Heifetz Drives Electric Car To Fight Smog In LA
Beverly Hills violinist Jascha Heifetz has built an electric car with Bud Cohn and Cortok Link engineers. He says the car proves people can curb smog by reducing gasoline use, boasting a 40-50 mile range and top speed near 60 mph. He plans further demonstrations from his hillside home and USC campus runs.
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Beverly Hills, Calif
Jascha Heifetz
Beverly Hills
Heifetz
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
L. M
Bud” Cohn
Cortok Link Engineering
Studio City
Renault
Early humans cooked food shortened eating time
Anthropologists suggest pre-cooking humans chewed most waking hours. Cooking broke down tough fibers allowing meals to take about two hours daily. The herb here hound belongs to the mint family.
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Mint
Tate Engagement of Arland Tate to Timothy Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Tate of Saco announce the engagement of their daughter Arland Mary Tate to Staff Sgt. Timothy A. Coleman son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E Coleman of Kokomo Indiana. Arland Tate is a Thornton Academy graduate attending Fisher Junior College in Boston. Coleman a Kokomo High School graduate recently returned from Bangkok Thailand where he served with the U.S. Air Force and is now stationed at Wright Patterson AFB Ohio. No wedding date has been set.
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Kokomo
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Thailand
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Wright-Patterson Afb
Ohio
Mainland Chinese Learn To Live With Revolution
A Tokyo photographer's impressions of China during the cultural reform era describe daily life under Maoist rules in Peking and Shanghai. She notes market queues, price controls, factory outputs, and the May Day spectacle with crowds, soldiers, and a shadowed figure amid praise for stability.
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China
Chie Nishio
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Liu Shao-chi
Canton
Heavenly Peace Square
Mac
Shanghai
Fatshan
Kennebunk Girl Scouts Celebrate First Aid Badge and Service
Kennebunk Girl Scout Troop 266 held a splash party at the Portland YMCA guided by Mrs. Ernest Robichaud and Mrs. Wilson Lyon. Leaders supplied transport. members earned first aid badges under Mrs. Robert Nevins, and contributed items for WABAN Day Camp for Retarded Children.
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Kennebunk
Y.M.C.A
Portland
Ernest Robichaud
Wilson Lyon
Carl Goodwin
Debbie Atkinson
Susan Blaisdell
Jane Boothby
Robin Clark
Barbara Clark
Jane Clark
Rose Ann Daigle
Donna Goodwin
Vicki Hilton
Linda Tollman
Nancy Lamontagne
Linda Lank
Georgeann
Jeannette Sherburne
Nancy Robichaud
Susan Boothby
Melissa Hampe
Becky Lyon
Peggy Perkins
Nancy Robicaded
Cheryl Rompery
Marguerite Sherburne
Michele Thibodeau
Robert Butler
Navy family on leave visits parents in Dane Street
Lt Richard Angell of the U S Navy and his wife with two children Cynthia Louise six and Stephen Craig four are spending an indefinite leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Angell on Dane Street. They have spent the past two years in Guam. Mrs Marguerite Crowley has returned to her home on Portland Street after a three week medical stay.
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Richard Angell
U.S. Navy
Local Health Update and Cancer Drive Change
John Powers returned home to Fletcher Street after a two week stay at Webber Hospital in Biddeford. Mrs. Stanley James of Intervale Road Kennebunk, cancer drive chairman, announced the April drive is moved to June due to unavoidable delays. Cancer Fund Drive workers will be listed next week.
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Webber Hospital
Biddeford
John Powers
Fletcher Street
Stanley James
Intervale Road
Kennebunk Cancer Drive
Cancer Fund Drive
British explorer Vivian E. Fuchs completes Antarctic crossing
Vivian E. Fuchs becomes the first to traverse Antarctica by land covering about 2,100 miles in 99 days, finishing the historic trek.
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Vivian E. Fuchs
Antarctica
Boyle's Notebook: Expense Habits and Modern Folly
HAL Boyle surveys expense account temptations and urban myths in New York City. He jokes about bagels, new shoes, slang, love and wealth while critiquing modern prosperity and intellectuals. He asks whether nations would adopt Uncle Sam if he went broke.
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Manhattan
Uncle Sam
Rattlesnake Surprise in Garbage Can
A garbage collector in Othello Washington dumped a can after a rattlesnake rattled its way out. Officers later killed the live snake and four others found dead. The snakes were placed there by a youth to make belts.
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Associated Press
Wash.ap
Dave Wilson
Wilson
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