Pioneer of CBS labs seeks rural electronic revival
Peter Goldmark, former CBS Laboratories director, envisions an electronic rural society using two way TV and computer communication to boost jobs and life in small cities 5 000 to 100 000 population. He urges regional planning and regional solutions tailored by each area as Windham County Connecticut agency partners back his plan.
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Koreans Seek Reunification After Quiet Talks
Roland Dallas reports in Hong Kong that North and South Korea reached a surprising July 4 agreement to work toward reunification. Meetings across the peninsula praised Kim Il Sung, with Pyongyang praising the decision and proposing exchanges in sports arts and culture to bridge the split.
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Old Philosopher Warns of Space and Depth Rights
A reader jests that if scientists mine into the earth to sample its depths, ownership would stretch to the center, creating pyramid shaped claims. He muses on disputes over oil or gold subsurface shares and jokes Columbus might have saved money by a flat earth.
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