One More Test Flight Before Apollo Moon Landing
The United States may have one more testing flight before landing on the moon. Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders prepare for a Feb 20 Earth orbit to refine systems as they pursue a possible summer lunar landing.
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Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
Phere
Pacific
Cmdr
Borman
Equal Representation in Congress Faces Redistricting Impact
A Commerce Clearing House analysis notes that with the 1960 Census and new district boundaries, the House will show wide disparities in district populations. It cites Nebraska, New Hampshire, Ohio, Massachusetts, Georgia and Pennsylvania as examples and warns states will redraw after the 1970 Census.
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Commerce Clearing House
Congress
High Court
Paruenia
House of Representatives
Nebraska
New Hampshire
CCH
New House
New York
California
House
Ohio
Massachusetts
Georgia
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Romney’s earnings contrast with the American dream
The passage notes George Romney’s fall in income from $250,000 in 1960 to $40,000 as governor, with a future $35,000 salary after confirmation, suggesting a downturn from the prior decade’s wealth and questioning the American dream.
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George Romney
American Motors
George
Conservative shift urged for long term gains in stocks
An investor advised a more aggressive stance for growth while holding Treasury Notes and select equities. Recommends keeping Air Reduction and Bethlehem Steel alternatives, replacing some with Boise Cascade Heinz and Magnavox, and notes Daim shares with strong growth potential and management.
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Led Chemical
American Natural Gas
Bethlehem Steel
Eastern Air Lines
Plymouth Rubber
Standard OW
New Jersey
Union Care
Amer, Natural Gas and Ltd
Allied Chemical
Plymouth
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Boise Cascade
H. J. Heinz
Magnavox
Container Corp
B.Y
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Alderson Herald
Central Station
New York
N. Y
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Gea
Fea, Corp
America Sick Enough to Throw Up
Paul Harvey laments rising crime and shifts in public sentiment. He discusses compassion, fear, and the impulse to condemn authorities while noting crime grows faster than population and warning against eroding principles that guard democracy. He cites Britain’s history as a cautionary parallel.
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America
Assassin
Harvey — Jullet
Republic
United States
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Brady’s Health Service Health tips on iodine and nutrition
Dr William Brady discusses iodine deficiency and its subtle symptoms in a public health column. He suggests a six week iodine ration as a therapeutic test and notes that deficiency appears more in teens, girls, and women, with cold hands and fatigue as common signs. He invites readers to request pamphlets by mail from his California address.
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Anderson
Indiana
Maulson
Madison
Cdjfining
Aly
Tor
Dr. Brady
Willam Brady
Camino
South
Beauly Hills
California
Record U S farm product sales in France near quarter billion
Figures show U S farm products sold in France reach a near 250 million dollar annual volume. A new cholesterol lowering drug named Clotibrate inhibits cholesterol production at an early age. A country's potential water supply could reach nine million gallons per day.
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U. S
France
Worry Clinic case helps shy Martin rise to leadership
A highly read column tells how Martin, an 8 year old pictured as shy and stage frightened, followed two decisive steps and joined a Dale Carnegie course, transforming into a confident head of a corporation. The narrative credits Dr Crane and a program of praise rehearsal for his breakthrough.
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Mie Viet Ap
Peter
Ani
Martin 2
Crane
Ant
Dale Carnegie
Tange Corporation
Folklore by Willem Wade and quoted reflections
A collage of quotations on time power trust love and fame from diverse voices. Narratives include a joke about a four yearly job cycle a southern Indiana resident on unsafe cliffside routes thoughts on currency of trust and a Kennedy marriage remark plus musings on connoisseurship and a circulating library highlighting varied cultural takes.
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United States
Indiana
Reagan era campus crisis sparks debate on free speech and order
The article argues that Ronald Reagan will reopen colleges with police if needed and questions whether faculty resignations would harm or help a depleted university. It compares the situation to Columbia and Berkeley, warning against allowing minority tyranny to paralyze the university and urging faculty and regents to act. Only the Pacific Ocean remains after California.
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Reagan
Chang On
University of Wisconsin
South Africa
New York University
South Vietnam
New York Times
Harvard
California
San Mateo
Black Students Union
Ronald Reagan
Pacific Ocean
Columbia
Grice Bentley
Erle Bentley
Columbia University
Berkeley
Academy
Constitutional Preamble Text Scrambled in OCR
A garbled OCR version of the Preamble to the United States Constitution appears with numerous misspellings and missing letters. The fragment shows phrases like Perfect Union establish justice insure domestic tranquility and secure the blessings of liberty amid a corrupted transcription.
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America
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