Engineering Opportunity Explained To Lions Club
Fort Detrick engineer Andrew M. Cowan spoke to the Lions Club on engineering opportunities and challenges. He urged forming a local air pollution study committee and noted potential needs for urban pollution controls within a decade under the 1963 national Clean Air Act. He highlighted advances in medical engineering such as kidney machines and the first artificial heart and cited computer-aided design as a growing field. Guests included Robert J Rothenheeler, Lemuel Keller, Eric Arnold, and Dave Cook.
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Fort Detrick
Lions Club
Andrew M. Cowan
Frederick
Cowan
Robert J Rothenheeler
Lemuel Keller
Eric Arnold
Dave Cook
Maryland Senate votes to keep film censors in place
In Annapolis the Maryland Senate voted 30 to 11 to reject eliminating the state film censorship board. Senator McCourt argued Supreme Court rulings have undermined the board while Curran cautioned abolition wouldn’t fix board flaws. The measure would have ended 50 years of pre exhibition censorship.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
State Board of Film Censors
Chicago
Detroit
Frank J. McCourt
D-Balto
Sen
J Joseph Curran Jr
Dbalto
Two Nuclear Blasts Reported At Nevada Test Site
The Atomic Energy Commission announced two nuclear tests at its Nevada site on Thursday, the first double test in over a year and the fourth and fifth tests this year. One blast had low yield under 20,660 tons of TNT while the other ranged from 20,000 to 200,000 tons.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Repeal Prohibition Moves in Poland City Council
WARSAW AP The City Council of Wolew in southwestern Poland revealed a five year old liquor prohibition law, according to Kuri er Polski, saying the dry spell did not reduce drinking and revenue went to bootleggers instead of government shops and bars.
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Warsaw
Wolew
Poland
Kurier Polski
Gettysburg Talks On Potomac Standards Hearings Held
Witnesses urged the State Sanitary Water Board to adopt strict but fair interstate stream standards in the Pennsylvania portion of the Potomac River Basin. Heinz Co. engineering manager R W Locke urged fairness while Maryland's Guy E Lerner supported the proposed standards. Hearings covered Somers et al counties and conclude March 16 in Harrisburg for the lower Susquehanna and Delaware estuary tributaries under the Federal Water Quality Act of 1965 deadlines.
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Gettysburg
State Sanitary Water Board
Pennsylvania
Potomac River
R. W Locke
Heinz Co
Guy E Lerner
Maryland Department of Water Resources
Somerset
Bedford
Fulton
Franklin
Adams
Harrisburg
Susquehanna Basin
Delaware River
Air Pollution Control Bill Faces Strong Opposition
Baltimore City Administration and fiscal adviser Janet Hoffman oppose a bill granting tax credits to businesses installing air pollution controls. They warn of high city costs and argue abatements should be state funded. Support comes from Baltimore Chamber of Commerce and Baltimore Gas and Electric, which notes $85 million already spent on pollution controls by the utility.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
State Senate
Goodloe E. Byron
Byron
House of Delegates
Janet Hoffman
Fisca
Senate Finance Committee
William L. Ratchford
Maryland County Commissioners’ Association
Ratchford
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
George W. Gebhardt
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
Television Highlights Sparkles With Innovative Show
AP TV critic Cynthia Lowry notes ABCs C Est La Vie from Paris elevates production value and direction by Jean Christophe Averty, while Goodson Todman shifts to Snap Judgment on NBC with Ed McMahon hosting. Weekend picks include The Songmakers, The Borgia Stick, Telephone Hour, Jack and the Beanstalk with Gene Kelly.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
ABC
Paris
Maurice Chevalier
Diahann Carroll
Jean Christophe Averty
Averty
Miss Carroll
Chevalier
Goodson and Todman
NBC
Merv Griffin
Ed McMahon
Johnny Carson
Goodson-Todman
The
Songmakers
Henry Mancini
Simon and Garfunkel
Inger Stevens
Don Murray
Ralph Bellamy
Belgium
Jack and the
Gene Kelly
Prize-Winning Cake Bakeslee Boy and Boa
Carlton V. Sawyer, 15, won $2,600 in a national junior baking contest with his Top Me Twice Cake a pineapple cake topped with pecans coconut and brown sugar and a vanilla butter sauce. His boa constrictor, a four foot pet, rejected the cake while en route to California. Sawyer paused in Texas to visit friends and fed his snake 20 wild mice, a rare treat for the reptile.
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Arnold
Carlton V. Sawyer
Sawyer
California
Texas
Love Letters Center $2.5 Million Suit In Arizona
Beate Leber’s attorney shows 100 letters to prove a romance beyond a mere arrangement with William Brown a 65 year old Pittsburgh coal heir Brown denies the claim calling the pact a one year lease for companionship Brown testifies of nude photos and travels with Leber and her husband in Heidelberg and elsewhere as the trial proceeds Brown’s estimated fortune is about $5.6 million and he has had two divorces prior to this case
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Tucson
Ariz
Beate Leber
Anzona
Leber
William Brown
Pittsburgh, Pa
Brown
Heidelberg
Germany
Norman Hull
Raymond F. Hayes
U.S
Hayes
Lebers
Hidiberg
Switzerland
Bahamas
New York
Sasabe, Ariz
W. Harry Brown
Pittsburgh
Sheila
Man and Dog Team Rob New York Woman
Mrs Tracy Goodman 22 a pregnant housewife was walking in midtown Manhattan when a seemingly blind man led by a guide dog approached. The dog grabbed her pocketbook after the man urged the animal to fetch the bag. Goodman was hospitalized for bite and scratch wounds and faces injections if the dog is not found. She reported $45 cash in the purse.
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New York
Tracy Goodman
Midtown Manhattan
Sixth Avenue
Florence and Arno River sit in Tuscany region
Florence lies on both banks of the Arno River about 40 miles inland from Pisa and 145 air miles north of Rome, in the green gold hills of Tuscany. The description highlights Florence's location within central Italy's historic landscape.
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Florence
Italy
Pisa
Rome
Tuscany
Miss America 1967 Conducts With Kansas City Orchestra
Jane Ann Javroe, Miss America 1967, conducted and sang with the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra in Kansas City Missouri. She directed Ravel Bolero and performed with baritone Charles Rightmer of Oklahoma, in a notable evening.
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Kansas City
Jane Anne Javroe
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Ravel
Charles Rightmer
Oklahoma
Romney Encouraged By Reports On West Tour
Gov. George W Romney wrapped up a seven day West tour in Mesa Arizona with a wrapup news conference in which he praised the Republican outlook nationwide. He indicated strong favorable signals toward a presidential bid saying the wrapup trip helped his decision prospects and noted audiences totaling 18 500 and fundraising of about $200 000 as he traversed nearly 9000 miles.
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Mesa
Romney
Commonwealth Chief Defends Teenagers in Australia
British Commonwealth Secretary Herbert Bowden told a National Press Club luncheon that teenagers behave extravagantly but the so called decadent playboys of the 1930s were the Battle of Britain fighter pilots in 1940. He warned against writing off Britain now.
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Canberra
Australia
Herbert Bowden
Britain
National Press Club
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