Fantastical medical and tech forecasts from Sci Journal
The piece previews 1970s to 2020s advances predicted by Rand Group scientists in Science Journal. Hearts and artificial organs may arrive early 1970s, desalination, language translators, weather forecasts by 1980s, with broader implants, drugs, and ocean mining later. Economic impacts include wiped aridity, global research sharing, and potential overpopulation.
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Poultry and fruit markets report from Los Angeles and citrus
The brief market snippet covers the Pacific Coast markets with activity in poultry head counts, ranch totals, and citrus prices. It notes steady and unchanged lemon prices, plus auction price representations from Sunskist growers. Hay and flour listings appear, with various arrivals and figures across commodities.
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Market closes 1967 with higher prices amid frantic trading
New York stocks ended the year with gains and brisk activity and a market indicator up about 54 percent near the close. Buyers showed strength as blue chips outpaced glamour shares, while demand remained modest for high-priced issue. Volume surged to near fever pitch with the tape lagging slightly.
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US Steel Sued Over Tax Costs
A Wilmington suit alleges US Steel Corp overpaid Pennsylvania property taxes by more than 29 million dollars since 1958. The case, filed on behalf of stockholders Ella M. Kelly and Wyndham Corp., seeks recovery and seeks to seize stock of defendants until responses are filed.
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Klan Unit Arms Found With Chicago Police Officers
Police uncovered a Ku Klux Klan cell within Chicago police, including at least six officers. Seized were a six foot cross, bandoliers, thousands of rounds, five hand grenades, a submachine gun, four rifles, gas masks, knives, a Confederate flag, and Klan recruitment materials. Heath and two Klansmen face review board action. two other officers resigned after disclosure.
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Trade delays mute closing quotations on New York Stock Exchange
In late 1967 heavy trading slowed transmission of closing quotations on the New York and American Stock Exchanges. Some editions did not receive today's prices in time for publication. In Florida, veteran numismatist Morton M. Stack died at 66 in West Palm Beach. Stack helped launch the Tamuss Lilly coin collection and co-edited Numismatics News.
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Mao admits China Civil War amid unrest across provinces
A Mao Tse tung statement printed in a late translation from a Maoist newspaper claims China is in a civil war rather than an external conflict. The piece, timed around Mao’s 74th birthday, notes clashes between Red Guards, loyal army units, and rebellious workers, with Canton as a major unrest center during September and October.
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Bad Day in the Badman Biz Bar Robbery Attempt
A gunman entered a city bar on Thursday and ordered a waitress and four patrons to raise their hands. The group ignored him. the weapon misfired. He aimed at waitress Marguerite Quayle, 38, then fled as police arrested a 22 year old nearby.
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Humphrey Begins Africa Tour Promising Aid Goals
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey flew to Africa for a 13 day tour to renew U S commitment to defeating poverty ignorance and disease. He spoke before departing Andrews Air Force Base and said the delegation would focus on peaceful development and human opportunity in Africa.
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Archerd Accused of Faking Injury in Plot to Murder
In a Superior Court case, 55-year-old William Wale Archerd is alleged to have faked injuries from a car accident in Altadena in 1960 to obtain nearly $3,000 in compensation. Neurologist testimony links eye symptoms to possible drug use to simulate brain damage, while prosecutors connect Archerd to the narcotic plot and to the death of the boy’s father through a Workman’s Compensation claim misuse.
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Reader's Digest January issue tease
In shocking detail the grisly story unfolds and urges readers to quit smoking with a stark warning. The feature promotes 41 articles including tips on avoiding regret sleeping better and enjoying weekends.
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