Titanium breakthrough could speed up airliner program
Washington officials say Lockheed’s new titanium fabrication method cuts costs and time for the US SST program. The breakthrough could lower the US SST price to about 15 million and enable a 1967 prototype with regular service possible by 1971, while challenging the British-French Concorde.
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America
Lockheed
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
United States
Johnson
Boeing
Douglas
Senator McGee critiques chain store meat profits
Senator Gale W. McGee of Wyoming urged that consumers deserve to know if chain stores reap fat profits on meat. He told the Senate that producer prices have fallen while meat prices to housewives rise, leaving cattle and sheep raisers unable to cope with the market.
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Washington
UPI
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
McGee
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Senator Bible seeks update on Rocky Mountain mining disease study
Nevada Senator Alan Bible pressed Health, Education and Welfare today for a copy of the nearly complete study on occupational diseases in Rocky Mountain metal mines. He asked to be kept informed on new safety recommendations as the fact finding work is used with Interior and Bureau of Mines to improve mining practices.
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Los Angeles
FACES
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Alan Bible
Division of Occupational Health Today
Rocky Mountain
Nevada
Bible
Health, Education and Welfare Appropriations
Health Department
Robert J. Anderson
Bureau of State Services
Interior Department
Bureau of Mines
Roof Falls Blame Weather Not Sonic Booms in Oklahoma City
FAA engineers blame a weather induced nail holding failure for a living room ceiling collapse at the Homer Thomas home, while the Thomases insist sonic booms caused the damage. The 6 month old baby escaped injury as the ceiling fell during a boom overflight, with photos cited as supporting the family claim.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Homer Thomas
FAA
Okla
Homa City
Thomas Home
Thomas
National
Newsmen Get Job Offers After Houston Press Closure
Editor George Carmack and Ed Ray set up a two person job center to aid about 50 displaced staff after the Houston Press sale. By Sunday mid day reports show 26 papers offered 40 to 50 positions including general assignment reporters and copy desk work while about half of the staff found new posts with the Houston Chronicle, Post, or other outlets.
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Houston
UPI
Houston Press
The
Houston Chronicle
George Carmack
Ed Ray
Chronicle
Houston Post
Carmack
Ray
United Press International
Expert Bridge Play From The Eastern Regional Tourney
The article reviews a hand from the Eastern Regional Tournament where South avoids a penalties bid, uses bidding signals to guide lead choice, and ends in five spades despite a potential heart and spade ruff. It notes Fishbein’s reasoning and includes a Daily Question about a hand with K J es 0065 061.866 6A K 10.
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King of Hearts
Harry Fishbein
North
Fishbein
East
Sheinwold
lLas Vegas Sun
Grand Central Station
Ghost in sheet tries to steal cash register at St Louis restaurant
In St Louis a man in a white sheet posing as a ghost attempted to steal a cash register from a restaurant. Patrons and staff pursued him, he dropped the cash box and fled still wrapped in the sheet.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
St. Louis
Notable Night at the Modern Living Furnishings Store
A chaotic, dialogue heavy scene recounts DORRIS FONKEN selling unfinished furniture at a Nevada store while a counterfeit bill is rejected at Bank of Nevada. The piece references dining at Plush Horse and offers vivid, humorous asides about local figures and eateries, including Jack Ravetti and waitstaff.
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Paul
Bank of Nevada
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