Vietnam Nixon space capture news headlines
Six months into peace talks no real progress has occurred amid propaganda and wrangling. Casualty toll shows 7,680 Americans killed in action since talks began and 587 since South Vietnam left for Paris. Henry Cabot Lodge named chief U.S. negotiator. Nixon to inaugurate Jan 20. Space news highlights Apollo 8 honors. Armstrong, Collins, Aldrin named for Apollo 11 landing. Soviet Venus probes vying for soft landing. hijacked Eastern Airlines flight lands in Havana with 73 passengers. UFO claim lacks direct scientific evidence.
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Woman Fights Right to Sit at Bar in Tacoma
Tacoma beautician Lyn da McElroy declares readiness to press a suit seeking the right for women to sit on a bar stool at a Tacoma cocktail lounge where the law currently restricts female seating. Her attorney plans to refile in Thurston or pursue Pierce County action, after a prior dismissal for improper venue.
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Ecumenical composite marks new regime in U S government
The nation’s religious makeup appears in the new administration and Congress. Nixon’s cabinet shows three Roman Catholics and two Mormons among mainline Protestants. Congress includes 399 Protestants and 19 Jews with three Greek Orthodox. Catholics lead in numbers, but percentages lag population.
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The Prometheus Project by Gerald Feinberg review
Feinberg argues science will force world changing decisions on humanity’s future including gene alteration and longer life. He urges broad long term goals and expanded human consciousness, while noting his pedantic style may hinder impact but ideas are stimulating and informed by society’s near term dilemmas.
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Heart Surgeon Barnard to Speak at Baylor Medical Meeting
Famed South African heart transplant pioneer Christian Barnard will lecture at a Baylor University College of Medicine medical meeting in Houston on January 2. He will discuss the history of heart transplants at an Officer Society event. Barnard attends a charity ball for the Texas Heart Institute. Two hundred thousand disabled Americans were rehabilitated into employment in 1967.
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Canada Island Rain Records World Totals
Vancouver Island weather office notes Uchuelet village on the west coast received about 265 inches of rain last year, one of the highest totals in the world. The report confirms exceptionally heavy rainfall for the coastal community.
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