GM Chief Bets On Internal Combustion For 20 More Years
General Motors President Edward N. Cole said the internal combustion engine will remain the major auto power source for at least two decades. He outlined plans to cut emissions with catalytic converters and tests in 1974 to 1975, while dismissing alternatives like gas turbines and electric cars as impractical or too costly.
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Nickel worth? Tech class tests a nickel’s value
A Texas Tech University journalism class invested a nickel to buy items and experiences, from a cap to a turtle and a cone to ice cream. The results show diverse values, with happiness and imagination proving the most valuable gains beyond price.
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New disclosures on Laos war reveal secret U S operations
Congressional testimony released details a covert Laos program led by the U S ambassador in Vientiane known as project 404. It describes a Thailand based group training Laotian forces and air strikes reviewed by the ambassador, ongoing since 1966 with about 106 personnel now involved.
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Debs Babysitting Cards Highlight Trained Teens
Card carrying babysitters in New York display cards identifying them as dependable and educated. The cards are issued after completing a course from the Catholic Medical Center of Brooklyn and Queens. The program is directed by St. John's Queens Pediatrics division.
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Gathohe Medical Center
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