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UFO study prompts Congress to fund thorough probe
Scientists including Dr James E McDonald urge congressional backing for a detailed investigation of unidentified flying objects amid sporadic late 1965 sightings and a power failure coincidence on the eastern seaboard. They caution against abandoning curiosity about earth surveillance by galactic visitors.
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New Car Models Arriving Soon Prompt Fast Buying
Auto showrooms will display the 1969 models within days or weeks as early buyers push for quick delivery. Cir owners who planned to strike after the new models arrive are the most eager shoppers, while demand shows no sign of a slowdown and the 1967 model sits two years old.
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Inherited Hostility Linked to Genetics Says Expert
Prof Steven G Vandenberg a behavioral genetics specialist from the University of Colorado presented at the International Congress of Genetics in Tokyo findings that identical twins show more similar aggression tendencies than fraternal twins suggesting hostility is largely inherited.
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Drought Aide Named For Winchester Frederick Area Task Force
RTV four counties including Frederick Clarke and others in northern Sippivit area named for participation in a proposed federal drought program. H Clay deGrange announces co-chairs Mrs JG Brown and Mrs E L Molden. Fred Ritter says Godwin will speak at Winchester Lions Club dinner at Sarah Zane Fire Hall Saturday night. Chamber of Commerce plans toll removal observance on Valley Pike Labor Day with a 12:30 p m departure from Winchester to Woodstock, band in trucks, concerts at several stops.
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Dry Holes in Oil Business and Faith
Earl L. Douglas reflects on dry holes and failure as a normal part of life and enterprise. He notes oil firms spend millions on unsuccessful wells, and argues that even great figures like Jesus faced failure yet time honors them.
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Dem Party Relies on Minority Coalition in Fight for White House
Henry J. Taylor argues the Democratic coalition hinges on minorities especially the Negro vote. He details urban power centers and cities key to Electoral College victories, noting white flight and union influence while warning the party risks a law and order backlash if the Civil Rights issue widens.
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Compulsive Gambling as a Disease
Wayne Brandstadt M D argues compulsive gambling is a disease akin to alcoholism. He notes gambling shapes lives, cites Dostoevsky and early Lloyds of London, and distinguishes social gambling from compulsive betting. The column previews further discussion and invites reader questions.
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How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A reader quiz outlines scoring by daily results over ten days with ratings from Memory Genius to Good. It lists ten sample questions covering Helvetia stamps radium discovery stock laws Philadelphia Declaration forest Robin Hood Lincoln penny Tuesday child animal sounds and The Robe author.
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Remarks That Won't Endear You To Cabbie
Hal Boyle collects a gaggle of taxi user lines that annoy drivers from dramatic demands for change to improper hold ups and evasive shortcuts. The quips include tourists, cops, and shoppers testing patience aboard urban rides.
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Barbs By Phil Pastoret Watches Civic Pulse at Center
Selected shorts subjects to day are seen at the shopping center rather than at your favorite movie palace. Every citizen has political pull when he yanks the lever of the voting machine at election time.
Two World Views Divide Convention in Chicago
William S. White argues the Democratic convention reveals a deep split between left and moderate wings over interventionist foreign policy and Vietnam. He sees a broader clash of worldviews, with Hubert Humphrey as a symbol, and notes John Connally's rising influence as representing interventionist aims that threaten party unity.
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