Navy Orders Four Nuclear Attack Subs
Four new Sturgeon class nuclear attack submarines have been ordered by the Navy. The vessels will be built under a 111.4 million contract awarded to the Electric Boat Shipyard at Groton. Contenders from Iran are attending summer classes at Tufts University this week as part of an international living off campus program.
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Spont Boat Shipyard
Iran
Tuftsjin International
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Desert Life Amid Heat and Shade in the Wide Wastes
The author describes desert regions with daytime temps over 100 and humidity around 18 percent. Ground squirrels dart between tree shade while birds, tolerant of high body heat, seek shade at peak sun. Birds endure heat with feathers acting as insulation, and enjoy cooler nights.
Tides and Temperatures for Wednesday July 20 1966
Weather notes present tides and temperatures for the midweek date. The report lists coastal water level hints and daytime highs with nighttime lows for several harbor points. Details include probable surge conditions and regional variance in readings across the coastline.
Cool Front Dims Heat Across Midwest and South
A cold front moved from the north central region into the South and East, lowering highs into the 80s and 90s. Thunderstorms affected the Ohio Valley and Chicago suburbs with two funnel clouds reported but limited damage. Thunderstorms lingered in the central Mississippi Valley and Great Plains while most areas cleared. A second cold front formed across Montana into northern Nevada.
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Great Plains
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Nevada
Parker Praised for Fearless Police Work by Kuchel
Sen Kuchel paid tribute to Los Angeles Police Chief William H. Parker calling him fearless and loyal to enforcement of the law. Parker died at 64 from a heart attack after exposing a sin in 1964 and was described as a man who served God and nothing else.
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Miss
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Marie Reston
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Winston
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New York
Statens Cincienata Ie
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Eureka
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Kuchel
Parker
Washington
Thomas H. Kuchel
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Kuchel Defends Duty to Prosecute Crimes Regardless of Perpetrator
In a speech stressing enforcement, Kuchel asserted a duty to ferret out the guilty and prosecute crimes irrespective of who committed them, stating he felt bound to duty. The remarks underscored a tough stance on law enforcement and accountability.
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