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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1968
Page
33
Investors stay bullish on Vietnam peace hopes despite a brief market pullback. Analysts note high American trading volume and cautious positioning as ruolo reform, inflation, and Budget relief shape expectations for housing, urban aid, and education spending.
Bell Aerosystems works on a rocket belt expansion with the Pogo and Flying Chair platforms enabling minutes of flight over miles. Inventor Wendell F. Moore leads the effort with Edward G. Ganczak. the kerosene turbojet design replaces hydrogen peroxide rockets. Dow Corning patents a flat proof tire filler using foam rubber, tested at high speed and on rough terrain. Chinese engineers patent the Tracon traffic system counting cars by ultrasonic echoes. Economic notes cover U.S. deficit trends, trade figures, unemployment, and corporate profits.
Penn Central unveiled a modern coal terminal at Ashytabula Ohio capable of six million tons yearly. Two lake boats loaded coal from rail cars and ground storage with automated dumps and surge silos, backed by electronic belt scales for weighing.
Harvard biochemist Dr. Robert P Geyer announced a milky fluorocarbon blood substitute that carried oxygen and expelled carbon dioxide in rats and a dog. He described potential uses in organ preservation and transfusion relief during the 52nd FASEB meeting in Atlantic City.
National Coal Association official Robert J. Lee Hall urged Canadians to hold surplus uranium rather than rush sales to the United States. He argued higher prices will follow as European and Asian nations shift to atomic power, and predicted Canadians should sell to third countries to maximize value. The Panama Canal workforce peak in June 1913 reached 43,350 employees.
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