Royal rumors and family finances cling to throne talk
In a Washington TV interview Prince Philip disputes abdication rumors and notes royal finances. He cites a modest family allowance and says no serious plan to change the line of succession exists. News covers Browning estate, pornography debate, and a Seattle mayoral bid among varied items.
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Prince Philip
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Device Sends Visual Messages to Brain for Blind Sight Test
Beverly Hills researchers describe a tiny camera worn as a headlamp that transmits electronic signals to brain implants to create visual images. Tests on animals are planned for 1971 72 with human trials possible by 1973 74. A wheelchair prototype demonstrates a skull mounted TV causing a pattern of tingling sensations that users translate into sights.
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Alberseinstein College of Medicine
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Research To Prevent Blindness, Inc
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University of Pacific Graduate School of Medical Sciences
San Francisco
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Probers Urge Prison Reform and Rehabilitation
A bipartisan commission urges major reform and rehabilitation in the U S prison system. The Joint Commission on Correctional Manpower and Training calls for federal funding, education and training programs, and removal of hiring barriers to reduce recidivism and prepare offenders for productive community roles. The report, led by James V Bennett, stresses changing public attitudes and expanding correctional education nationwide.
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Haynsworth Adds a Fee and Backer Backing Split
Senator Thomas J. MeIntyre announced he would vote against confirmation of Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr to the Supreme Court while Senator Robert J. Dole supported the nominee. An Associated Press survey showed 3 senators against Haynsworth and 6 in favor, with Dole among Nixon supporters.
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Supreme Court Rejects Review in School Segregation Cases
The Supreme Court declined to review a Mississippi school desegregation ruling and did not overturn a Louisiana decision. The court also denied a petition involving federal antitrust regulations, water safety rules, and other issues, leaving lower court actions in place.
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