No, Sonny That Pie Wasn't Baked By Mother But by an IBM Machine
The columnist critiques GM's Kitchen of Tomorrow unveiled at Motorama in Waldorf, arguing praise for home cooking should not be credited to an IBM computer or automation.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1956
Page
5
The columnist critiques GM's Kitchen of Tomorrow unveiled at Motorama in Waldorf, arguing praise for home cooking should not be credited to an IBM computer or automation.
Five thousand American and Canadian airmen dig out after a blizzard that dumped 36 inches of snow in mid January, setting a January record of 58 inches. Wind drifts reached 15 feet. emergency strip stayed open with only one plane. No injuries reported and damage minimal.
Senate debate on Sen Fulbright’s natural gas bill continues with Sen Monro ney noting some new votes and Sen Douglas warning that opposition relies on boiler room tactics. Proponents argue prices need no federal control while opponents claim huge price impact and value boosts for reserves are exaggerated.
James Marlow outlines three key scenarios if a major party nominee dies or is disabled around the election. He explains replacements by party committees, the automatic rise of the vice president if the winner dies after election but before take office, and the complexities when death occurs before electors meet.
Scientists from Ohio State and Ohio Wesleyan plan a joint study next summer to analyze Mars atmosphere as the planet comes closest to Earth at about 35 million miles. The effort will use Perkins Observatory facilities to identify atmospheric gases on Mars.
Sudan, newly independent, eyes arms from both sides. Foreign Minister Mubarak Zarrog says missions have toured Britain, France, India, Pakistan and Czechoslovakia. He notes no definite deals yet but accepts arms from Communist Czechoslovakia. Sudan's defense force now numbers 12,000, up from two years ago. Independence was declared January 1 after 57 years under British-Egyptian rule.
The Charleston Navy recruiting office plans to enlist a 16 Ton company from Southern West Virginia coal fields. Recruits will be sworn in at the state capitol and each man will receive an autographed photograph of Tennessee Ernie Ford, author of the coal field ballad 16 Tons.
Rep. McCormack of Massachusetts says congressional leaders advised caution on U S participation in Indochina in 1954. He contradicts Life magazine claims that strong action by the Eisenhower administration prevented U S involvement. Luce defends Life while criticizing the phrase Three Time at Brink of War.
Last week at Roswell Municipal Airport a diverse list of transient aircraft operated from various locations including Noel Reynolds of Abilene Texas in a Bonanza E W Schmidt Pecos Texas in a Bonanza R A Canning Magdalena Texas in a Tri motor talk of air attack during Dien Bien Phu referenced. Adm Arthur W Radford noted US consideration of intervention with Britain and France but advised against acting alone. Other entries include Pacer Southwestern Public Service Co Dallas in a Twin Beech US Army Fort Sill L 20 Wright Electric Kansas City Cessna 180 Provo Flying Service Provo Utah New Mexico National Guard Albuquerque L 20 Champs Flying Service El Paso Cessna 180 Moody Bible Institute Chicago Cessna 170 Frank Cazier Albuquerque W and W Steel Co Oklahoma City Tobe Foster Apache William Inglis Pecos R V Murray Oxnard C a lif Cessna 170 C B Smith Wink New Mexico Cessna 140 Ray Cash Carthage Missouri Howard Mitch Nalda Corona PT 19 Torre a Land Cattle Co Phoenix Arizona Twin Beechcraft.
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