Sand as a fuel claim intrigues energy researchers
San Diego based physicist Cmdr. Samuel Freedman reports exothermic heat from 289 earth, rock and sand samples from 16 states and five foreign countries. Notable officials including Joseph M. Ball and L. William Seidman show interest as pilot plant plans gain momentum amid support from Rural Electrification cooperatives.
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San Diego
Calif
Cmdr
Samuel Freedman
USNR
Naval Electronics Laboratory
Chemalloy Electronics Corp
Joseph M. Ball
Minnesota Energy Agency
St. Paul
L. William Seidman
Ford
Energy Research Council
Seidman
United States
Mike O’callaghan
Nevada
Energy Resources Advisory
Midwest
Rural Electrification Administration
Research Cooperative Association
Freedman
Craftsman
Sears, Roebuck & Co
California
Soviet envoy Malik injured in Long Island crash
United Nations Ambassador Jacob A. Malik of the Soviet Union is hospitalized on Long Island with possible broken ribs after a Sunday night automobile crash that killed one person and critically injured another. Malik's wife Valentina, 50, is in intensive care with abrasions and possible internal injuries. Four others were admitted.
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Glen Cove
N.Y
United Nations
Jacob A. Malik
Soviet Union
Long Island
Malik
Valentina
Community Hospital
Congress to consider D C representation in constitutional amendment
Congress weighs an amendment to grant the District of Columbia two senators and two House representatives based on a 750000 population. Supporters frame it as taxation without representation while Senate resistance remains high.
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Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
House
Walter E. Fauntroy
Senate
Federal Election Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Britain
The Aces Challenge Match Details and Plays
A club bridge challenge between The Aces and leading NYC and San Francisco players featured bidding lines and defense. Key moves included South holding 1A74 386 K96 KAK 108 and the decision to bid four hearts after 1C, 1S, and double by partner, with the result a vulnerable game missed by the side opposing. The full hand shows North K9742 4 QJ1085 65 and West 413102 KQ9853 V AQ3 105, South position with Q972. Alan Sontag and Peter Weichsel led to a game in the match, while in the replay three spades left the challengers at down one, swinging the match in favor of The Aces.
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Aces
N.Y.C
San Francisco
Alan Sontag
Peter Weichsel
North
East
Bid after weak two by East in a bridge hand
The table shows East opens weak two and East then passes. Three hearts by South becomes the winning contract, as a three heart bid outperforms a pass which would go down. In the match, Bob Wolff reached three hearts and scored 140 in one room and 300 in the other for a 440 point net.
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Bob Wolff
North
U.S. biased toward its tank in prototype contest
The United States plans a competing evaluation between a German Leopard II and U.S. XM1 prototypes from General Motors and Chrysler for a $4 billion purchase of 3,312 tanks. Pentagon officials signal likely preference for the U.S. entry citing cost and standardization concerns.
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Washington
U.S
West Germany
America
Pentagon
Rumsfeld
Currie
Associated Press
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
U.S. Army
North Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Jackie Onassis to Attend Scorpios Memorial Service
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is en route to Scorpios for a memorial service on the first anniversary of Aristotle Onassis death. Christina Onassis travels with her mother as the Onassis family marks a Paris death at age 69 after a long illness.
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Athens
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Scorpios
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Christina Onassis
Paris
Spies
Inside a Kibbutz: Children, Work, and Shared Wealth
Laura Marshall reports on kibbutz life near Haifa where children live in age-based houses, gain education on site, and join the army at 18 before choosing to stay. Wealth is communal, status tied to labor, with voluntary retirement and a strong work ethic. A ship-based Voice of Peace broadcasts multilingual news and music.
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Laura Marshall
Arcadia High School
Haifa
Israel
Kibbutz
Anne
The
Voice of Peace
Abig Hathert
Mediterranean Sea
Jaycees Form Firm to Sell Trash Bags in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Jaycees create Community Service Clubs Funding Inc with four Valley Jaycee chapters to sell 40 bags for 9.95, aiming to improve quality control and solicitation. Proceeds support the Boys Club and the Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
Scottsdale
Jaycees
Jerry Heetland
Community Service Clubs Funding Inc
Boys Club
Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
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