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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1972

Page

3

Hotline used daily to test US Soviet wire

Washington officials report the presidential Moscow hotline is tested hourly with neutral messages. Twelve test messages posted from Washington and twelve from Moscow were read in the Pentagon War Room, translated on the spot, and routed to the White House if genuine.

Hself Washington Pentagon War Room Joint Chiefs of Staff Pentagon Army June Crutchfield Paris Tenn Moscow White House

U S Casts Lone No Vote at United Nations on Satellite TV

The United States alone opposed a Soviet motion at the U N General Assembly to regulate satellite television broadcasts. The proposal would allow vetoes on broadcasts deemed offensive, with a U N committee to set rules. 102 members backed the motion while Fiji Gabon Tunisia Israel Nicaragua Lesotho and the Central African Republic abstained. Shreveport Louisiana traces its founding to 1837.

United Nations UPI United States U.N. General Assembly U.N General Assembly Soviet Union Moscow U.S Fiji Gabon Tunisia Israel Nicaragua Lesotho Central African Republic

Divine Creationists Fight Evolutionists In California

In a California state hearing the clash between evolutionists and divine creationists unfolds with 50 scientists and educators. The Board of Education will decide next month how to present origins of life from kindergarten through eighth grade, with publishers watching closely for nationwide impact. The National Academy of Sciences urged keeping creation theory out of textbooks as religion and science are deemed mutually exclusive.

Robert E. Sweetsacramento Calif UPD Jean E. Sumrall Los Gatos Louis) Leakey State Board of Educa 208 California Charles Darwin National Academy of Sciences

Koreas Agree to End Propaganda Broadcasts

South and North Korea jointly announce the end of loudspeaker propaganda along the 155 mile border starting at midnight. The decision, made in Pyongyang by senior officials, marks the first concrete step toward reunification after 27 years of division.

Seoul UPI South North Korea Korea Pyongyang Koreas

Kentucky’s Cumberland Lake Man-Made Largest Interior Lake

Cumberland Lake is the largest lake entirely within Kentucky. It features a shoreline of about 1,255 miles and covers roughly 78.51 square miles.

Kentucky Cumberland Lake

Meteoroid Impact Hints at Moon’s Molten Core

Galveston Texas AL Rossiter Jr UPI reports a large far side meteoroid impact produced seismic signals suggesting a molten lunar core. Dr Gary Latham notes preliminary data and aims to confirm within a month. the July event may indicate a hot fluid center about 300 miles thick, with implications for lunar evolution.

AL Rossiter JR UPI Galveston Tex UPD Lunar Moon Gary Latham Latham Apollo Earth United States

Woman Enters Tunnel Defying Old Superstition in Colorado

Janet Bonnema, 33, a state highway technician, walked into the Eisenhower Memorial Tunnel to test a miners superstition that women underground are bad luck. About 60 workers walked off, but nearly 200 stayed inside. Bonnema called the superstition nonsense and hoped the act was worth the two year fight culminating in Colorado approving sexual equality.

Georgetown Colo UPI Janet Bonnema Eisenhower Memorial Tunnel Miss Bennema State Highway Department Continental Divide Denver Miss Benne W. K. McLaughlin Straight Creek Contractors, Inc

Kelp Grows Record-Breaking Speeds in Ocean Growth

A giant seaweed reaches up to 200 feet and can grow more than two feet in a single day. The discovery highlights kelp as the fastest growing plant known, with potential impacts on marine ecosystems and coastal industries.

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