World's first Atomedic Hospital duplicated for World's Fair site
A circular all aluminum hospital structure with fully automated food system and telemetry reports patients’ pulse and respiration. Visual patient monitoring via closed circuit television and an automated communications network enable rapid airlift of components and closely controlled atmosphere for disaster response.
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Johnson Faces Job Dilemma Hurting Presidents Before Him
The Associated Press notes President Johnson aims to add 5 million jobs beyond the roughly 70 million employed as unemployment nears 3.5 million. It recalls wartime roots of job goals from Truman to Kennedy and Eisenhower, highlighting the persistent push for full employment.
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Dallas leaders urge balance after Kennedy death
At a Dallas Chamber of Commerce dinner Civic and business figures urged calm and clear thinking. Dawson Sterling Dallas Assembly president said a period of soul searching should yield reason and reality and emphasized an educated and dedicated citizenry.
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Minnesota 4-H Show Honors Two Boys With Scholarships
CHICAGO AP Two Minnesota youths receive college scholarships at the 4-H Club Congress for farming and forestry work. Terry Lorch 17 of Rochester wins 500 for building a purebred Duroc herd begun nine years ago with a brood sow bought for 45, aiding the family farm. Lance Sorensen 16 of Welch earns 400 for conservation including planting 3,000 tree seedlings on the Goodhue County farm with 33 varieties. Marvin C Meier 27 of Ogema Wis also receives 400 for outstanding 4-H work as a University of Minnesota student.
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Spring Valley Man Loses Grain Permit
ST. PAUL AP Ronald Anderson chairman of the Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission says Roy Stoke of Spring Valley had his truck grain buyer's license suspended. The commission ordered him to show cause why the license should not be revoked after receiving complaints that Stoke issued checks with payments refused.
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Yankees Hit .170 Batting Average in 1963 World Series
The New York Yankees posted a team batting average of .170 during the 1963 World Series, reflecting a limited offensive output in the championship sequence.
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Cats of Mystery Like Women and Their Iron Wills
HAL BOYLE notes cats resemble women in mystery and age. Lady Dottie, an indoor cat with regal aloofness, rules the apartment with xenophobic quirks. The piece humorously contrasts cat and husband dynamics while highlighting a cat’s unusual “trick” of turning a bathroom doorknob.
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30th Birthday of Amendment No 21 Today
New York AP notes the 30th anniversary of the 21st Amendment ending national Prohibition on December 5 1933. It recalls Utah becoming the 36th state to ratify and bars filling with customers nationwide. Mississippi is the only state still restricting liquor sales.
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Market Report on Idaho Potatoes and Red River Reds
Chicago reports mixed potato and carrot market activity with 26 arrivals on track 215 and total U.S. shipments 265. Supplies are moderate and demand slow as market steadies for top stock. Idaho russets 3.50 and Red River Valley round reds in Minnesota North Dakota mostly 2.00 to 2.10.
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Bailey to Remain as Dem Chairman
The Democratic National Committee announced John M. Bailey will stay on as chairman at President Johnson's personal request. Bailey accepted at a White House meeting late Tuesday, a committee official said.
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Illinois Man Named President of Watkins Products Inc
James N. Doyle 41 of LaGrange Illinois was elected president of Watkins Products Inc at the annual directors meeting. He becomes the fifth president in the firm’s 95 year history succeeding FE L King Jr of Winona who remains chairman of the board.
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