Back-Talking Calculator and Speaking Robot Computer
A New York engineer and a lawyer unveil a spoken input calculator that reads back results. Walter H. Stenby will patent a device where dictation yields audible totals and operations. A British ITT subsidiary designers an electronic adaptive machine with potential in chemistry plants traffic control and reading systems.
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Washington
New York
Walter H. Stenby
John H. Andreae
Peter L. Joyce
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Cosmetic mask patent claims eye bag prevention by Ann Rude
Ann Rude, a New York cosmetics entrepreneur who studied medicine, received a patent for a cos metic eye mask marketed by mail order. The device sits over the upper face with eye holes and coconut oil pads scented with perfume, worn for hours or overnight. Jonas Stulman of Montclair, N J, earned a patent for a Samplmatic labor saver that folds and measures textile samples, part of Work Aids Corp.
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Ann Rude
New York
Jonas Stulman
Montclair
N.J
Stulman
Work Aids Corp
Teens ignite debate on auto rates and privacy rights
A youth focused column surveys teens protesting high auto insurance rates and data selling by state bureaus. It questions driver education for adults, SSN and license number linking, and calls for broader protest. also notes new dance fad The Blowout and a push for mandatory swimming proficiency as a diploma prerequisite.
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YWCA
YMCA
Inventor Develops Exhaust Gas Combustion Device in New York
In his Greenlawn machine shop Vincent Guarnaschelli has created a slotted metal tube in the exhaust path to burn unburned hydrocarbons. Early tests show most pollutants eliminated though further shape and material studies continue. Wilbert James of New York received a patent for Onionmaster a transparent bag with tubular plastic mittens allowing onions to be peeled without tears.
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Greenlawn
N.Y
Vincent Guarnaschelli
Yuaranschelli
Wilbert James
New York
Oregon Supreme Court to hear shield law case over sources
Annette Conard, former Daily Emerald editor, appeals a 300 dollar contempt fine for refusing to reveal seven student sources about campus marijuana use. The case raises whether reporters must disclose confidential sources in Oregon without a shield law, with briefs from ASNE, ODPA and Sigma Delta Chi arguing for source protection.
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Oregon Supreme Court
Annette Buchanan
Daily Emerald
University of Oregon
Miss Buchanan
Michael Coward
William Frye
Frye
John Leahy
Oregon
Conard
American Society of Newspa
Atty. Leahy
Sigma Delta Chi
Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association
Charles Porter
Porter
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kinky Nippon Tourist Sticker Sparks Confusion at Station
A woman questioned a Japanese man at a railroad station after spotting a large sticker reading Kinky Nippon Tourist on his suitcase. He replied that he travels with the Kinky Nippon Tourist agency. Walt Rostow speaks with John Scali on ABC SCOPE at 1:00 PM Sunday in COLOR on Channel 9.
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UPS
Walt Rostow
John Scali
ABC Scope
Channel 9
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