Indianapolis 500 Field Set for Race Day 1964
The Indianapolis 500 field is set for race day with Jim Clark leading the front row in a Lotus Ford, Bobby Marshman close behind, Rodger Ward and Kirk alongside, and Pat Flaherty among rear engined entries. Clark qualified at a record speed while Ward and others aim for a strong showing as Memorial Day weekend action unfolds.
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Scotland
Jim Clark
Steed
Matu
Willy
Lindey
Hopkis Real Miami
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Avice
Jin'the
Ward
Kirk
Auver Ver
Parnelli ‘Tones
FE Nédlannd
Mallory Park
Crystil Palace
Hater
Pat. Vidan
Vengined
Ford Créations
Sind
Novis
Mig
Ferguson
England
Employment Ad Seeks College Students in Multiple Areas
Classified notice seeks interns and job helpers in advertising business and psychology related research. Applicants must be college majors in these fields and available for interview. Call 8267 for Parl-Wayne area and AR2-8320 for Indianapolis area between 9 am and 2 pm.
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Parl-Wayne
Fianapolis
$500000 Race Day Jackpot At Indy Sparks Predictions
Speedway notes report a shift away from front engined Offenhauser cars for the 1963 Indianapolis 500 with Clark starting on pole and Jones moving to a new position. Dan Gurney appears in the infield while Americans reject green cars as unlucky. reporter AL Bloemker earns Nice Guy of the Month honors.
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Hansange
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Parnelli Jonesy
Clark
Jones
Bloemker
Gasoline Alley
Triangle Sports
Engineering Education Calls for Flexible Curricula and Scholarships
The article advocates expanding English science and math prerequisites for college admission and emphasizes integrating dancing and graphics into engineering training. It proposes graduate scholarships to attract practical engineers and suggests adopting a more flexible curriculum similar to the University of Michigan to accommodate shifting student interests and elevate the engineering profession.
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Sgutanttions
University of Michigan
College pressures cited as ulcerous neurotic students
Pal Alto California, Mayhew of Stanford warns at a national meeting that freshmen and sophomores face severe adjustment problems. He cites difficult courses, poor housing, and loneliness while noting rising incidents of self harm, hypertension, ulcers, and narcotics use among college youth since 1958.
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Pal, Alto, Calif
Lewis
B. . Mayhew
Stanford Community College Planning’ Center
San Francisco
Association
Mayhew
Schadt Resigns From Motor Transportation Society
Schadt resigns from the Motor Transportation Society after six years with Trestate. The article mentions his leadership and the development of a circular terminal, with references to Indiana Career Days, the Michigan Automobile Show in Chicago, and Mentor Freight Association connections.
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Schadt
NPP AL
Motor ‘Transportation Society
Doe
Vanider the Wuspietus
Indiana
Career Days Mint
Michigans
Chicago
Illinois
Selvalt
Trestate
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