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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1965
Page
10
Two Japanese amateur astronomers have found a new comet, confirmed by the Tokyo Astronomical Observatory and the International Astronomical Union. The observatory spokesman announced the discovery today.
Robert Ahern a Fremont shoe store manager says he will pay Lloyds of London about 4000 dollars for a 20000 dollar policy guaranteeing a baby boy. He and wife Barbara Ann already have three boys and want another boy for reasons he describes as practical rather than financial.
AP reports Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail V Zimyanin has been named chief editor of Pravda the official Soviet newspaper. Informants said former editor Alexei Rumyantsev who led Pravda for under a year suffered a heart attack and may move to the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Rumyantsev had taken the post after Khrushchev’s fall last October. He defended Soviet writers against criticism during his tenure.
Chicago AP reports George Philips of the Tinois Institute of Technology warns that machines may soon rival human creative thought. At a systems engineering conference, he predicts an IQ 120 machine within 15 to 20 years, foresee symbiosis of computer and brain, and urges a leisure revolution and reevaluation of ethics.
General Motors predicts record 1966 car sales with nine million passenger cars and plans to spend about 19 billion in the United States in a major plant and equipment push. Chrysler raises prices signaling industry trend. Studebaker stays in business with 30,000 to 35,000 1966 cars target. Ford showcases 1966 models led by Falcon after Mustang success. GM and Ford emphasize optimistic market outlook.
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