Tinkerbelle On Display In London
AP reports the 131-foot Tinkerbelle, used by Robert Manry to sail solo Atlantic crossing, is on display in the Daily Mirror window in London while the Manrys tour Cornwall. They plan to sail home on the Queen Mary later in August. Manry recounts a near collision with a Soviet freighter 500 miles from England.
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Brakes Pulled 25 772 Times by Students on Northern Rail
Officials say emergency brake chains on moving trains were pulled 25 772 times in the past year on the Northern Railway system, with most incidents attributed to fun loving students.
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Strikebound Merchant Fleet Persists After Conference
Sranena bore and Willard Wirtz urged both sides back to talks as a conference opened. The vote cleared five large passenger liners to sail while about 100 merchant ships remained idle due to the dispute.
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Aid Bill Heads to Final Fight in Congress
The aid bill cleared the House by 243,180 votes on Thursday. Senate foe Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon plans to reject and send it back to a House Senate conference committee. Senate Majority Leader Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana says he may bring the bill up Monday.
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Republicans Say Budget Juggled By Johnson
A group of 16 House Republicans on the Appropriations Committee accused President Johnson of juggling the defense budget to justify Great Society spending and maintain a $100 billion facade. They urged a thorough review of nondefense programs and substantial cuts to fund the Viet Nam war boost of 1.7 billion.
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Lazy People Always Find An Excuse
Ann Bristow, 10, planned to label clothes for Girl Scout camp but did not. Her mother instructed labeling, yet Ann learned other girls marked their clothes and guessed hers would be ignored since unmarked items often go to the owner.
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Ann Bristow
Fact and Fiction 3000 Miles 32 Years Apart Hollywood
Hollywood coverage contrasts a Cape Kennedy postponement of a real space mission with a CBS Lost in Space plot about space travel. The piece notes networks pooled coverage, questions routine launch timing, and recalls they aired over 614 hours of preevent programming before the mission was called off.
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Cape Kennedy
Dear Abby Still Smouldering Dear Abby Column Fragment
Fragments of a Dear Abby column appear with reader letters and Bah humorous replies. The page includes mixed text about personal life, invitations, humor as relief, and a 1969 McNeight Syndicate note.
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