Ford’s wrist control steering system tested on 1965 Mercury
Robert J. Rumpe heads Ford Motor Co research on a new steering concept for cars. The plan revises front compartments to fit a wrist operated control, using a large T shaped unit with two plastic rings that rotate to steer, aiming to reduce injuries and improve controls in the driver’s seat.
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Connally Names UT Regents Three Appointments
Gov. Connally named three UT regents including former Rep. Frank Ikard and businessman W. W. Hard to the board. Ikard, a shell dredging firm veteran, previously served in Congress until 1961 and resigned amid a controversy. Redditt of Larkin resigned in December.
Leonov Steps Into Space Like Gagarin
Soviet space news traces Alexei Leonov’s historic brief space walk as a bold achievement on par with Yuri Gagarin’s first voyage. The 30 minute exposure tested lifeline safety and raised alarm for potential drift if reentry failed, highlighting a landmark in spaceflight.
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Phnom Penh Confirms Cambodia Neutrality Assurance
In Phnom Penh Cambodia officials announced that the Southeast Asian kingdom would guarantee neutrality and territorial integrity amid regional tensions. The move underscores Phnom Penh’s commitment to staying out of external conflicts while preserving its borders and sovereignty.
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Russia backs Shastri policy with Gagarin space trip
New Delhi reports Moscow supports Prime Minister Shastri's stance as Yuri Gagarin prepares for a space journey. The article notes the evolving space collaboration and a first step toward broader Indo Soviet cooperation in space exploration.
Sorority Delta Theta Chi Rush Dinner in Texas Home
Texas Nu Chapter of Delta Theta Chi continued rush activities with an informal buffet at Mrs J P Gist 2127 69th. Mrs Barl carte chaired the hostess committee. Italian provincial tablesored in red and white with candles. Three members spoke on sorority customs and benefits. Miss Dahlia Tramer national trustee spoke on a national level. Mrs Rex McKin played for the guests. Names of attendees listed.
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Leonard Hoschka
William Burt
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Dawn Seate
Midge Fletcher
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Noted Texas political figure Jacobsen dies at 70s
Retired attorney general aide and Democratic activist Jacobsen, a New Jersey native and UT law graduate, served as executive assistant attorney general of Texas from 1948 to 1953 and as Daniel’s assistant until 1958 before private practice. A lifelong party worker, he attended Democratic national conventions and served as secretary to the state party executive committee. He was married with no children.
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Major Killed In Leap From Hospital Ledge
UPI reports an Air Force major from Amarillo leaped from a fourth floor room at a hospital March 9 during a psychiatric evaluation. Officials said he had a pass to leave and went to a sixth floor window, then jumped. In Houston, AP notes 84 year old Daisyily Shively died after a fall and her clothing caught fire from a heater in a frame house she lived alone. London notes may raise morning paper prices in Britain.
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New $7.7 million Capitol subway delays stall Congress
Report notes a new subway linking the Rayburn Building and the Capitol worth 7.7 million dollars remains nonfunctional. Despite forecasts of February or March operation, crews report adjustments needed and delays as congressmen call the Rayburn Building a “Puzzle Palace.”
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Borden County History Group Meets Today at Sheriff Posse Building
The Borden County Historical Society gathers at 2:30 today at the Sheriff's Posse Building to collect town and county history. Members will discuss a museum project for Gall. President Willig Bennett urges anyone with information to attend.
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Campanile Bell Tower Feature in Trab Han Architecture
A campanile, a bell tower common in Trab Han architecture, is a bell tower built beside or attached to a church.
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