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Dr. Maria Teresa F. Calderon who set a world record of 80,000 words per minute with 100% comprehension, when she was 15 years old (in the 1960s?) and she holds the title until now. This info appeared in the Guinness Book of Record and the Encyclopedia Britannica and other world journals. Recalling from the articles I read long time ago, unpublished books or newly printed books were given to her to read and the recording of the speed and comprehension were administered with the aid of computer.
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