It's The Music That Does It Doomed To Deafness
In Phoenix AP report acoustics expert Robert A. Larabell warned loud rock concerts may harm teen hearing. He compared rock noise to rivet ing, drop forging, and automobile assembly, citing decibel ranges from 40 to 95 and exposure limits per Air Force charts. He favors the music itself but condemns excessive volume in nightclubs.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert A. Larabell
Larabell
Air Force
Rivers discounts world opinion on US bombing Hanoi
Chairman L Mendel Rivers of the House Armed Services Committee urges maximum air power against North Vietnam, blasting concern for civilian casualties and public opinion. Senate counterpart Richard B Russell backs force as the path to conference, noting capability to overwhelm targets and question over civilian deaths.
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Rivers
Washington
L. Mendel Rivers
House
Armed Services Committee
United States
Hanoi
Senate
Richard B. Russell
South Carolina
Charleston
S.C
North Vietnam
Ple
Russell
Atlanta
Weather Topeka Kansas AP Forecast
Clear cold start with temperatures from 5 above to 5 below in the west and north, about 10 in the southeast. County forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions and gradually moderating temperatures tonight and Friday. Winds west to southwest 5 to 15 mph. Low tonight near 15, high Friday in the 30s. Wednesday high around 20, low today 7. Record highs and lows noted for the date.
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Topeka
Kansas
Japan Experts Call Chinese Bomb a Big Step Toward Hydrogen Weapon
Tokyo based AP reports Japanese experts say China’s fifth nuclear test shows a major advance toward a hydrogen bomb. Officials doubt it was a full hydrogen weapon, citing yields around 300 kilotons vs. a true H bomb near 1,000 kilotons. Contaminated rain and a new year risk were noted.
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Japan
Tokyo
China
Sankei
Japanese Defense Agency
U.S
New Federal Tax Rise Begins Soon
Washington AP reports the federal government will increase Social Security taxes to fund higher benefits, notably medical care for the elderly, starting next week as the weekly paychecks are reduced to cover the larger tax bite.
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Washington
Johnson
Aleady
Cattle rustlers' case continued for two Topeka men
Oliver Nicolay and Michael J. Overfelt face continued hearings in Franklin County on charges of stealing 13 Holstein heifers valued at 3900 from Arlen Jones. Preliminary hearings adjourned due to a snowstorm with hearings reset to January 4 in district court. bond set at 10000 for Nicolay.
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Topeka
Arlen Jones
Cenotropolis
Oliver Nicolay
Michael J. Overfelt
James Vogel
Arelon Jones
Franklin County Court
Overfelt
Nicolay
Border Fight In Korea Near DMZ Sparks Gunfire
The U.N. Command said North Korean forces fired around 40 rounds from automatic weapons at a U.S. guard post about 1.2 miles south of the Korean DMZ near midnight Tuesday. No casualties were reported.
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Panmunjon
Korea
U.N. Command
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
White Becomes New Ottawa Police Judge
Don White, elected Franklin County Probate Judge, is appointed Police Court judge by the city commission to fill the remaining term of Judge Robert Pinet. White’s first police court day is January 5. The meeting also covered traffic studies at Fifteenth and Main, false alarm issues, and licensing actions.
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Don White
Franklin County
White
Robert Pinet
Pinet
State Highway Department
Fifteenth
Main
Steve James
James
Harry Gilliland
Gilliland
Freeman Seeks End to Government Role in Commodities
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman announces a push to remove the government from acquiring and selling farm commodities. With grain surpluses depleted, he urges markets to handle trading and outlines higher minimum government sale prices to support market stability.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Department
Giant Moon Expeditions In 10 To 15 Years
Harvard astronomer Don Menzel told the American Association for the Advancement of Science panel that geodesized manned expeditions to the moon could occur in 10 to 15 years. He described living off lunar crops and even a sand flea diet, with protective clothing for extreme temperatures and airless conditions. He cited satellite evidence of a surface strong enough to support vehicles and landings and suggested rocks may contain water of crystallization enabling self-sustaining missions.
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Washington
Harvard
Donld Menzel
Harvard Observatory
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Moon
Maytag washer dryer closeout last chance
Douglas Brothers adv promotes a final sale on Maytag washer and dryer units with last chance offers and big savings, inviting customers to make an offer before stock ends.
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Douglas Brothers
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