New Percepttron Aims to Rival Human Brain in Recognition
The Navy announced partial development of an electronic robot called a percepttron that may match some brain functions. It could perceive and identify surroundings without training, and future uses include automatic landing systems, word translation, and rapid scientific data retrieval.
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Marathon Fourth of July Block Party Lights Knoxville
In Long Beach the 3500 block of Knoxville Ave hosted a two day block party that transformed the street into a large shared patio with private night clubs and dance halls. More than 30 couples and many children joined in swimming, games, and a mass do it yourself lunch with beer and Gay Nineties dancing.
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Price Boost TV Operation Boy Goes Canceled by Home From Hospital
Alan Wood Steel Co., a smaller U.S. producer, kept prices steady despite a planned $6 per ton rise tied to wage hikes. President Harleston Wood blamed the move on sustaining competitiveness as large mills held prices. Separately, 8-year-old Tommy Hunter left Stanford Hospital after a televised heart operation, receiving toys and cards at home in Oakland.
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