Freon Engine Could Challenge Electric Cars In Future
Editorial notes Wallace L Minto’s Freon powered Sarasota engine as a pollution free alternative to electric vehicles. Italy's Ghia S P A plans a custom model next year with prototypes costing 20000 to 25000 dollars. Tests in Florida soon use a Volkswagen bus with a computer monitored, quiet powerful engine. Detroit engineers have studied it but Makers fear sunk investment in gasoline tech.
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Minto
Ghia S. P. A
Italy
Volkswagen
Florida
Sarasota
Detroit
Business of baseball is fumbling local support
Paul Harvey argues baseball’s shift to a corporate, profit driven model weakens fan loyalty. He notes tax writeoffs for player depreciation, frequent turnover, and ownership by outsiders eroding home town identity. Expanding teams risks diluting allegiance as unions grow and stars seek rights.
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Paul Harvey
Chicago
Milwaukee
Ruths
DiMaggios
Williamses
Ill Veeck
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Congress
Three Minutes A Day Detects Early Heart Disease Signs
A Georgia physician presented a simple 3 minute daily hand reading method at the American College of Cardiology meeting in San Francisco. Data from over 1,000 patients suggest a swollen stiff hand signals possible heart trouble while a calloused palm may indicate a quiet heart attack. knuckle growths could hint at hardening arteries or bacterial infection. Warnings should be heeded even if subtle, framed as prudent health care.
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American College of Cardiology
San Francisco
The Needle wedding anniversary quips
Witty quips about marriage and anniversaries poke fun at husbands and wives as the couple marks years together. The speaker jokes that long marriages invite scrutiny and that a wife's intuition keeps the relationship lively amid humor about trust and commitment.
Reagan Nixon ties and party tensions in Miami Beach
Reagan publicly endorsed Nixon while close allies doubted the move amid tense relations after Miami Beach. Nixon feared Reagan’s rising influence and feared a split as debates over vice presidency and southern delegation support unfolded.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Richard Nixon
Reagan
Nixon
Miami Beach
James Rhodes
Ohio
Eagan
Rhodes
Sen
Ed Brooke
Massachusetts
Telegram clutter prompts State Dept reform plan
Washington dissects how urgent telegrams disrupt posts abroad and suggests ambassadors reply at 4 a.m. to avoid early awakenings. The piece also notes lawmakers debating topics from orange juice futures to helicopter needs and farm subsidies, with Rep Craig Hosmer criticizing bureaucratic red tape.
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Craig Hosmer
Calif
Washington
Hell
Washington Faces Split Over Vietnam Bombing Pause
Paris reports a Washington dispute over bombing in North Vietnam. Ambassador Harriman presses for Hanoi de escalation while Clark Clifford and others question the benefit of continued bombing. U.S. officials seek assurances from Hanoi as domestic politics add uncertainty to the peace talks.
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John M. Hightower
Paris
Washington
Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Harriman
Xuan Thuy
U.S
Iton
Clark M. Clifford
Thuy
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Clifford
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Misgivings about ecumenism divide Catholic laity and clergy
Russell Kirk notes how both Protestant and Catholic clergy favor ecumenism while many lay Catholics resist rapid reforms and liturgical changes. He cites Mr J of the Catholic laity and other critics who see Vatican II programs and dialogue as weakening traditional Catholic identity.
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Atichigen
Mr. J
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