Industrial designer envisions living in a automated city
In an Ottawa Herald feature from August 14 1968 Milt Immerman president of Walter Darwin Teague Associates describes a future where homes use push buttons to shop via a televised product parade and central distribution delivers groceries overnight. He discusses city skylines with rooftop connectors and monorails, and notes Unimate robots can perform 16000 tasks. He urges young talent to enter industrial design, highlighting big pay from 5000 to 50000 dollars annually.
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Immerman
Walter Darwin Teague
Industrial Design Society of America
States' Child Protection Laws Moving Too Slowly
Chicago AP reports states moved fast to curb child abuse but still lag. All 50 states now have abuse laws and reporting is mandatory in 44, yet thousands of cases emerge yearly. Experts warn protection remains inadequate nationwide and enforcement varies by state and community.
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Chicago
Vincent de Francis
American Humane Association
New York County Medical Society
Illinois
Donald H. Schlosser
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
American Medical Association Journal
United States
Alaska
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Texas
Washington
Offensive Due North Vietnamese May Prepare New Offensive
U S officials say intelligence reports indicate preparations for a new North Vietnamese offensive despite a lull in fighting. Vice President Humphrey calls for restraint and reasonable response before a total halt to bombing, while officials note Hanoi’s stance appears firmer.
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Washington
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
North Vietnam
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