100 mph Century Expressway Proposed by Cornell Lab
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories proposes a Century Expressway a 100 mph highway with 90 mph ticketing for slow drivers and strict safety gates. It envisions a national network after the 1970s interstate build, with car and driver tests and a computerized merge system to maintain 100 mph flow.
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Jeading Auto Safety Research Laboratories
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories
CAL
Cornell Lab
Ussa
Hypnosis in wedding raises questions at Detroit ceremony
Priest approves marriage of a teacher amid debate over post hypnotic suggestion. Our Lady Queen of Heaven Chapel stance allows ceremony if not in trance. Very Rev Albert G Allen notes no issue if not hypnotized. ties to past stage hypnosis and a weight loss plan.
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Schoenith
Our Lady Queen of Heaven Chapel
Albert G. Allen
Detroit
Molly Brown
Jce Ceam
Rick Perry
Roostertail
Frank Fontaine
Peggy Lee
Tony Bennett
The
Supremes
Bobby Darin
Detroit Tiger
Denny McLain
Bill Munson
Alray
Diane Podakawa
Ron Hutchings
Miss Podkawa
Eve
Cap Wirephoto
Bandits Rob, Kill Station Owner. Victim Flood Teel
Police report three men followed service station owner Flood Teel home after closing Friday night and robbed him before shooting him to death. Teel, 82, of Big Lake, was identified by the Department of Public Safety. Teel’s wife was found bound and gagged. gunmen wore scuba diving masks to conceal their faces.
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Big Lar
Athorities
Department of Public Safety
Flood Teel
Big Lake
Tell
Johnsons Nonpartisan Campaign Role and Peace Efforts
A press briefing outlines Lyndon B Johnson's public stance on peace and nuclear talks. He signals no current European trip, cites possible missile talks with the Soviet Union, and notes Senate questions about a nuclear ban treaty. He expresses concern over Eastern Europe and cautious optimism on a Paris talks settlement with North Vietnam. He also comments on Pueblo crew release rumors and North Korea’s anniversary.
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Europe
Senate
United States
East Europe
U.S
Paris
Romania
Washington
Johnson
North Korea
Pueblo
Campus Police Tightens Grip with Expanded Force
Tech's security unit swells to 28 uniformed personnel including a captain and 22 officers with two dispatchers, moving to state law enforcement powers on campus. New patrol cars, lighting upgrades, and training gear aim to cut vandalism and burglaries while shifting traffic cases to Corporation Court.
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Tech
Daniels
Corporation Court
Justice of the Peace
Lubbork
Wallace veep speculation stirs as ex governor Chandler eyed
Ex senator and former governor Happy Chandler is discussed as a possible vice presidential pick for George Wallace. Another Kentucky electors group dissolves its central committee amid disloyalty claims while Wallace eyes states like Kentucky and Arkansas ahead of campaigns.
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Orval Faubus
Wallace
Dick Smith
York
Ala
Smith
Little Rock
Washington
Arkansas
Pete Brown
Lexington
George Wallace
American Independent Party
Kentucky
Brown
Alabama
A. B. Chandler
Central Executive Committee
Chandler
Town restricts barefoot strolls in midtown district
Youngstown council approved a new city ordinance banning barefoot strolling by anyone over six years old with fines of 5 dollars for a first offense and 10 dollars for a second. Sponsor Councilman Jack Hunter said the goal is to reduce diseases such as athlete's foot lockjaw and warts. The measure drew a crowd at the council chambers.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Jack Hunter
Forgeries Drain Project Funds In New York Youth Program
Hunan Resources Administrator Mitchell T. Ginsberg said four youths were arrested August 26 with a briefcase containing 105 forged checks totaling over 4000 dollars endorsed by fictitious persons. The incident follows prior losses, with the city noting about 250000 dollars wasted last year.
