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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1974

Page

5

Buck Rogers transit tests blaze in desert near Pueblo

At the High Speed Ground Test Center east of Pueblo a $55 million complex tests rail and maglev ideas for 300 mph mass transit. The facility includes a 30 mile track network, a 288 mph simulator, and vehicles like TACV TLV LIMRV with Ford magnetics research. Officials say the work aims to improve ride, safety and speed for future intercity transit.

Pueblo Colo Department of Transportation Ford Motor Co Ford Department United States Reiff

Abby guidance letters cover marriage, honesty, and teen lies

Dear Abby addresses swinging marriage questions and how to handle a hairdresser who uses patrons' last names. A teen asks how to stop chronic lying, with Abby advising counseling and offering contact details.

Abby Johnston Smith Jones Miss Mrs

Today in History highlights and anniversaries for Oct 24

On this date in history, 1945 UN Charter took effect with the Soviet Union ratifying as the 29th member. Other milestones include James I’s proclamation 1603, Westphalia 1648, Poland partition 1795, first US telegrams 1861, 1929 stock crash, Eisenhower Korea pledge 1952, Tokyo Olympics end 1964, Lebanon clashes 1974, and Yom Kippur ceasefire 1973. Y.A. Tittle birthday noted.

Associated Press United Nations Soviet Union James I England Scotland France Ireland U.S Lebanon Israel Egypt Y.A. Tittle Mills of God Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Taft Buried at Arlington National Cemetery in 1930

The first president buried at Arlington National Cemetery was William Howard Taft. He was interred on March 12, 1930, marking a historic resting place for a U.S. leader.

United States National Cemetery Arlington, Va William Howard Taft

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