Erhard Visits London Aims For Common Market Farm Exports
World news reports Chancellor Ludwig Erhard visiting London to discuss boosting farm exports to the six nation European common market. Japan marks Adult Day national holiday as Tokyo notes tribute. The U S Army in Europe reorganizes eliminating 1850 positions in a Pentagons economy drive. Indonesia reports significant talks with Soviet assets yielding agreements for armed strength buildup. Warsaw says trade experts will send two officials to the United States to foster economic contacts with the West.
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Trade Experts
Warsaw
West
Pojendig
United
Roundtable Leader Dabney Watts Heads Local Group
The Dabney Watts presidency leads a civil war enthusiasts circle with about 100 members. They meet on the third Tuesday monthly at a hotel, inviting new members to attend. A radio telescope near Arecibo Puerto Rico enables studies of Venus Mars and distant space. A $9 million project was funded by the United States and the Wibeeeh Projects Agency and operated by Cowell University.
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Arecibo
Puerto
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Venus
Mars
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Cowell University
Great Lakes Tour Highlights and Elephant Tasks
A compact recap of the Great Lakes Tour noting a 52 to 26 score, a distant event labeled at distance three, and an Elephant tasks segment with five base elements seated, including a wave reference.
Beckley Firm To Share in Defense Contract
Beckley Manufacturing Co of Beckley West Virginia will share in a 5.2 million defense contract announced by West Virginia's congressional delegation. The firm will receive 52 percent with the remainder awarded to a partner in Massachusetts. The contract covers a secret instrument to be used aboard ships.
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Charleston
W. Va
Beckley Manufacturing Co
Beckley
West Virginia
Beckley Manufacturing
Massachusetts
Eight Teens Charged in Larceny Looting of Pay Stations
State police say eight defendants aged 17 to 21 looted at least 15 pay stations across Raleigh Wyom ing and Summers counties causing damage to telephone equipment. The charges include grand larceny and related offenses and allege a coordinated theft operation.
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Raleigh
Wyoming
Summers
Preston County School Superintendent to resign May 1
Paul W. Watson announced his resignation as Preston County School superintendent effective around May 1. He will become executive secretary of the West Virginia School Boards Association after a 1935 long tenure leading the county system.
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Kingwood
W. Va
Preston County
Paul W. Watson
West Virginia School Boards Association
First pheasant crashes into window in Illinois home
Mrs. Ernest Jeckel heard a crash as the hunting season began and rushed to her Etmd en home. A pheasant smashed the picture window, remained dazed for a moment, then shook off glass and wandered away.
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Emden, Ill
Ernest Jeckel
Virginia General Assembly Faces Heavy Bill Load Early
Virginia's 1966 General Assembly enters its fifth day with 114 bills and 13 joint resolutions already filed in both houses. The heavy docket centers on Courts of Justice, General Laws, Insurance and Banking, Education, Roads and Internal Navigation, and Fish and Game committees. Two poll tax measures were introduced in the House, one to abolish the tax by constitutional amendment and another to hold an advisory referendum.
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Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
Phuredey
Senate Finance Committee
House
Courts of Justice
Senate
Fish and Game
Ta H. Om
Arling
Robert 8. Orr
Lee County
House Privileges and Elections Committee
Toe Ae
Democratic
James River
Ane Commission
Richmond Students Get Speech Synthesis Kits
About 100 Richmond area high school teachers received speech synthesis kits from the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. The kits assemble to create eight vowel sounds and can produce simple words when sounds are combined. Teachers will pass kits to advanced students for assembly.
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Richmond
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Hoover Now Serving In Alaska With U S Army
Pvt. Lansing L. Hoover of Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania spent a leave with his parents before reporting to duty. He left New Years Day from Pittsburgh for McChord Air Force Base and flew to Fairbanks Alaska to serve 18 months as a mechanic with the 12th AVN Co Yukon Command.
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Pvt
Lansing L. Hoover
U. S. Army
Austin Hoover
Nixon Drive
Mechanicsburg
Young Hoover
James Wood
Dillsburg
Northern Joint High School
Lansing
New Years Day
Pittsburgh
McCord Air Force Base
Washington
Fairbanks
Alaska
U.S
12Th Avn Co
Yukon
A. Pd
Seattle
Wash
Roane County Approved for Economic Aid
West Virginia AP reports W Barron said the Federal Area Redevelopment Administration approved Roane County for economic aid. The ARA had removed Wetzel Tyler and Grant counties from eligibility due to improvement, making Roane the last county in the state to receive ARA assistance.
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W. Va
W. Barron
Samay
Federal Area Redevelopment Administration
Roane
ARA
Wetzel
Tyler
Grant
Brake Accelerator Pedal Could Cut Reaction Time
An automob ile designer proposes a single pedal brake and accelerator combo to reduce foot movement time between pedals. Product Engineering notes the top pedal links to engine accelerator for speed control while the lower part acts to brake, potentially preventing fatal accidents.
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Chicago
Fort Worth suburb to build underground school to curb aircraft noise
Chicago AP reports a Fort Worth suburb plans an underground school to reduce jet noise. Officials say current runway proximity causes up to 10 percent loss of instructional time for students.
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Chicago
Fort Worth
Buddhism's Birth and Global Spread Details
Buddhism originated in India in the 6th century B C and spread widely to Burma Ceylon China Japan and Thailand. The movement established diverse schools and practices across Asia.
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India
B.C
Burma
Ceylon
Cina
Japan
Thailand
FDR Yacht Potomac to be Auctioned in Long Beach
The 165 foot yacht Potomac built for President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935 will be auctioned in Long Beach on January 30. Owner Glenn Boland of Hydro Capitol Co. Newport Beach says the venture did not work out after buying the vessel in the British West Indies in 1962.
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Long Beach
Calif
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Glenn Boland
Hydro-Capitol Co
Newport Beach
British West Indies
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Lamar Hunt
Kansas City Chiefs
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