Mailman Not Secret Agent In Moss Secrecy Critique
Rep. John E. Moss accuses the Post Office Department of hiding summer job employee names and treating mail carriers as if they were CIA or NSA operatives. The Civil Service Commission notes a new competitive exam plan for federal summer hires, with postal jobs set to have separate testing.
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Post Office Department
Gronouski
House
Moss
Civil Service Commission
Post Office
Bolivia Declares State of Siege After Tin Miner Uprising
Bolivia's military junta imposed a state of siege after an armed uprising by tin miners left 11 dead in the Andes region long associated with Castro supporters. In Santo Domingo, civilians are disarming as arms are handed to a provisional government to demilitarize the city and pave the way for peace verification. In the Netherlands, Crown Princess Beatrix will marry Claus von Amsberg next spring, ahead of Princess Margriet's wedding. In Japan, Kaoru Ikeya and Tsutomu Seki confirmed a new comet named Ikeya Seki by the IAU.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Bolvia
Andes
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
the Hague
Netherlands
Beatrix
Claus von Amsberg
Juliana
Margriet
Pieter van Vollenhoven
Tokyo
Tokyo Astronomical Observatory
International Astronomical Union
Kaoru Ikeya
Tsutomu Seki
Divers Use Sealab Technique At Smith Mountain Lake
Construction divers for Marine Contracting Inc use a pressure chamber system to work at the lake floor depth near Smith Mountain Dam. They live in a surface chamber, descend in a pressure elevator, and return to the top with minimal risk of nitrogen bubbles. The job to replace metal debris barriers is expected to take 40 days.
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Smith Mountain Lake
Smith Mountain Dam
Johnson Girls Back in School
In Washington and Austin the presidential daughters begin new school years. Luci Kennedy starts orientation at Georgetown University School of Nursing with coffee and doughnuts at the White House, while Lynda Bird Johnson returns to the University of Texas for actual classes after a year away.
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Johnson Girls
Luci
Nation
Lynda Bird
Texas
Georgetown University School of Nursing
Lynda
University of Texas
Austin
White House
New Club Formed at James Wood High School
A Junior Tri- High chapter was added to James Wood High School’s curriculum. Mariah Dolan was elected President at the first meeting in the James Wood library. Barbara Whitacre, Genoa Hartman, Jane Hoffman, Cindy Boyce, Cindy Shryock, Gloria Luttrell held officer roles. Miss Ella Rudolph, a James Wood faculty member, attended as a guest.
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James Wood High School
Mariah ‘ Dolan
James Wood
Barbara Whitacre
Genoa Hartman
Jane Hoffman
Cindy Boyce
Cindy Shryock
Gloria Luttrell
Ella Rudolph
Vatican debate weighs past sins against current religious freedom
Cardinal Bevan argues Catholicism bears fault for historic acts such as Huss's burning in 1475, contending medieval suppression contrasts with calls for religious liberty in Czechoslovakia. The discussion asks whether Luther and Huss were acting from conscience if the church proclaims full religious freedom.
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Cardinal Bevan
Catholicism
John Huss
Bevan
Huss
Czechoeslovakia
Martin Luther
Ceremany
Luther
Woman spared jail in Statue of Liberty bombing plot
In New York a 26 year old French Canadian woman Michelle Duclos received probation after pleading guilty to smuggling dynamite for the failed plan to bomb the Statue of Liberty and other shrines. Judge William B Herlands noted her cooperation against three co defendants.
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New York
Statue of Liberty
Ree Pentent
Michelle Duclos
William B. Herlands
Herlands
United States
Miss Duclos
State Police Commissioner Arrests Man for Speeding
William H. Haskell, 56, of New London was stopped after a speed duel with a black car that pulled ahead and pulled him over. State Police Commissioner Leo J. Mucahy appeared and arrested Haskell on the speeding charge Monday.
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Hartford, Conn
William H. Haskell
New London
Haskell
Leo J. Mulecahy
Two Fires Remain Burning in Northern California
Two fires burned today in northern California and neither threatened developed properties. They are the last of 275 fires that have burned across 315 square miles of grassland woods and timber since last Thursday.
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California
San Francisco
Ap) Aly
Still Seeking Hurricane To Test Seeding Theory
Washington AP report notes no hurricane available this year suitable for seeding experiments. Project Storm Fury director Joanne Simpson explains seeding aims to temper storms, with Betsy complicating tests. Navy and Weather Bureau researchers stress safety and yearlong data analysis before conclusions.
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Joanne Simpson
Weather Bureau
Betsy
Atlantic
Louisiana
Errat
Max Edelstein
Navy
Edelstein
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