Scientists Believe Man Can Fly Using Muscular Power Wings
Two University of Chile scientists E Guerra and B Gunther propose man could fly using his muscles aided by new materials and wing patterns modeled on birds and insects. They cite Nature as the source for design ideas and discuss practical engineering challenges.
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Daniel To Help Fete National VFW Chief
Gov. Price Daniel will attend a homecoming in Killeen for Ted C. Connell the new national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Connell a local auto dealer was elected at the 61st national VFW convention in Detroit Events include a parade reception and a welcoming dinner.
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Steve Matthews To Speak Here At Caprock Region Meet
Steve Matthews executive director of the Texas Municipal League Austin will be principal speaker at a third quarter meeting of the Caprock Region here today. About 75 city officials from roughly 25 area cities will attend a dinner at 6 30 p m at Parkway Manor. A panel of mayors and city managers will discuss issues and officers for the coming year will be elected led by Plainview Mayor M B Hood.
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Khrushchev invites Nehru to UN meeting
Khrushchev notified Nehru of his plan to attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York this month and urged Nehru to join. A government spokesman said Nehru replied he does not plan to go to New York.
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Guinea Leader Hails Soviet Peace Plan Arrival in Moscow
Guinea's President Sekou Toure arrives in Moscow to praise the Soviet peace policy during an official visit. Premier Nikita Khrushchev greets him at the airport, saying African struggles are entering a new stage as colonial regimes fall. Toure, propped toward the communist bloc since Guinea’s 1958 independence, offers no stay length.
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Venezuelan Foreign Minister Ousted in Caracas Change
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Ignacio Luis Arcaya was ousted from his post after a meeting with President Romulo Betancourt. Arcaya announced the move himself and a successor was not named, signaling a potential shift in Caracas toward Cuba.
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Foreigners Require Government Permit to Work in Tran
Tehran announced that foreigners must obtain a government permit to work in Tran. The policy introduces new compliance steps for expatriates and firms employing non citizens, signaling tighter oversight and potential sanctions for violations.
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