New High Speed Error-Correcting System From Tally Corp
A new System 311 by Tally Corp of Seattle promises automatic error recognition and retransmission over telephone lines at 1200 words per minute, aimed at far flung corporations. Also featured are the Remington 200 Selectro Shaver with four positions and side burn trimmer, UHPs front wheel drive racing cars, and Altamis automated foundry reducing space and manpower.
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Tally Corp
Seattle
Remington Electric Shaver
Sperry Rand Corp
UHP Corp
Toledo
Ohio
Altamis Corp
Indianapolis
Altamis
AMA Apology Over Libel Suit Ties Union Contributions
The AFL-CIO published the AMA apology for depicting a labor leader as a bully pressuring political contributions. The AMA paid 25000 to settle a 400000 libel suit by Paul Normile of United Steelworkers, who was misidentified in AMPAC tapes. The case dates to the Medicare fight of 1963.
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Afl-Cio
American Medical Association
AMA
United Steelworkers
Paul Normile
Normile
American Medical Political Action Committee
AMPAC
The
Phonograph Record
Afl-Cio News
Federation
Congress
Steelworkers District 16
Pittsburgh
Voice of
COPE
Committee On Political Education
Driverless truck causes splash at home pool debut
In North Haven Connecticut a driverless truck rolled down a driveway and plunged into a homeowner Louis Guyott's swimming pool marking the first big splash of 1966.
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North Haven
New consumer gadgets tease and teach with clever kits
Arlington based Advanced Ideas Co markets Chazaids a pack concealing 100 famous titles in tear strips for fair play. Mount Vernon based Cuisonaire unveils a parent child math kit with 155 color blocks 50 activity cards a glossary and a 45 rpm record The Number Song for early learners. Kimberly Clark introduces a push button paper towel dispenser that unfurls a fixed length and locks for tearing.
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Advanced Ideas Co
Arlington, Mass
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Neenah, Wis
Kenya Exiles Four Envoys From Soviet Czech and Chinese Embassies
Kenya ordered four diplomats from the Soviet, Czechoslovak, and Red Chinese embassies to leave the country. Two communist journalists, a Russian and a Czech, were also expelled. No comments were offered by either side on the removals. The diplomats identified include two first secretaries at the Soviet embassy and a Czech second secretary.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Stanislav Kozubik
Canadian scandal taunts Profumo case likeness in Commons
Ottawa AP report says Justice Minister Lucien Cardin called two former cabinet members involved with a woman described as an East German spy Olga or Gerda Munsinger. He compared the affair to the 1963 Profumo scandal, alleging a security risk and accusing Diefenbaker of knowing but acting. He criticized Pearson government criticisms as partisan.
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Canada
House of Commons
Lucien Cardin
Cardin
Profumo
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
Providence
R. I
John Diefenbaker
Olga
Gerda Munsinger
Diefenbaker
Lester Pearson
Pearson
Bronze bust unveiled for Chief Justice Warren at Lawyers Club
The National Lawyers Club held a ceremony Thursday night unveiling a bronze bust of Chief Justice Warren who turns 75 on March 19.
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Washington
Warren
National Lawyers Club
Lost items found through Gazette want ads
A brief item notes that lost belongings are recoverable via Gazette want ads. Readers are advised to check notices for found items and contact the indicated listings to reclaim belongings.
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