GUNS ARE HIRED IN ENGLAND TO FIGHT CRIME
Britain sees a boom in private security as 30 000 guards operate like a police force. Firms employ armored trucks, dogs, and radios to protect valuables. Police complain about control and uniform confusion as Scotland Yard issues firearms certificates to transport firms.
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Plan to Convert Defense Industry Urged by Economist
Economists at a AAAS symposium discuss converting the United States defense production to civilian use. Prof Seymour Melman of Columbia University argues industry must begin planning now for postdisarmament shifts. experts warn unemployment and regional impact could follow if action lags.
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Concise Q&A on Space Basics
Space questions cover gravity and spacecraft control. Gravity weakens with distance, not stops, so five sizes or scales are not a standard measure. A rocket in space steers by firing thrusters or using reaction control system jets to change velocity and orientation, as there is no air for lift or drag.
Milk Cart Driver Fined for Drunk Run in Kingston
Sillman William Hadaway faced a $28 fine after speeding his electric milk cart while intoxicated. He claimed sympathetic customers had served him spiked tea as he delivered through heavy snow to help friends.
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Conservative optimism cited in California chamber survey
California State Chamber of Commerce survey of 400 statewide committee members shows 69 percent expect 1963 business to top 1962 while 39 percent foresee no charge in growth. 64 percent anticipate greater gross volume from 1963 investments. 52 percent expect 1962 levels to rise. Majority see steady prices and similar employment, with optimism amid ongoing growth.
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