No Substitute For Quality Is central to Danny Kaye
Hollywood profile of Danny Kaye notes his constant work schedule and love of flying. He lives in a Beverly Hills cottage with partner Sylvia, owns multiple planes and cars, supervises his TV show craft, and upholds a credo that there is no substitute for quality reflected in his personal life and stage performances.
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Stanford University
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United Press International
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Agriculture gains drive U S food costs higher
US agriculture research since 1940 boosted stock output by 70 percent crop yield by 70 percent and output per man hour by 400 percent. If current farming intensified past decade patterns, the annual U S food bill would rise by 288 dollars for the average family. Germany builds seven million housing units 1949 to 1963 to curb postwar shortage.
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United States
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Germany
Dust from space reaches Earth as micrometeoroids rain down
Scientists note millions of tons of space dust enter Earth's atmosphere yearly and mix with terrestrial dirt. NASA collects samples to study with electron microscopes while workshops for teachers explore micrometeoroids and their role in space flight.
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National Geographic Society
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Sponge-bonded carpet to revolutionize interiors
New York reports sponge-bonded carpet promises easier maintenance and quieter homes with carpet up to roll and move, walls and ceilings clad for acoustics, and burns repairable in minutes. Ball State hosts weekend workshops for junior high math and English. Yogi Berra comments on Yankees pennant hopes after series wins.
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Doctor Declares Seat Belts Safe for Expectant Mothers
Dr John R Rodger of Bellaire Michigan says expectant mothers may use a seat belt at all pregnancy stages with the same safety as others. For late pregnancy the belt should sit low on the abdomen. Dr Frank E Rubovits of Chicago adds that a warness type restraint is preferable in such cases.
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UPI
John R. Rodger
Bellaire
Mich
Journal of the American Medical Association
Frank E. Rubovits
Warness
Newtons Wagon Jet Propelled Carriage Described
A late 17th century note describes Sir Isaac Newton designing a jet propelled carriage known as Newtons Wagon. The design features a high front seat for the passenger and a fur nace with a water filled sphere heated by a fire, with steam escaping from a nozzle to propel the wagon.
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London
Isaac Newton
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