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Computers will shrink work hours and broaden life by 1980
The piece envisions a computer driven shift to a four to five hour workday within two decades, with home conferencing, global TV calls, and lifelong learning. Brig. Gen. David Sarnoff of RCA argues automation will reduce urban stress and expand trade, education, and personal fulfillment for all, not just elites.
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Radio Corporation of America
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United States
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Soviet Bloc
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Hoffa Lawyer Plans Appeal of Sentence
Hoffa chief counsel Maurice Walsh says the teamsters leader will appeal a five year prison term on mail fraud and conspiracy convictions. Judge Richard B. Austin set concurrent five year terms, with a ten day window for a new trial.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Maurice Walsh
Hoffa
Richard B. Austin
U.S. District Court
Austin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters Pension Fund
Benjamin Dranow
Minneapolis
Calvin Kavens
Miami Beach
Abe I. Weinblatt
New York
Zachary Strate Jr
New Orleans
San Juan
U S Paying Claim To Polish Air Ace
The United States will pay 4000 to Witold A Lanowski a Polish pilot who lived on handouts while flying 79 missions for the U S Air Force in World War II. President Johnson signed the bill sponsored by Rep Alvin E OKonski of Wisconsin. Lanowski previously served with the RAF before joining the U S Air Force and earned the Army Air Medal and the Distinguished Flying Cross for shooting down four German fighters.
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United States
Johnson
Witold A. Lanowski
Surrey
England
Alvin E.o’konski
R-Wis
Lanowski
RAF
U.S. Air Force
Army Air Medal
Edie Adams Weds Music Publisher in Beverly Hills
Edie Adams, widow of Ernie Kovacs, married Martin Hager Mills, a 37 year old music publishing executive, at her Beverly Hills home on Sunday. She quipped about a “package deal” mentioning her two teenage Kovacs stepdaughters Betty and Kippie and her 5 year old daughter Mia Susan.
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Hollywood
Edie Adams
Martin Hager Mills
Ernie Kovacs
Betty
Kippie Kovacs
Mia Susan
Miss Adams
Mills
Beverly Hills
Today in History Highlights From Aug 18
On August 18 in history notable events include Virginia Dare born in 1587 the first English born child in North America. In 1846 General Kearny captured Santa Fe after a long march. In 1942 Montgomery named to command the British 8th Army in Egypt.
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Virginia Dare
Roanoke Island
N.C
North America
Stephen Kearney
Santa Fe
N.M
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Sir Bernard Montgomery
Egypt
Paris
Japan
Okinawa
Organization of American States
Santiago
Chile
Caribbean
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ruta Lee Brings Lithuanian Grandmother to Hollywood
Actress Ruta Lee and her 85 year old Lithuanian grandmother Ludvise Kamandul arrived at Los Angeles International Airport ending eight years of effort. The grandmother expressed gratitude saying God has given me everything I have wanted. Ruta expects the aunt may join the family in Hollywood, but was told she could take only that aunt.
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Ruta Lee
Los Angeles International Airport
United States
Ludvise Kamandulis
Ruta
Youth Bank Robber Adjudged Delinquent
A 17 year old Illinois youth who held up the Bank of Franksville Feb 28 and fled with 618 dollars has adjudged delinquent by U S District Judge Kenneth P Grubb. The court ordered Robert L Doremus of West Peoria into federal custody for behavior studies before sentencing. The youth was caught 45 minutes after the holdup. He was armed.
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Franksville
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Robert L. Doremus
West Peoria
Perry Mason May Be In His Final Season
Hollywood reports that Raymond Burr hints this could be his last season as Perry Mason though CBS may keep the show for a time. Producer Gail Patrick Jackson notes Burr’s insistence on ending the series, with contract terms up after 1965 and Paisano exploring other Gardner properties. ABC plans Les Crane late show starting Nov 9 pitting him against Carson and Allyn in some areas.
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First Air Surgeon of Air Force Dies
Maj. Gen. David N. W. Grant, 73, the first air surgeon of the U S. Air Force, died Sunday at his Winter Park home. A Richmond, Virginia native, he retired in 1946 after 30 years of service and was Hap Arnold's personal physician from 1939 to 1946. He later directed the American Red Cross blood program in 1951.
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Former Slave Will Adams Plans to Live to 120 in Alabama
In Atmore Alabama AP report Will Adams a 113 turning 114 year old former slave aims to reach 120 despite past dangers like climbing trees. He worked at a sawmill until 94 and long served in jobs from a railroad to a lumber company while maintaining a strict routine and devout Methodist faith.
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Ala
Adams
Mattie Thomas
W.T. Smith Lumber Co
Chapman
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Virginia
Alabama
Fire disrupts Sandstone telephone network early today
A midnight fire in a rectifier knocked out the coaxial cable linking the Twin Cities to northeastern Minnesota, isolating Sandstone and several towns. By noon service was largely restored though 240 circuits were disrupted, with emergency calls rerouted and private lines shifted to microwave facilities.
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Iron Range
Nickerson
Askew
Hinckley
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Subpoenas Served On Kennedy And Hodges
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy and Commerce Sec Luther Hodges are subpoenaed to appear in pre-trial proceedings in a $300000 damage suit against Bobby Baker. Capitol Vending Co alleges Baker conspired with Serv U Corp and others to end Capitol Vending’s contract with Melpar Co a defense contractor.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Luther Hodges
Bobby Baker
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David Carliner
Capitol Vending Co
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Baker
Serv-U Corp
Capitol
Melpar Co
Goldwater Youth Unit Formed at La Crosse High School
The La Crosse High School Youth for Goldwater organization is formed with Michael Welch as chairman. High school students may join to support Senator Barry Goldwater. Darrel Dyer handles publicity and membership.
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Goldwater Plans Massive TV Campaign Ahead of Election
Barry Goldwater aides map a broad television push costing about 4.5 million dollars to start before September. The plan includes filmed and live programs, regional and national, plus radio spots and a 75 000 mile traveling campaign on a chartered jet with room for 54 reporters.
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Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Dean Burch
Johnson
Johnson endorses private enterprise at White House meeting
President Johnson voiced strong support for private enterprise and rejected talk of radical changes in policies or greater government intervention. He spoke at a White House meeting of the board of directors of the Communications Satellite Corp.
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