Afghanistan Atlas of Old Meets New at Kabul Crossroads
Kabul presents a striking blend of ancient and modern facades with modern hotels and old bazaars. The piece notes wheelbarrow-like carriages, two ancient steam engines, a rising university, and a nascent tourist trade while detailing social customs, drink laws, and daily life under a Moslem monarchy.
Car of Future May Have Engines In Its Wheels
New York reports a compact wheel mounted engine concept from NSU and Curtiss-Wright that may eliminate transmissions. A triangular rotor rotary engine could deliver up to 270 hp from 91 cubic inches, with each wheel housing a 20 pound engine. Production aims for 1960 at a New Jersey plant.
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United States
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NSU Werke
West Germany
Curtiss-Wright
NSU
New Jersey
Jailbreak attempt by Richard Starbuck ends at station
Richard Starbuck, 40, was spotted climbing down 35 feet of knotted bedsheets from a second story window at a police station. He reached the ground but was quickly captured and returned to his cell by officers.
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Los Angeles
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Shriners 60 Horse Show Set for Hawkeye Downs
The ninth annual Shrine Horse Show will run June 10 to 12 at Hawkeye Downs. EFIKahir Shrine officials say the Midwest's largest event offers over $10,000 in premiums and trophies with wide horse and pony competition. A circus-themed pageant will highlight the 1960 offerings, with matinee and evening performances daily.
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Hawkeye Downs
Ef! Kahir Shrine
Midwest
Shriners
Moments That Made Racing History book recalled
New York reports a collection of nine defining moments from motor racing history. Rodney Walkerley selects pivotal incidents from 1902 Gordon Bennett Trophy to Juan Fangio’s 1957 German Grand Prix drive.
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Juan Fangio
Wisconsin farm engineers create automatic hog feed system
University of Wisconsin engineers unveil an automatic feeding device for hog barns that distributes a precise amount of feed to each pen with a single knob turn at a control panel. The invention promises simplified management and consistent rations for multiple pens.
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University of Wisconsin
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