Egyptians Claim New Missile Aid To Defend Against SAM-Air Threat
U S sources report Egypt is using a Redeye like heat seeking missile to counter Russian made SAM-2 batteries facing Israeli pilots. The weapon, likely supplied by the Soviet Union, aims to protect SAM-2s from knockout while Israel may receive radar jamming gear and pods to blunt the Egyptian and Soviet backed air defense.
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First Newspaper Tsing Pao Beginnings in Pekin
The earliest Chinese periodical Tsing Pao arose in Peking as a court journal. It reportedly began around the 500s, using carved blocks before switching to type, and continued publication until 1935.
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Tsing Pao
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China
New Pattern 4711 Half Size Designs From Anne Adams
Advertises Printed Pattern 4711 in new half sizes 10 to 16 with size 14 bust 37 requiring 2 3/4 yards of 39 inch fabric. Price 75 cents per pattern, 25 cents extra for air mail handling. Mail orders to Anne Adams Kare Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York. Include name address size and style number. Catalog offers 111 styles and additional sewing and fashion books.
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Coal Research Cutback Memo Is Fraud Says Russell
Interior undersecretary Fred J. Russell says a $40 million coal research cutback memo circulating in Congress is counterfeit and that he did not write it. He confirms sending a confidential memo but calls the circulating copies forged or misrepresented and warns the real plan would not shutter all OCR activity.
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Office of Coal Research
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Robert) Mayo
Interior Department
Interior
Bcan
OCR
Julia Butler Hansen
D-Wash
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Stephen Dunn
National Coal Association
National Coal Policy Conference
Nixon
Cupcake Sale Nets $100 for NW Workshop
A $100 proceeds check from the Opti-Mrs Club cupcake sale went to Northwestern Workshop Inc. George Fromm, treasurer, received the funds. About 65 dozen cupcakes were sold in downtown Winchester last Friday. Mrs. William Locke, chairwoman, praised local generosity and welcomed new Workshop officers.
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Theft of mower from Sunnyside motel investigated
The Frederick County Sheriff's office investigates the theft of a 1968 Club Cadet tractor with a 42 inch mower valued around $900 from Modernaire Motel on Rt. 522 N Sunnyside. Deputy Harry Richards is assigned the case with Winfred Haines reporting the loss.
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Tragedy at Palmer House during Japanese American convention
An 18 year old Evelyn Okubo of Stockton was found dead in a hotel room bathtub with hands and feet bound and throat slit. A 17 year old roommate Carol Yama da of Stockton was in poor condition with a slashed throat and bound limbs. The three women were attendees of the National Japanese American Citizens League convention. A note was found in the room.
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Evelyn Okubo
Stockton
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Palmer House
Carol Yamada
Henrotin Hospital
Patti E. Iwazaki
San Jose
Junior
Dancer Kim Hancock presents $500 check to rescue squad
Kim Hancock of the Ewing Studio of Dance Art presented a $500 check from the Evening of Dance to Fulton Evans for the Winchester Frederick County Rescue Squad. Hancock was the studio’s first pupil to sell her ticket quota.
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Maps of Daniel Boone National Forest Drawn Freehand
In Manchester Kentucky six men drew 27 freehand maps of the Daniel Boone National Forest between 1920 and 1927. Government land surveyor John Earle says replacing the set would take at least 20 years to resurvey and redraw. He notes an average survey error of one in 5,000 and calls the work "just excellent." The originals were recently copied for preservation.
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Daniel Boone National Forest
Kentucky
John Earle
Power of Military Courts Challenged
The appeal seeks Supreme Court review of U S military jurisdiction over overseas crimes by servicemen. Robert G. Gallagher of Philadelphia, convicted in Germany for robbery and assault, argues military courts lack authority for off base civilian crimes. The case could affect about 500,000 service members abroad.
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U.S
Robert G. Gallagher
Philadelphia
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Gallagher
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Hawaii
U.S. Court of Claims
Bad Nauheim
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