Yanks Start Science Post on Polar Icecap
Washington report on a National Science Foundation Antarctic outpost to study weather Earth magnetic field and aurora. Navy LC-130 ferries eight transportable units to a windswept plateau near 11,500 feet, with four scientists and four Navy personnel to man the site and support operations from McMurdo and Stanford connections.
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South Pole
National Science Foundation
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Indian Ocean
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Navy
Robert B. Flint, Jr
Stanford Uni
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Kohler and UAW Reach End to 1 Year Strike Pact
Kohler Co and the United Auto Workers announced a final agreement ending a year long strike. Back wages total $3 million with $1.5 million for reinstated pensions, and a new contract will be discussed after a membership meeting. About 1,400 former strikers share in the settlement, with some individual gains up to $10,000.
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Lyman C. Conger
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National Labor Relations Board
Circuit Court of Appeals
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Harvey Kitzman
Milwaukee
International Uaw
Local 833
U S Personal Income Surges to 545.6 Billion in November
U S personal income rose by 4.4 billion in November pushing the annual rate to 545.6 billion. The gain, aided by higher payrolls and longer hours, followed a broad income upturn with farm income up to 15.1 billion annually. Housing starts climbed to 505,000 annual rate, the strongest gain of the year.
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Commerce Department
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LBJ Christmas Message to Servicemen
President Johnson issues a Christmas message to nine armed forces members thanking them for service and reaffirming commitment to peace. He speaks of hope, brotherhood, and sacrifice, noting those in uniform are far from home and honoring the fallen and wounded. The president rededicates the nation to the promise of peace made 2000 years ago.
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UPI
Johnson
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Prince of Peace
Youths Car Saves 2 in Fire Leap
ELWOOD Indiana an 18 year old factory worker drove his rented car under a second floor window of a burning home to rescue two boys who jumped onto the hood. Robert Drake Jr 16 and Charles Drake 11 escaped unhurt. Their mother Mrs Drake in serious condition suffered burns and another son John 10 had burned hands and singed hair. Firemen blamed cigarette ashes in an overstuffed chair for the blaze.
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Ind
John Chambers
Chambers
Radio Corporation of America
Marion
Robert Drake Jr
Charles
Robert Drake
John
Drake
United States to Buy Congo Diamonds for Congo Aid
The United States agreed to purchase more than $20 million worth of diamonds from Congo and donate $70,000 for Congolese rebuilding. The sale funds, from U S surplus food, will aid Stanleyville and northern Congo, with deliveries to the U S stockpile over the next few years.
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Congo
United States
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