New Jersey Battleship Reactivated For Vietnam War Duty
Washington sources say Defense Secretary McNamara ordered the 45,000 ton battleship New Jersey from mothballs to substitute for about 50 aircraft daily in North Vietnam. Adm Moorer, new CNO, says it supplements air strikes, not replaces them, with $27 million Reactivation cost and $12.5 million yearly operating expenses. The ship will bring heavy 16 inch and 5 inch guns, long range, and bombard coastal targets near the Demilitarized Zone.
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Television Log Packed Weekend Schedule Highlights
A dense Sunday and Friday night listing details a full broadcast slate across networks. From Leave It To Beaver through The Johnny Carson show and late movie lineups, the grid includes News Weather Sports and multiple classic programs with noted titles and time slots.
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Libyan Officials Demand U.S. Wheelus Base Closure
Libyan officials say the United States should close Wheelus Air Base in Libya at the earliest date as they set up negotiations with a U.S. delegation in Tripoli scheduled for next Thursday.
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Athens Areopagus Sermon Sketch in Acts Guide
Clarence W Cranf ord recounts Paul’s Mars Hill address in Athens, describing the Acropolis and Areopagus, the Epicurean and Stoic philosophers, and the unknown God altar. He notes Paul’s tactful speech about God, man, and Jesus, Urging repentance and belief following the resurrection.
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Uruguayan Strikers Return to Work After Truce
About 200000 striking government workers resumed duties as guard troops withdrew under a temporary truce. Talks on a 40 percent pay rise stalled by the government’s rejection. Treasury minister cited $250 million in damage from a six month cycle of drought frost and flood, Uruguay’s worst disaster in a decade. Flooding forced 860 riverfront residents from homes and washed out three major highways between Montevideo and northern Uruguay.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed by trade area and outside region
The Ottawa Herald announces subscription prices for local and trade area readers. By mail rates include one month one dollar and yearly nine dollars for the trade area, with higher outside rates of one month one dollar fifty and yearly fifteen dollars. The paper notes AP news use and declares editor Robert B. Wellington.
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