New Georgia nominee Lindsey chosen for Fulton seat
Archie L. Lindsey, Fulton County commissioner and former mayoral candidate, won the Democratic nomination for the congressional seat being vacated by Charles L. Welter. He pledged support for all Georgia Democrats including Lester Maddox and defeated William Hartsfield Leroy Johnson and Travis Stewart on the second ballot. Lindsey, 58, a longtime Fulton official and former Atlanta alderman, has 20 years in Atlanta politics and 13 years on the county commission.
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Fulton County Democratic Executive Committee
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United Nations raises funds for economic development aid
The United Nations launches a pledging conference to raise about 200 million dollars for the Economic Development Fund. The General Assembly meets amid global distress as nations announce their contributions and focus on aid programs amid postwar recovery.
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Computer Diagnoses Virtually All Adult Illnesses Soon
A IBM led project at Yorktown Heights develops a medical computer system to diagnose about 90 percent of adult diseases by 1 었 date. It will offer a disease list and stepwise tests, with doctor oversight and explanatory notes for omissions. The system aims to educate doctors and train students with simulated cases.
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International Business Machines Corporation
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Mohansle Systems Laboratory
IBM
Advanced Systems Development
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Frederick J. Moore
Queen approves government wage and price freeze order
Balmoral Privy Council members briefed the queen in a 10 minute meeting and announced her approval in French. The queen’s endorsement was deemed a constitutional formality as the government pressed Harold Wilson’s plan to mandatory wage and price controls.
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Dallas Orders Gentle Lion Out of City
Wilson Brown says his pet lion Simba is gentle as a kitten but the city council ordered removal from within city limits. Brown has put Simba up for sale, promising to sell only to someone who will not keep him cooped up like a wild animal.
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