Computers Plan Menus And Home Use In The Future
S I D B and Dick West discuss how computers are moving from labs to daily life. A food service company uses them to plan menus in schools and plants, and a future idea imagines households using punch cards to tailor meals with nutritional data. A Colorado Springs incident shows a parking ticket being torn up after a taunt, highlighting peculiar police responses.
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Y Dick West Washington
UPI
Stony Techie
Automatic Retails of America
Seaton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Police Violations Bureau
Some Guys Are Always Griping In The War Tent
In a crowded combat tent soldiers share groans about hunger, heat, mud, and endless duties. They vent about shifting duties from Viet Cong fights to picket lines and boondocks duty while recalling home, jokes, and a longing for a normal life beyond war.
Defrocked Friar Sentenced For $150,000 Fraud
A defrocked Franciscan brother, Joseph Horowski, 62, was sentenced by Judge Dudley B. Bonsal after pleading guilty to mail fraud. He allegedly collected church donations and bilked nuns and priests of about $150,000 through fake charities. Horowski, who came to the United States from Poland in 1932, had claimed Franciscan identity until his arrest in Pittsburgh last August.
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New York
UPI
Dudley B. Bonsal
Joseph Horowski
U. S. Atty
Paul Rooney
Horowski
Missionary Brothers of the Order of St. Francis
Eureka
Poland
Pittsburgh
NEA Reports 452 Negro Teachers Lost Jobs From Integration
The National Education Association said 452 Negro teachers in southern and border states lost jobs or were demoted as schools integrated. Of these, 413 were laid off when Negro schools closed and 39 were not rehired due to ties with civil rights groups. Figures released with help from the US Office of Education.
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Washington
UPI
National Education Association
US Office of Education
Nonsectarian Christmas Observances Rise in Schools
United Press International reports a growing trend toward non sectarian Christmas observances in schools. Nativity scenes are banned in New York City. Houston and San Francisco adopt non sectarian approaches. some districts allow decorations and carols while removing sectarian emphasis. Buffalo No. 64 held a combined Christmas Hanukkah observance with a tree, Santa costume, Menorah, and Star of David, with no saints recorded.
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United Press International
New York City
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Lance
Francisco
Salada
Laguna
Olin L. Adams
Knoxville, Tenn
Interpreta
Pitsburg
Sidney Marland
Board of Education
Upstate
Buffalo, N.Y
Amish Accepts Fine Gift Ending Seizure Auction
Six Amish farmers in Buchanan County Iowa accept a 1511 gift to pay fines for not sending children to accredited schools. The donation ends a planned sale of grain and livestock. Attorney William W. Sindlinger signed checks drawn on a Des Moines bank. An auction for three other fathers was set for January 11.
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Independence, Towa
API
Iowa
William W. Sindlinger
Buchanan County
Des Moines
Sindlinger
Harold E. Hughes
Burglars Lose Safe After Vehicle Move
Two men burgled a post office substation and loaded a safe onto a truck. While driving away the unopened safe containing cash and stamps fell off the truck and they did not stop to recover it.
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San Francisco
UPI
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