Royal visit lights up San Antonio social whirl
San Antonio hosted Princess Grace and Prince Rainier of Monaco for a two day visit marked by a charity gala. A midnight liquor ban halted dancing, but the event raised more than expected for the Texas Association for Retarded Children with Prince Rainier contributing generously.
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San Antonio, Texas
Texas
Grace
Prince Rainier
Monaco
San Antonio
Texas Assny
Few Young Men Enter the Auto Mechanic Field
A survey by the Independent Garage Owners of America says few young men enter automotive service. An on the job training plan in 34 states offers a four year program starting at 1.60 an hour, rising to 3.00, with draft deferment after one year.
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Independent Garage Owners of America
Wright
Garage Owners Association
IGO
Selective Service System
Udall Calls Sewers in Poor Condition Across Nation
Secretary Udall told Congress that the nation's sewage treatment plants and sanitary sewers are in very poor condition and would require about 15 billion dollars to upgrade.
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Stewart Udall
Congress
Queen Elizabeth 2 to Dock at Remote Ports
In Clydebank Scotland the island hopping cruise ship Queen Elizabeth 2 will set its passengers ashore when it calls at remote ports during its voyage.
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Scotland
UPS
Vessel with shallow harbors and jet-propelled launches
A ship equipped with two shallow-draft launches uses water jets to maneuver in extremely shallow waters. The craft is designed for operations in confined, low-water environments with the ability to reach inches of depth.
Hoover Dam Tours Surpass 11 Million Since 1963
UPI reports Hoover Dam near Las Vegas attracts over 11 million visitors since its 1963 completion as a flood control project. Last year about 1.5 million people toured the site, located 30 miles from Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Colorado River
Hoover Dam
Mongolism Rare Due to High Child Death Rates
English physician Dr. B. W. Richards argues mongolism was uncommon in the past because infant and child mortality was so high. He notes small population sizes 200 years ago and that many women died before 35, limiting births during ages when risk rises.
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B. W. Richards
Clock's Green Light Means You're Safe
A West German inventor, Walter Thiele, announced a clock birth control device with red and green lights. Set to a woman's cycle, the green light marks safe days and the red light marks days likely to conceive. The clocks, powered by batteries lasting a year, go on sale in Austria within two weeks.
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Vienna
UPI
Walter Thiele
West Germany
Austria
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