Smog Clears as Showers Expected to Clean Eastern Seaboard
A hazy smog from Albany to the Carolina coast eased today with showers forecast to finish clearing pockets of pollution. The New York City Air Pollution Control Center said conditions did not reach danger levels, though breathing remained difficult outdoors across much of the East.
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Connecticut
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New York City
Government funds chewing study at Case Institute
The federal government awarded Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland Ohio a 71798 dental health grant Friday to support a research study on chewing behavior and its health implications.
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Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Ohio
Division of Dental Health
Boots bring mystery as cash-filled toe tale shocks Conway
Conway Arkansas AP reports Titus Kilgore a long time shoeshine man found a roll of thirty five $20 bills in the toe of a cowboy boot he was shining. He returned the boots with the discovery to the woman who left them at the barber shop a week earlier.
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Ark
Titus
Kilgore
Iron Mike Award for Bob Hope Presented in Kansas City
The Marine Corps League honored Bob Hope with its Iron Mike award at the annual convention in Kansas City. Lt. Gen. Lewis W. Wait presented the award as Hope joked with the general about fatigues. Martha Raye is slated to receive an award Saturday for her Vietnam visit.
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Marine Corps League
Bob Hope
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League
Cop Needs Hair Faces Suspension Appeal
Lewiston Idaho police sergeant Jack Fannan received a 15 day suspension without pay for not wearing his hair long enough and was ordered to grow it. Police Chief William Silver compared the haircut to a Gestapo image and denied Fannan’s appeal after he argued his look dated to when he joined the force 84 years ago.
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William Silver
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War End Call From Methodist Negro Conference
The Central Jurisdictional Conference of the Methodist Church urged ending the Vietnam War and redirecting funds to poverty relief. In a resolution adopted before merging with the white church, the group proposed recognizing the Viet Cong as a possible peace option and criticized what it called subtle racism in the armed forces.
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National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Senate Critics To Avoid Johnson Challenge On Vietnam
Senate critics indicate they will avoid rescinding the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin resolution cited by President Johnson as backing his Vietnam actions. Johnson asserted Congress could withdraw its support if it chose. Senators Fulbright Javits McCarthy Aiken Cooper weigh political feasibility and point to lack of mandate for major war. others doubt move would gain support.
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D-Ark
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Asia
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Dminn
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R-Vt
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R-Ky
Income Tax Surcharge Battle Opens in Congress
In Washington the tax surcharge battle begins as the Johnson administration backs a 10 percent levy on corporations and individuals to curb a projected 29 billion dollar deficit. key officials testify while economy data show gains in industrial output housing starts profits and personal income.
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Three Cheahs For Bonnie Prince Charles Exceeds A levels
London AP reports Prince Charles has passed his A level examinations in history and French. The 19 year old heir to the throne announced by the Press Association as major news, and he will enter Trinity College Cambridge next month.
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Prince Charles
Press Association
Buckingsham Palace
Trinity College
Cambridge University
Sweden launches final phase of right hand traffic campaign
Sweden widens a $220 million push ahead of the September 3 shift to right side driving. The campaign targets all residents including prisoners with eight million brochures to households and hospitals, plus multilingual materials and branded items to reinforce H Day.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Lars Sktoeld
Hoeger
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Collision Kills Toronto Youth Near Colony Kansas
Allen Bower 19 of Toronto Kansas died when his car collided with a transport truck on K57 two miles west of Colony. The car slid across the highway at a curve before impact. Truck driver Sam Jones of Kansas City was not injured.
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