Cars get cosmetic stripes or smart computer checks
The piece notes Studio 52 selling vibrant car stripes while Mobil and IBM set up a diagnostic center on Long Island using memory banks of factory data. It also covers tire maker safety moves with computer aided quality control and Can Am racing as a major international event with large prize money and growing attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Studio 52
E. 5Nd St
Automobile Diagnostic Center
East Meadow
Long Island
John Bishop
Sports Car Club of America
Federation Internationales Automotives
FIA
Paris
Local youths and families return from trips and events
Teen Robyn Holliday and sister Judy visited Frankfurt Kentucky and toured the Statehouse Capitol Clock and Shakertown. The Episcopal Youth Group Dance drew a large crowd and Joy performed with TAC Dance. The Staunton Black List plays at War Memorial Building this week. Marshall Boyd and Gary Crisman took a three day vacation to Rehobeth Beach Delaware. Tennis tournament entry deadline August 16 and August 21 25. Senior Swim Meet August 16 17 at Municipal Pool free admission. Miss Joan Lovett worked this summer at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory aiding Dr James Watson and meeting notable scientists. Miss Dyan Newman and Miss Marcy Rhodes returned from California visiting San Francisco Carmel Beach and more, traveling through Texas Arizona Arkansas and Tennessee and visiting Wisconsin colleges and Yellowstone National Park.
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Dance
Joy
Black List
Staunton
War Memorial
Dyan Newman
Robert Newman
W. Whitlock Ave
Marcy Rhodes
Samuel Rhodes
S. Stewart St
California
San Francisco
Carmel Beach
Los Angeles
Misson Beach
San Diego
Texas
Arizona
Arkansas
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Yellowstone National Park
Voting Age Debate Sparks California Drive to 18
The piece reports a campaign in California to place a measure to lower the voting age before voters in November. It notes broad support from presidential aspirants, state and federal legal hurdles, a 64 percent Gallup showing favoring lower age, and the difficulty of achieving federal change. It cites Georgia and Kentucky as states removing legal barriers while over 20 others failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
F.D.A
Gallup
Georgia
Kentucky
Top Ten Rock Tracks in Latest Survey
The latest survey lists classical pieces and rock hits with Mason Williams leading at number one. Steppenwolf, Friends and Lovers, Meri Rush, and other acts fill the top ten with varied titles and artists across genres.
Teen League links boys to baseball in Winchester area
Five enthusiasts created the Orge Washington Motors backed Teen League in Winchester after Pony League youth aged 15 to 19 lacked play options. Ed Burch now chairs the league with Marshall Bryant as secretary treasurer and Jim Sargent as legal advisor. Major League scouts attend games and players like Buddy Riggleman earned a Virginia scholarship as the league expands amid annual costs of about 1600 to 1700 dollars.
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American Legion
War Memorial Building
Orgin
Arroll Concrete
Lamar Sloan Ford
Northside
Orge
Washington Motors
Dave Fahnestock
Fahnestock
Ed Burch
Brunswick
Burch
Marshall Bryant
Jim Sargent
Winchester
Leon Pope
Northside Lanes
Buddy Riggleman
University of Virginia
Bboys
Teens Clean Up Across States And Shape Teen Trends
The piece notes 3,400 Connecticut teens on Ric Litter Day, 24,000 West Virginia youths in 432 groups, and Mobile Alabama teens cleaning Dauphin Island and displaying the pile. It also surveys unisex fashion, England’s alcohol road safety data, historic credits, future food from the sea, and labor demand for skilled high school graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
West Virginia
Bicycle Made Today's Youth Taller
A study by J. M. Taner, professor at the Institute of Child Health, University of London, links Western Europe’s taller youths to outbreeding driven by bicycles. The piece notes boys and girls are two to five inches taller than last century, suggesting cycling as a social shift in mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grannie
J. M. Tanener
Institute of Child Health, University of London
Europe
Dance and tomato notes blur community page
Coming events list two performances on August 10 at 7 30 to 11 p m at the War Memorial Building featuring the Black List and at 7 30 to 9 p m The Group at the First Baptist Church A remark on tomato cultivation traces origins to pre Columbian Mexico and Central and South America before Columbus discovery of the New World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Memorial Building
First Baptist Church
Mexico
Central and
South America
Columbus
New World
Teens Talk Drugs on Cable Talk Program
The program Teenagers Speak features a panel discussion on narcotics and drug addiction. It will air Wednesday at 8 p.m. on Cable Talk Channel 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Talk
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Bob Cochnar
NEA Automotive Editor
Mobil
IBM
Goodrich
P. W. Perdrian
Charlie de Gaulle
Lee Iacocca
Ford
Veep
Chevrolet
America
Laura Fernandez
Robyn Holliday
Lilly Holliday
Virginia Ave
Judy
Frankfurt
Old Statehouse
Capitol Building
Clock
Shakertown
Marshall Boyd
Gary Crisman
Rehobeth Beach
Delaware
Winchester Parks and Recreation
Joan Lovett
Harry L. Lovett
Tennyson Ave
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Joan
James Watson
Delbrick
John Cairns
Ray Guestland
Novick
Joan’s Latest Research Paper Was Obtained From An Article Edited By Dr. Novick
Scientific American
Dr. Novick
Tan
NBC TV
Lissonderful
Shoe Fashions
Mason Williams
Steppenwolf
Meri
Rush
Sunshine
Archie
Jack
Aretha Franklin
Slip Away
Clarence Carter
Scott and Benson
Teen Baseball League
Riggleman
Topenotch
Legion
Mike Headley
Mike Whittle
Lamar Sloan
Jimmy Chafin
Carroll
Chuckie Renner
Headley
Pope
Caleb Williamson
Sesgion
al Cummings
al Bareley
Charlie Gilespie
Carroll Concrete
Gilespie
Teen League
MR. Cummings
Youth Beat
the National Report
England
United States
Marco Polo
Department of Labor
Robert MacLeod
Teen
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Kresge
R.P.M
Worth
N. Loudoun ST
MR. Williamson
Oope
Jewelers
N. Loudoun Ward Plaza
Wards Fashion Department
Montgomery Ward
Ward Plaza
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