho envoy Thyra Thomsen exploring orange and yellow wall stripes in her capitol office to brighten rooms.

Monrovia Allen Roosevelt Nickens Frederick Memorial Hospital Nickens Cheyenne Wyo Thyra Thomsen Capitol

Army Eases ROTC Rules To Draw More Recruits

A Harrisburg AP report notes ROTC enrollment declines push the Army to ease cadet training at Indiantown Gap while spending 2.4 million yearly on publicity. Cadets may keep cars wear civilian clothes and face less drudgery though training remains thorough. The effort aims to boost officer production as ROTC enrollments fell 56 percent over five years.

Harrgbburg Army Indiantown Gap Harrisburg Robert Hardane C.E. Hutchin 1St Army ROTC Bill McDaniel Columbia University McDaniel Richard Elswich University of Kentucky Elswich Ft Knox Ft. Knox Melvin A Goers West Point

Scientists Seek Missing Link With Ape

Atlanta AP report on Dr. Russell H Tuttle of the University of Chicago leading a study at Emory and the Yerkes Center using electronic gear to compare Inaki the female ape with humans to test if mankind descended from a unique upright walking ape rather than a knuckle-walking lineage.

Atlanta, Ga Sci- Hertigia Inaki Oktown Russell H Tuttle University of Chicago Tuttle Yerkes Emory University

Worth His Salt Origin Traced to Roman Salaries

The saying worth his salt traces to Roman legions where salt paid soldiers. Part of military pay was salt, giving rise to the modern term salary. The phrase now simply means a person is worth his pay.

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