Thos Gag in New Wws Relives College Return
Robert W. Ross returns to college life at Ashland Kentucky Chau mnsty College to study calculus three days weekly after four years of teaching. Known as the professor he oversees city tennis courts and remains a reader, aiming to stay in touch with knowledge. Ross quips about returning to the other side of the desk and embraces fall enrollment.
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Senate Bans U S Aid to Troops Fighing for Cambodia Laos
The Senate unanimously voted to bar U S assistance to foreign troops fighting in Cambodia and Laos. The measure led by Senator Fulbright was added as an amendment to the defense procurement bill, with Stennis endorsing it. It would not affect current air strikes or allied actions in Laos or Cambodia. The State Department said Cambodia’s aid program will be run by personnel at the U S embassy in Phnom Penh.
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Storm Wrecks Death Havoc In Sudbury Ontario
A violent thunderstorm battered Sudbury Ontario and nearby towns on Thursday killing at least five and injuring more than 20 as it toppled buildings, toppled railroad cars, and ripped roofs from homes. The International Nickel Co smelter stack, destined to be the world's tallest, swayed several feet as workers clung to safety. Mayor Palbro declared a state of emergency amid estimated damages of up to 9 million dollars.
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Red China Election Near Hong Kong Report
Sing Tao Jih Pao cited refugees from Kwantung Province saying Mao Zedong would be named president after Liu Shaoqi’s purge and Lin Biao would become first vice president. It adds Sun Yat-sen’s widow would not be asked to the vice presidency due to nonmembership.
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Test Site Plutonium No Danger Says Laxalt
MERCURY Nev Inactive plutonium cover 2X square miles of the Nevada test site poses no health danger, Gov Laxalt says after being briefed that the AEC reports contamination could persist centuries. Officials stress long term contamination and continued fencing but deem no danger to workers or public.
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Typhoon Hits Japan Killing Eleven Across Regions
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