French Plan Hotted-up Test Set for Sept 10
Tahiti reports that French scientists fixed September 10 for a dramatic explosion of a hotted-up atomic device to be witnessed by President Charles de Gaulle. De Gaulle will visit the Pacific territories after a long world tour, arriving September 6 from Noumea and departing Paris August 25.
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Papette
Tahiti
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
French Pacific
Noumea
New Caledonia
Paris
French Somaliland
Ethiopia
Cambodia
Klansmen Rally Marred by Negro Balcony Presence in Raleigh
Thousands of Ku Klux Klansmen gathered at Memorial Auditorium in Raleigh for a monster rally but were disrupted by a band of Negroes in the balcony. Grand Dragon Robert Jones urged the crowd to "Hold it down" as the event ended without incident after speeches.
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Raleigh, N. C
UPI
Memorial Auditorium
Robert Jones
Eldred Family Reunion Near Potter Hill Draws Descendants
Nearly 100 War ren Eldred descendants and friends gathered for the sixth annual reunion at Squaw Valley picnic grounds on Potter Hill. Officers were elected with Leyton Hewitt as president and other posts held by Petersburg, Johnsonville, Hoosick Falls, and Potter Hill members. The event featured a covered dish luncheon, a large E shaped cake, gifts for oldest descendant Clarence Eldred and youngest Paul Powers, and reports of four births two marriages one engagement and no deaths. The group plans another reunion next year at Potter Hill.
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George Warren Eldred
Potter Hill
Squaw Valley
Clarence Eldred
Leyton Hewitt
Petersburg
Thomas Bierwirth
Richard Hansen
Johnsonville
Perry Legg
Tannersville
Harry Michie
James Powers Jr
Hoosick Falls
Scott Gibb
David Gibb
Boston
Mass
Dwane Legg
FPC Accepts Gas Price Cut From Transcontinental Pipe Line
The Federal Power Commission approved a wholesale natural gas rate reduction of about 8.3 million dollars annually proposed by Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp of Houston. The lower rates take effect July 1 and cover customers in 11 states including New York and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp
Houston
Tex
Transcontinental
New York
Pennsylvania
Words Wit And Wisdom From Dear Mr Morris
Readers send questions on phrases and grammar with Mr Morris offering concise explanations. He decodes fish or cut bait and whit leather while noting the Navy chief career path and the old New England tom slunk school meaning play hooky and truancy.
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Mr. Morris
L.M.P
Waterbury
Conn. A
Porter Perrin
Scott
Theodore Bernstein
Atheneum
Fowler
W. R. McCallum
Silver Spring
MD. A
Boston
Mass
New England
King elected president of NASAA in Denver
William M. King securities commissioner of Texas was elected president of the North American Securities Administrators Association during the gathering in Denver Colorado. His leadership will guide state securities regulators across the region.
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Denver
Colo
William M. King
Securities Commissioner
Texas
North American Securities Administrators Association
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A compact list of across and down crossword clues including bitter vetch conjunction sedate lament experiences college degree abbr tours negative postscript heavenly body Arabian commander Wardolf warble golf mound worship Roman tyrant dental surgeon produced evaluate exist bakers products ties beverage want center rage fall in drops Spanish for yes Latin conjunction yields quiet girl s name compass point ventilates narrow boards stricter Hindu cymbals the caama pronoun negated near painful spots conceited supercilious person mountain note of scale let fall snatch Ireland pertaining to the ear sewing implements man s name
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Baker's Products
Beverage
Rage
Puzzle answer phrases from Saturday clue list
The response lists solutions to multiple clues including 39 pulls up al withered, a3mpelled, compass point, printer's measure, fats, woody plant, chief god of Memphis, goal, steamship, sea eagle, note of scale, and symbol for tantalum.
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Compass Point AG
God
Memphis
Navy doubles capacity of midget rescue sub
The Navy announces a plan to double the 50 foot rescue submarine capacity. Prototype due by June 1968 with a fleet of six by 1970. It will carry two dozen men and surface a crew from a disabled sub at 3,500 feet depth, extending survival to 48 hours.
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Washington
Navy
Lutheran Youth Meeting Postponed to 1968 at Purdue
The International Walther League announced a postponement of its biennial convention from 1967 to 1968. It will be held August 19 to 23, 1968, at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana. The delay aligns with observances of the Reformation and the Missouri Synod anniversary events and avoids a scheduling conflict with the synod’s own convention in New York City.
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Chicago
UPI
International Walther League
The
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
League
United States
Canada
Missouri Synod
New York City
Walther League
Rail strike spikes US rail passenger traffic to wartime highs
Chicago AP reports a spokesman for US railroads says the airline strike produced the largest rail passenger volumes since World War I, with all available equipment in service and furloughed workers recalled to handle the surge. He cautions no exact figures yet.
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Chicago
Earl B. Padrick
Rail Travel Promotion Agency
Padrick
Seven Million Tickets Sold For Montreal Fair
Jean Paul Lussier, head of the 1967 World Fair advance sales, announced more than seven million tickets sold, about a quarter of the total expected attendance for the Montreal exposition.
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Montreal
Jean Paul Lussier
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Lester L. Wolff
Wcbs TV
Eldreds
FPC
Lutheran
Margolin
Seton Leather Bags
ARNEL
Troy
Freeman
Wee
Bryson Manor
Tulaire
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