Radio Beam Decides War Game Victor
The Army tests a dual device at Ft. Knox to decide tank battle outcomes. A hit kill indicator uses a radio beam down a cannon and a simulator triggers when a shot is correct. If the code matches, the enemy beam explodes and its responses are silenced.
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Aging rock stars map future paths beyond hits
Sam Cooke and Freddy Cannon, each about six years in rock, now record for major labels and plan diversification. Cooke eyes club circuits, writing, and show history research. Cannon moves toward film TV and a teen talk show. Both started in gospel and country influenced paths, with Cooke praising interpretive craft and Cannon thriving on live tours and fan energy.
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RCA
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Warner Bros
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Algerian Anti American Sentiment Shapes Media Landscape
Algerian press frames independence era anti U.S. stance as central, with coverage favoring Soviet bloc progress and anti imperialist narratives. Articles note Western media bias, U.S. policies in Cuba and Indochina, and reliance on foreign news agencies, while literacy efforts and a U.S. exposition on education receive limited upbeat attention.
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City Fires Up Emergency Lines After Cable Cut
Louisville AP reports workmen rushed to install an emergency telephone at City Hall to prevent service interruption. A misstep cut a cable near the city building, disabling eighty fire alarm boxes and prompting swift repairs.
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UN View Emerges on Urbanization as World Problem
The United Nations warns that rapid urbanization pressures both industrial and developing nations. Experts say urban growth sprawl, shantytowns, and pollution challenge housing and health systems, with cities drawing people despite misery and risk. The article notes that reversing this trend is difficult and tied to broader economic development and policy clashes.
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Court Denies Broke Plea In Football Pool Case
In Chicago AP two operators of a weekly football pool failed to overturn IRS findings after contesting gains. Taser evidence showed about 5,000 wagering cards sold weekly at 25 cents to $5 each, averaging over $1 per card, with total income substantially higher than operators claimed. The three-year pool operation produced profits per IRS calculation.
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