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NEW Yorix Upi
New York City
Hunan Resources
Mitchell T. Ginsberg
Ginsberg
Soviet Warns Czechoslovaks on Anti Socialist Dissent
Moscow broadcasts in Pravda and Tass insist Czechoslovakia must fully expose and root out anti Socialist elements before any troop withdrawal. Officials say normalization requires strict party control, curb anti Communist propaganda, and strengthen public work across the country.
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Moscow
UPD
Czechoslovakia
Pravda
Communist Party
Tass
Prague
Jet Set Drinks Flow In Portugal Social Event
An ostentatious social ball hosted by Patino on the Portuguese Riviera drew international figures from industry royalty and film. Guests included Henry Ford II Charlotte Marcos Anne Uzielli Empress Soraya of Iran Sam I Newhouse Gina Lollobrigida and Audrey Hepburn with others from Europe and Asia. The guest list featured princes dukes and magnates, while Wisconsin service and limousines crowded the estate for a night of exclusive fete planning spanned a year.
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Patino
Bolivia
Portuguese Riviera
Lisbon
Portugal
King Maud II
Henry Ford II
Charlotte Marcos
Anne Uzielli
Soraya of
Tran
Sam I. Newhouse
Gina Lollobrigida
Maharani Sitadevi
Baroda
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Begum Aga Khan
Ira Furstenherz
Henry J. Sfeingz FI
Processed Foods
Fortune
Audrey Hepburn
Emilio Pucci
Maria Gabriella
Italy
Duchess of Windsor
Princess Marina
Kent
Births at Methodist and West Texas Hospitals
A series of birth notices from local families list newborn daughters and sons. Entries include weights from 6 pounds 11 ounces to 7 pounds 15 ounces, times around dawn to evening, and hospitals in Lubbock and West Texas. Fathers’ occupations appear, including butcher, ship clerk, truck driver, paver, oil worker, and construction roles.
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Ruben Garcia
Abernathy
Methodist Hospital
Fred Foley
45Th St
Lubbock News
Bobby Joe Donaldson
52Nd St
Wiet Texas Hospital
South Plains Associated Grocers
Hobie W. Howell
Sard St
West Texas Hospital
John Thomas Black
Lauf Chow
Mains Co-Op Oil Mol
Noah Roger Loter
Sth
Zuider Zee
L. J. Price
North, Ash
Fidiay
V and H Construction
Helmut H. Wiersha
Sherman Ave
GFR
Ironic turn of events shadows Nixon in New York
In Albany the Conservative Party plans to run its own Nixon slate to boost James Buckley against Javits, risking Nixon carrying New York by a split vote. The move could siphon hundreds of thousands of Nixon votes, altering New Yorks 43 electoral votes and pitting Nixon against GOP and Liberal aims.
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Albany
N. Y
Richard M. Nixon
New York
GOP
Nixon
James Buckley
U.S. Senate
Jacob K. Javits
Buckley
William F. Buckley
National Review
James D. Griffin
Nixon Campaign Tour Emphasizes Middle East and Crime Stance
Nixon addressed supporters in Florida and Texas arguing for U.S. Phantom jet aid to Israel to balance Middle East power. He criticized Humphrey on crime policy, pressed for contrast with Humphrey rather than Johnson, and announced aides’ schedules and travel plans including Scranton European tour and Rusk briefing.
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Nixon
Humphrey
Supreme Court
America
Pat
Tricia
Texas
Johnson
Jim Collins
Congress
Dallas
J. William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Europe
Dean Rusk
Czechoslovakia
GOP
Washington
United States
Oklahoma
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UPI
Roh
LBJ
John V. Lindsey
Kansas City
Lindsay
Robert Dole
Rick Harman
Kansas
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Happy Chandler
Montgomery
Walace
A.B. Ciappy Chandler
Soviet Union
Krasnaya Zvezan
JET Set
Teves Valdez
Atd St
Lauf
Pioneer Pavers
Jerry Graham
Plumbing Service
Santa Cruz
Calif
Vietnam
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