A Powered Ship Too Costly Will Be Taken Out of Service
The 22 000 ton Savannah, the world’s first nuclear powered merchant ship, will be laid up in August after four years of service. Officials said continued operation was financially unfeasible and the vessel will be disposed of or sold, though a return to sea is possible.
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Washington
UPS
U.S. Maritime Admin
James W. Gulick
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Maritime Administration
Gulick
Johnson
Congress
Savannah
UW ROTC Officers Deny Campus Spy Claims
At the University of Washington, ROTC head Col. Frank O Fisher denied spying claims and said ROTC cadets were not cleared to handle classified material. He noted a cadet’s dismissal after Army officials found improper activity during a 1965 Governor’s Day review and warned affiliations with antiwar groups could jeopardize commissions.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Army
University of Washington
Col
Frank O. Fisher
Prestes Fisher
U.S
Vietnam
Fisher
Sunday Ramparts
San Francisco
May Co Timex Factory Service Station Notice
May Co announces TIMEX factory service station offerings with repair services. No mail orders accepted. location at 703 referenced.
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May Co
Timex Factory
Timex
Bourbon Ad Emphasizes Smoothness and Trial Offer
An advertisement extols bourbon as smooth as limestone creek rocks and invites readers to try a sample, framing the product as the kind of bourbon that appeals to enthusiasts and curious customers alike.
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