Alarm clock as tyrant in modern life
Hal Boyle imagines civilization’s gadgets crowding daily life and imagining disinventing the alarm clock. He mocks its tyrannical pull, arguing machines order humans though they should serve, not rule, our independence. The piece lampoons routine, productivity, and the dream of retirement from the anxious morning chimes.
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New Radar Pinpoints Fast Target at Sea
A Fullerton, California report notes a new radar system enabling precise target tracking at sea. The design promises compact antennas, improved receivers, and altitude data to monitor ships. Researchers claim the device provides pitch and roll measurements for ships, enhancing navigation and defense capabilities.
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Czechoslovakia Visit With Cuban NMA and Mistria CAP
A fragmented report notes a visit involving Cuban NMA and Mistria CAP to Czechoslovakia. Mentions revived Communist ties and unclear references to Cuban prosecution, with garbled dates and code terms suggesting a Cold War era diplomatic exchange.
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College Sends Aid to Crash Victims Kin
Bowling Green State University forwarded a check for 3500 to California State Polytechnic College to aid families of Cal Poly football players killed in the Toledo crash after a game at Bowling Green. Donations from the Varsity Club, alumni groups, and students funded most of the fund, with further aid to cover clothing costs for survivors. Seventeen Cal Poly students died, including 16 players. 26 were injured, three still hospitalized in Toledo.
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Drugs spending data to be reviewed by committee
SACRAMENTO AP. State agencies on drugs in its social welfare program will be discussed Thursday and Friday in San Francisco by the Assembly Interim Committee on Social Welfare.
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Norway Official Leaves for UN Mission
Norwegian deputy foreign minister Hans Engen departs Oslo for New York to assume a special assignment with the United Nations Secretary General. Grasping duties, the official will serve in liaison with UN operations as part of Norway’s diplomatic mission.
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The Daily Review Heights and Times Subscription Notice
Local notice from Hayward and Livermore offices outlines subscription options and rates. Includes references to Sundays and monthly plans, with scattered OCR errors but indicates a newspaper circulation structure and contact points for multiple county offices in California.
Deputies Nab Killer Suspect in Roadside Brawl
Deputies arrested Alvin Pricisen after a Tuesday road streetaffray near Bridgeport CAI-A. The suspect waived extradition following a high-tension encounter with officers, with reports noting a bere operator involved and a suspect described as resisting arrest.
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