Senate Pushes antiballistic system amid China threat
The Senate Appropriations Committee urged Press Johnson to authorize an antiballistic missile system costing 20 to 40 billion dollars despite possible Soviet limits. Defense Secretary McNamara noted talks could yield an accord, while a House committee warned China could reach nuclear capability by the early 1970s. 80 prominent Americans urged reexamining foreign aid strategy as Congress debates cuts to Johnson's bill. An Embassy of Ghana car sale note adds a lighter touch.
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Dienstbach Joins Krueger Motors Service Dept
Walter Dienstbach aged 50 from Frankfurt now works in the Krueger Motors service department. He previously apprenticed at Mercedes Benz in Frankfurt and ran a Volks wagen dealership there with extensive SAAB MG and Triumph experience. Soccer ranks as Saigon’s top sport followed by ping pong.
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Fall pattern 4501 for women sizes 34 to 48
Anne Adams pattern 4501 offers flaring shape with flare sleeves for women sizes 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48. Cost 65 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class handling. Include name address size and style number and mail to Winchester Evening Star pattern dept. New York address.
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Oldest Living Triplets Celebrate 80th Birthday in Texas
G C Adams and his sisters Nettie Clay and Cora Comer, possibly the nation’s oldest living triplets, marked their 80th birthday in Lubbock Texas with congratulations from President Lyndon B Johnson. Adams is a retired Ardmore Oklahoma teacher. Clay of Lubbock and Comer of Plainview spoke of their inseparable bond.
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Nurse Demand Predicted to Outpace Supply, Marsh Says
Rep. Joan O. Marsh Jr., at Rockingham Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduation, warned that demand for registered nurses will outpace supply through 1970. He cited a Surgeon General panel projecting 850,000 RNs by 1970, with current numbers around 600,000 and vacancies up to 20 percent in hospitals. He noted factors like aging population, hospital growth, and more nursing homes driving needs, plus a 100,000 nurses required annually to care for the elderly.
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Earth's Crust Composition Highlights Key Elements
The crust of the earth is about 5 per cent from, with the only elements in greater proportion being oxygen, aluminum and silicon.
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