Armada of 85 U S Warships Opens Strikeback Arctic Drill
A Norfolk based mass of 85 U S Atlantic Fleet ships sails for six weeks of international maneuvers in the Arctic and Norwegian Sea. NATO partners Britain Canada France the Netherlands and Portugal join more than 200 allied vessels in Exercise Strikeback with carriers battleships destroyers submarines and cruisers testing offensive and defensive operations and underway replenishment. The plan also includes Seaspray prelude by 13 Canadian ships and Deepwater amphibious drills in the Mediterranean with U S Sixth Fleet support. Targets include missile nuclear capabilities and advanced aircraft in a NATO readiness emphasis. The operation runs September 19 to October 23 with strikesback activities through September 29.
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Norfolk
Wo Va
Gpa
Norfolk Naval Base
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Northampton
Robert B. Pirie
USN
United States
NATO
Great Britain
Canada
France
Netherlands
Portugal
Arctic
North Atlantic
Norwegian Sea
Saratoga
Forrestal
Ark Royal
Atantic Fleet
U. S
Mediterranean
Turkey
U.S
U.S. and Canada Meet for Eight Day Church Unity Study
Delegates from five Canadian denominations and 34 U.S. church groups opened an eight day study conference at Oberlin College to seek greater cooperation and unity among all Christian churches. Prominent Protestant and Eastern Orthodox leaders from both nations attend with plans for discussions on doctrinal consensus and organizational structures.
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Oberlin
Ohio
U.S
United States
Canada
Oberlin College
Angus: Dun
Protestant Episcopal
Washington, D. C
Machine Turns Corn into Artificial Rice
A UPI report from Manila says a new machine by Robert I. Kauffman of Malden Massachusetts can turn corn into artificial rice. Officials say the trailer mobile device can feed about 25 000 people daily at roughly 5 rents per person, aiming to supplement staple rice.
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Manila
UPI
Robert I. Kauffman
Malden
Mass
Enrollment Outstrips Classrooms Double Sessions Loom
California public schools face rising enrollment with about 2.881 million pupils returning this fall. double sessions persist despite new classrooms. state plans, funding, and construction totals are outlined, with projections of 897,000 more pupils by 1970 and ongoing needs for housing and teachers.
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Sacramento
Istate Education
Paul L. Rivers
New York
Roy E. Simpson
California
NE Department
Department of Public Works
Education Department of Vilimates
Californians
Rivers
Ls Angeles
Built to order Classified Act service ad
A classified service advertises custom writing help by phone. It promises a skilled assistant will craft a tailored act to meet the buyer's needs, inviting readers to call HE 2-5939 for service.
Rip Van Winkle Backache Relief Ad Promises Sleep Aid
An old fashioned advertisement extols Doan’s Pills for backache and bladder irritation. It touts relief from stress related discomfort and sleepless nights, claiming a dual action of pain relief and mild diuresis. The copy appeals to long running use and national familiarity.
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Dean
Colonaid: New laxative promises relief from constipation
A marketing pitch asserts constipation stems from a thrifty colon and promotes Colonaid as the cure. It claims Colonaid moisturizes, adds bulk, and stimulates the colon to restore normal urges, with overnight relief and safety across stages, priced at 98 cents for 60 tablets.
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Colonaid
Colonati
Live at the Beach hotel Long Beach dining room ad
A damaged hotel dining notice describes the Huntington Hotel at 1290 E Ocean Blvd Long Beach offering private baths and ocean views. It cites room rates around 24 90 and meals including roast turkey and ham with no reservations required while inviting outside patrons to dine.
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Huntington Hotel
OF & Block Long
1290 E
Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
Team Th
al Tooma
Breakton
Japanese Protest Russia Nuclear Tests Reasserted
Tokyo protests to Moscow over Soviet atomic and nuclear weapon tests. Japan’s Foreign Ministry lodged a formal objection, following Tass reports of resumed testing. Two protests were recorded, March 9 and April 15, naming officials Suemitsu Kdnowski and others.
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Tokyo
Upi
Japan
Mocs
Soviet Union
Tass
Russia
Foreign Ministry
Suemitsu
Kdnowalki
Yesterday Hope Turns to Cure Across Modern Medicine
The piece highlights a Reader's Digest feature by Paul de Kruif about doctors using new drug combinations to save patients once deemed hopeless. It promotes the September issue with 89 condensed articles from magazines, newspapers, and books, aimed at saving readers time.
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Paul de Kruif
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Mich
Little Rock
Ariz
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W. A A. Visser 'T Hooft
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Hanns Lilje
Hannover
Germany
Ry Wayne Harbert
Rip van Winkle
Petri's Cleaners
Orange Ave
Anaheim
Prige
Ford
Chevy
Plymouth
Studebe
Nash
Hudson
Mercury
Olds
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Pontion
Goodyear
Torchy SR. & JR
Yorchy Sr
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