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  • in identifying 9,501 of these objects. Virtually a.11of these sightings were denved from subjective human observations and interpretations. The most common of these were astronomical sight­ ings that included such things as bright stars and planets, comets
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  • that we put on, and then a stag dinner by the Japanese Wheat, Milling, and Baking industrieso This ended up a rather gay affair with closing toasts that were more my way of jokes and noise than seriousness. worth while. All in all I hope it has been
  • should know soon. Anyway tomorrow the Council meeting will be held to supposedly reach a decision on the admissibility issue, I'm sure wondering where it will land. In any event I think the fight has been worth it. I believe the Latin American count
  • the I think that the dual private-public role has proved its 10 worth. Responsibility for his private programs gives a carrier 11 an added incentive to be prudent in the administration of a 12 public program, and thus provides the much needed