Hatfield repays franking costs for antiwar mailings
Sen Mark Hatfield paid 2175 to the Post Office to cover mailing costs for 35000 antiwar letters signed by Sam Brown and Dave Hawk. The Senate Rules Committee found a franking violation and referred the matter to the Ethics Committee which also reviews mailings under Birch Bayh's frank.
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Hawk
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Cambodia
Congress
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Cub Scouts Awarded At Pack 2 Meeting
Pack 2 at First Presbyterian Church honors Wolf and Bear ranks with Gold and Silver Arrow points. Several boys receive one and two year pins along with denner and Webls Den admissions. A church hike on the C and O Canal is announced for June 13.
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First Presbyterian Church
John Whiting
Chris McClure
Stuart Sager
Brian McWhorter
Brian Pikielek
Andrew Boyd
Mike Bogewski
Steve Burns
Jimmy Owen
Steve Baker
David Rice
Chris Cather
Steve Saville
Scott Jack
Jamie Simpson
Jackie McGaha
Pepper Gilbert
Webls den
Ross Kilpatric
Dwain Jones
Mark Garrison
C & O Canal
Park Ridge Hospital Adopts Rapid Temperature Readings
A Park Ridge hospital in the Chicago suburb adopts a new thermometer that shows a patient temperature within seconds, much faster than the three minutes needed by a conventional thermometer.
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Pentagon to Begin Partial Troop Withdrawals From Korea
The Pentagon plans gradual U S troop reductions in South Korea possibly starting late next year. The move aligns with the Nixon doctrine and cites budget pressures while preserving most U S forces in Europe and Asia. Seoul may receive compensation such as modern arms in exchange for fewer troops.
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South Korea
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
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Korea
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Europe
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Seoul
South Kore
Catholic Women Sponsor Benefit for Owl and the Pussycat
The Sacred Heart Council of Catholic Women will sponsor a fund raising performance of The Owl and the Pussycat at Wayside Theater Middletown June 10. The all parish event invites parish members and community attendees with advance reservations urged through Carol Mills or Nancy O’Neal.
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Nancy O’neal
City School Menu Highlights for Early June
Monday June 1 offers meat loaf with mashed potatoes gravy buttered lima beans bread butter cookies and milk. Thursday June 4 features citrus juice scalloped tuna and potatoes au gratin. Friday June 5 shows chicken rice soup saltines pimento cheese sandwich potato chips fruit jello with whipped cream.
Apollo 13 Tank Damage Tied to Prelaunch Work
Beech Aircraft tests indicate oxygen tank insulation likely suffered major damage during the drainage after a rehearsal days before launch. Cortright says heaters’ switches may have failed, risking 1,000 degree temps that could ignite insulation and trigger the explosion that doomed Apollo 13. Final board findings due June 8 to NASA Administrator Paine.
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Boundary of Space Height Varies by Definition
Scientists debate a space boundary with many placing the start at 60 miles above Earth as the practical limit. The lack of an exact boundary reflects differing definitions among researchers.
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