Tiny asteroid Toro crosses Earth's orbit twice in eight years
Scientists reveal the mile-wide asteroid Toro, found by Samuel Herrick in 1964, has an orbit intersecting Earth every eight years, with the next encounters in August 1972 and January 1975. Distances reach 9.3 million miles, and collision chances are considered remote for 200 years.
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Earth
Toro
Solar System
Moon
Hannes Alfven
University of California In
San Diego
Wing-Huen Ip
Timely quotes on diplomas and American dream
David Hapgood critiques diploma as measure of a man, arguing it ignores performance in education. Charlie Chaplin reflects on aging and tolerance, recalling 45 years in the United States as a pleasant memory despite past unpleasantness.
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David Hapgood
United States
Charlie Chaplin
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun publishes weekdays and Sundays from 130 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with postal entry as second class matter. The staff includes Editor Fred Hartman Publisher John Wadley Executive Editor Preston Pendergrass Advertising Director Dwight Moody and other editorial and advertising personnel.
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Fred'Hartman
John Wadley
Ann
Pritchett
Meher Case
Preston Pendergrass
HiFi
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Suhernintian Batac
Crossword Style Word Map With Mixed Clues
A compact clue list presents across and down hints for a crossword like puzzle. Entries cover animals seas scientists letters and places, with varied topics from Greek myth to world geography and literature. The grid references are partial and partially obscured by the scrambled OCR.
Lon Nol aides threaten resignation over Cambodia crisis
Secret dispatches reveal Cambodian Premier Lon Nol faces top defections as military reverses and doubts about his health grow. Sirik Matak and Cheng Heng press for him to relinquish power, while Lon Nol insists on remaining prime minister. Diplomatic cables warn the future of his government may hinge on these resignations.
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Washington
India
Pakistan
Southeast Asia
Lon Nol
Kompong Thom
Lon No
Sirik Matak
Cheng Heng
U.S
Phnom Penh
Emory Swank
Cabinet Shuffle Nixon Planning 1972 Campaign
A Washington based report says Nixon plans cabinet changes to boost the 1972 bid. Laird may leave defense. Rockefeller eyed for defense or state. Mitchell to depart for campaign leadership. Connally named Treasury secretary. Stans and Scranton discussed for key posts. Republican unity emphasized with big-state picks.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Nixon
Defense
Melvin Laird
Republican
Pentagon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Albany
Washington Post
New York State
Rockefeller
Nelson
Department of State
Bill Rogers
U.S
Gov. Rockefeller
D. C
John Mitchell
Richard D. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Arizona
California
John Connally
Texas
Treasury
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
New Jersey
Florida
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Sun Valley
Gov
Connally
Maurice H. Stans
Robert MacNamara
World Bank
Secretary of Commerce
State
William Scranton
Gen
Mitchell
Scranton
Keystone
Verse from Deuteronomy on obedience and long life
A Bible verse from Deuteronomy stresses walking in all commandments of the Lord to ensure life wellbeing and long days in the land promised to his people. The language emphasizes obedience as the path to prosperity and longevity in the possession of the land.
Bridge bidding puzzle with two spades response
In a four level contract puzzle West North East South bidding shows 1Dble Pass Lé Pass Pas 4 Pass. South holds HAQIVESHGAQIOZIHRIND. With partner showing a good spade suit yet only rebidding to two spades after double, decide the next action. The answer explains optimal play and response in bridge bidding theory.
Six Spades Slam Delivers Against Artificial Two Club Opening
In a South hand, the two club opening by Oswald and Jacoby was artificial and forcing. North's two heart reply followed the Jacoby Modern scheme showing 4 6 high cards. South gambled on six spades after spade support was shown and the hand went cold when East held king hearts. South misplayed by giving West the club, leading to a successful defense.
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South
North
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assh
The Brilliance of Tang Power in China's Golden Age
The Tang dynasty (618 906) ruled a vast realm with 53 million people by 755. Its era saw Buddhist zenith and Confucian civil service rise, while inventions like woodblock printing gunpowder and the stirrup helped shape world history. Enduring upheaval led to the Song dynasty’s rise in 960.
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China
Korea
India
Ch’angan
Joseph Needham
Song
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