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Rudolph does have some promising ideas: a computer-controlled traffic light system, a no-parking law on main streets during rush hours, and one way streets. But the Traffic Director says that without an adequate budget ($41,000 is far from enough) he will have difficulty producing results. He fears...
The evidence obtained from an electronic computer by the Scottish Rev. Andrew Morton [March 15] as to the undoubted Pauline authorship of four New Testament Epistles confirms the findings of the higher critics of the 19th century. Basing their judgment not only on literary style but on various other clues...
Paul was no classical author, writing by hand or dictating and correcting his manuscripts like a Plato or Plutarch, but a busy missionary bishop employing the amanuenses that he could pick up in the cities where he wrote his Epistles. Some were first-class, using classical Greek, balancing every sentence...
So sensitive and selective is the frog's-eye computer that human scientists have long tried to construct a duplicate. At a bionics* symposium sponsored by the Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base last week, Radio Corp. of America demonstrated a reasonable facsimile. RCA's artificial...
For a man with a computer's correctness. Defense Secretary Robert McNamara certainly kicks up a lot of controversy. The Air Force, the Navy, the Joint Chiefs. Great Britain, Charles de Gaulle, many U.S. Governors and the Congress-he has fought them all. Last week Fighting Bob was at...