Engineers and doctors unite to design artificial body parts
Boston report shows physicians and engineers forming teams to develop artificial kidneys hearts and valves. Harvard Tufts groups assign engineers to surgical research highlighting joint problem solving and new NIH subcontracting funds.
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Howard F. Angione
Boston
John P. Merrill
Harvard Medical School
Tufts-New England Medical Center
William C. Birtwell
Birtwell
Ralph A. Deterling Jr
Tufts
Five Ticketed This Weekend in Grundy County Magistrate Court
Five Grundy County residents will appear in magistrate court July 9 on traffic tickets from the weekend. Thomas A. Tambling 17 of Gardner was cited for 50 in a 40 mph zone on Alternate 66. Ole M. Greenley 44 of 1221 Grant St. was cited for improper lane usage. William E. Emanuelson 19 of Rte. 1 Coal City was cited for driving with improper mufflers on Illinois 113. Two others were cited for driving without a valid safety test. Sherwood T. Erickson 23 of Rte. 2 Morris was arrested at Illinois 47 and U.S. 6. Thomas H. Borchelt 19 of 1342 Liberty St. was cited on Illinois 47 at High St.
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Grundy County
Thomas A. Tambling
Gardner
Ole M. Greenley
Grant St
John Perona
William E. Emanuelson
Rte. 1
Coal City
Illinois 113
Diamond
Perona
Sherwood T. Erickson
Morris
Illinois 47
U.S. 6
Thomas H. Borchelt
Liberty St
High St
Future concert halls may place orchestras near floor or ceiling
A UCLA physics study proposes adaptable concert hall design allowing orchestras to sit near the floor or near the ceiling depending on music type. The plan envisions variable acoustics and seating arrangements to optimize sound for different performances.
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Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
Daily Crossword Across Clues
Puzzle clues listed for across and down with numbers and definitions including dressed macaws church part acid fruit fragrance center toward taste stout and others terminal pliers forceps pincers etc brawl spigot fragment leaf chum bird of peace maneuvered in a ring skin tumor Venetian traveler initials for the boss neighbor of N B Jason s ship canine skin disease squads Iroquoians music stand weakens confirmed card game pointe barge retaliates camera parts Bulgarian coin quar rel studied minutely over seaweeds Roosevelt coins
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Bird of Peace
N. B
Quarrel
Dark Shadows premieres with Gothic mood on ABC
New ABC serial Dark Shadows introduces a modern heroine Victoria Winters on a night train to Collinsport Maine. Joan Bennett stars as a somber Collinswoman in a vast mansion as Victoria becomes governess to a rich troubled clan setting a Peyton Place like tone. An essay on hotels by Andrew Rooney airs on CBS later tonight.
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New York
ABC
Victoria Winters
Collinsport
Maine
Joan Bennett
Collins
Collingswood
Victoria
Peyton Place
CBS
Andrew A. Rooney
Bridges
Drowning Victim Was Intoxicated In Walgreen Boat Incident
Miss Carol Smith, 28, drowned June 10 after falling from the boat of Charles Walgreen III in Lake Michigan. Coroner reports a blood alcohol level of .161, above the legal limit, and Walgreen faces charges of reckless operation of a motorboat. Miss Smith previously worked in Rochester, New York.
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Chicago
Carol Smith
Charles Walgreen III
Cook County
Andrew J. Toman
Miss Smith
Walgreen
Lake Michigan
Rochester
N.Y
Croy Explores Creative Photography Techniques in New Book
The piece reviews Prof. O R Croy's book Croy's Creative Photography, detailing how he transforms ordinary negatives through cropping, enlargements, contrast, solarization, and other processes to create eye catching designs. It notes the book’s 120 full page images, minimal captions, and guidance for amateurs seeking vitality in photos.
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Irving Desfor
O. R. Croy
Croy
Germany
Focal Press London
Amphoto Books
N. VY
Crey
Procter & Gamble Tops 1965 National Advertising
Procter and Gamble spent 177.6 million dollars in 1965 to lead national advertisers. Advertiser Age reported the 125 largest national advertisers invested 2.9 billion dollars across eight major media that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Procter & Gamble
Advertising Age
Gardner Notes Bridal Shower and Local Briefs
Miss Helen Finch attended a bridal shower at Asbury Methodist Church with hosts Jayne Humbert and Carol Wise. The couple, Miss Finch and Dick Hileman, plan to wed July 30 at Asbury Methodist Church. Also noted are a farewell for Mrs. Francis Lund, airman Alan L. Sandeno’s assignment to Sheppard AFB, and several birth announcements and local events in Grundy County.
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Gardner
Helen Finch
Asbury Methodist Church
Jayne Humbert
Carol Wise
William Storm
Miss Finch
Dick Hileman
Alan L. Sandeno
Willard Sandeno
Sheppart Afb
Tex
Air Force
Sandeno
Gardner-South Wilmington Township
Air Training Command
Francis Lund
Legion Auxiliary
Danner - Madsen American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Lund
Wilmington
Frank Motta Sr
Henry Hollmeyer
Bell Small
John Int-Hout
Ruah Small
Paul E. Gardner
Kankakee
Riverside Hospital
Roy Gardner
Sandra Eskildsen
Reddick
James Lissy
Morris Hospital
J. D. Brown
Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights Two Dilemmas
Dear Ann Landers ridiculed a boastful clean cook, noting no need to wash cellophane wrapped meat and advising caution with banana prep. A separate letter questions parental permission for teens to bring home dates for sex, with Ann condemning permissive parenting and urging responsibility and letters for further guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
O.H.J
Nighttime TV Schedule Highlights and Lineup
Tonight's lineup features News at 6 and 10 with weather updates, a mix of dramas, comedies, and westerns across stations 2 5 7 9, including Twilight Zone, Peyton Place, Fugitive, Saint, and Johnny Carson late shows.
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Petticoat Junction
Peyton Place
CBS News
Social
Fugitive
Saint
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago market notes hogs at 190-230 pounds mostly 24.00 to 26.25 with various loads up to 279 pounds. Cattle slaughter steers steady to 25 lower with 775 to 975 pound ranges near 22.75 to 25.25. Sheep and lambs show spring slaughter runs with lambs at 24.50 to 25.00 and ewes around 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Honor for Leviathan? Edna to honor Liberia donor
Josephine W. Carmichael 89 a former teacher will be honored in Edna Liberia tonight. Edward Peal Liberia's ambassador to the United States will award her the Knight Commander of the Humane Order of African Redemption for a $15 000 donation to build a hospital at the Sudan Interior Mission Station in Liberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna, Tex
Josephine W. Carmichael
Liberia
Edna
Edward Peal
United States
Humane Order of African Redemption
Greek Citizen Hope For Valery Tarsis
Valery Tarsis, the author deprived of Soviet citizenship last February for criticizing the government, has applied for Greek citizenship. The Greek origin writer arrived in Athens from Switzerland for a private visit after losing his Soviet passport during a London visit.
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Athens
Greece
Valery Tarsis
Tarsis
Switzerland
London
Market dips extend losses as stocks slide on rising rates
The New York stock market extended its decline into a second session amid tightening credit and higher rates. Major averages fell with the Dow off 6.57 to 882.40 and the AP 60-stock average down 1.5 to 317.8 at noon.
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New York
Steel
Republic
Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Telephone
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Zenith
Raytheon
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
General Electric
Polaroid
IBM
Xerox
Rails
American Stock Exchange
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