Washington columnist Fulie Lewis Jr. dies at 63
Ful ie Lewis Jr. renowned commentator and syndicated columnist died early Sunday after a second heart attack in four days. He was 63, known as the Voice of common-sense to radio listeners of the 1940s and 1950s and for Washington Reports syndicated to over 200 papers. He hosted daily radio segments and a long-running political outlook, The top of the MEWS.
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Phosphate Deposits Found Across Global Regions
Reports indicate phosphate deposits discovered in the United States Canada North Africa China Russia and several South Sea Islands suggesting broad mineral potential and new sourcing options for fertilizer markets.
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Notice of Sale of Real and Personal Property Ukiah
Public sale notice in Alameda Superior Court details sale of the Voll Motel property at 628 North State Street Ukiah Mendocino County California. Administratrix will sell after September 1 1966 with terms including ten percent bid deposit and cash credit balance pending court confirmation.
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Pigeons of San Francisco Could Find Wilderness Relocation
Ukiah letter argues ranchers’ sanctuary for pigeons may work. If naturalist opinion supports relocation, wilderness areas distant from civilization could limit urban return, rebalance wildlife ecology, and potentially turn forest pigeons into game birds.
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Big American Rocket Launch Probes Apollo System
A Reuters style missive notes United States probes of Apollo mission hardware. The article hints at heatshield concerns, craft systems, and a planned test sequence this week involving pilots and instruments as part of evaluating atmospheric reentry performance.
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Yank Flyers Chalk Up 12th MiG Kill Over Hanoi
American Air Force pilots reported their 12th confirmed MiG kill of North Vietnam in the week ending Friday. A MiG I17 was shot down near Hanoi during a dogfight with an F105 Thunderchief. Air Forces logged 341 missions targeting storage depots pipelines and supply hubs, destroying or damaging trucks barges bridges radar and missile sites.
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Beartik rescue on Alpine peak saves two Germans
Bruce YUP A headed American known as the bearded beatnik of the mountains led a rescue on the Aiguille du Pru as Gary Hemming and two German climbers, Reipz Ramith and Hermann Mueller, were plucked from a ledge about two thirds up. Ice and deep snow slowed a cautious descent toward a helicopter rendezvous at base.
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Razor blade revolution spurs shifting trends in shaving
Dick West notes a flood of new blades in America, each touted as a breakthrough. Longer lasting blades tempt buyers but quickly become obsolete as firms race to outdo one another with tougher edges and novel coatings, prompting a joke about a Blade of the Month Club.
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Toam
Razor blade heirlooms and a boom in bikes
The article notes talk of future razor blades lasting a lifetime and becoming family heirlooms, akin to old railroadmen’s turnip watches. It also highlights a motorcycle boom with the Department of Commerce estimating about 1.5 million in use.
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