Don't Rush To Buy Up Californium In AEC Sale
The Atomic Energy Commission will offer californium-252 sparsely at $450 billion per pound, but buyers only get a tenth of a microgram for about $100. Seaborg says microgram-scale supply explains the high price and notes potential uses in cancer research and element prospecting. He predicts price drops with future production, potentially lowering costs to hundreds of dollars per microgram by the 1980s.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Glenn T Seaborg
Seaborg
Hairnets urged for hippie drivers by Automobile Legal Association
The Automobile Legal Association proposes mandatory hairnets for hippie drivers. Hair length is blamed for obstructing vision and unsettling other motorists who see a car driven by a “ball of fuzz.” Safety director Philip C. Wallwork cites helmets as a parallel but suggests haircuts as another remedy.
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The
Automobile Legal Association
Philip C. Wallwork
ALA
Texas Republicans fret over Connally Nixon stance fallout
Austin insiders say high ranking Texas Republicans angered at Gov Connally and LBJ for political moves during the campaign. They condemn Johnson's bombing halt as a political ploy and fear loss of influence with Nixon. Amid fallout, Tower pumps support for Nixon while Texas relives an election night anomaly. Violent weather and an earthquake unsettle residents as LBJ’s Austin office undergoes renovation to appear used.
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Wick Fowler Austin
Texas
Nixon
John Connally
Johnson
Connally
Humphrey
Ralph Yarborough
Washington
Yarborough
LBJ
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Life
John Tower
Robert 8. Strauss
Cal
Will D. Davis
Democratic Executive Committee
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hawaii
Life Among Columnists on Texas Senate Shift
In Austin and Fort Worth, columnists weigh Texas politics after a conservative tilt in the new Senate. Liberal and moderate blocs mix with few traditional conservatives. Nixon’s 1968 win could push George Bush toward the 1970 Senate race as Yarborough’s clout wanes.
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Austin
Richard M. Morehead
Dallas
Manning News
Texas
Senate
Sam Kinch
Fort Worth
Doctoris Mailbag Ruptured Disk Severity Governs Treatment
Inquiries answer common spine issues. A ruptured disk healing varies with protrusion severity. mild cases need short bed rest while severe may require traction, braces, or surgery after age 66 if other methods fail. Calcium supports bones but not disk healing. vitamin C was reported by one doctor to avoid surgery in some cases. Other questions cover scoliosis sclerosis and silicosis, spondylolisthesis, and lumbar myelogram basics.
Nixon a Calculated Path to the Presidency
Sen Dirksen argues Nixon’s win rested on a prepared campaign network, careful delegation leverage, and disciplined handling of Vietnam. Nixon sought and used internal briefing streams, avoided debates, and planned budget awareness to project control and steadiness before inauguration.
Baytown Sun masthead and staff roster
The Baytown Sun details its editorial and advertising departments including editor Preston Pendergrass and managing editor Johnella Boynton. It lists publishers, managers, and office addresses, noting postal registration, publication schedule, and subscription rates.
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Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Nixon to Build Coalition Cabinet in Early Move
Washington focus notes Nixon will seek a coalition cabinet to win over liberal Northeastern lawmakers and key Republicans. It cites Walter Lippmann at State, Wayne Morse as a potential attorney general, Joseph Clark as housing secretary, George Romney for HEW, Walter Washington for Interior, and Mike Monroney at Interior, with pressure from the liberal bloc and Southern Republicans.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
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Congress
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Miami Beach
North
South Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Humphrey
New Jersey
Ohio
Wnixort
Jack Javits
Clifford Case
Walter Lippmann
Calumnist
Johnson
Lippmann
Foreign Polley
State Department
Wayne
Morse
Oregon
University of Oregon Law School
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
David MacDonald
United Steel Workers
Renere
Joe Clark
Philadelphia
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Post Office
Romsey
Walter Washington
Washington, D. C
John Lindsay
New York City
Defense Department
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Mike
Interior Department
House
Capitol Hill
Republican Party
Treasury
Defense
Commerce
Agriculture
Transportation
Basic life depends on plant photosynthesis process
The source states that all life hinges on the basic process by which plants make food, photosynthesis, explaining its essential role for life on Earth.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret a wry social column
A short humor column notes self denial as a key exercise before dining. The writer jokes about hostess styles, recalls old era magazines in barbershops, and praises a town’s most thoughtful friend who sends peanut brittle to friends with new dentures.
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Meinest Man
Bible Verse Quotation From Matthew 40 38
A brief biblical passage notes the saying He that taketh not his cross and followeth after me is not worthy of me citing Matthew 40 38. The line emphasizes commitment and sacrifice in discipleship.
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Matthew
Waking Ted Lightner's Sleepy Card Power at Bridge
In a 1920s 30s game at Regency Whist Club Ted Lightner of New York, famed as a top player, appears languid until the decisive moment. South ducks clubs, West rebuffs diamonds, and Lightner awakens to win with a brilliant queen of diamonds and heart lead, foiling declarer's plan.
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Ted Lightner
New York
King of Hearts
South
Teddy
Dummy
West
Declarer
East
Ted
Asta
Bridge bidding puzzle with spade contract and overcall
South holds AQGIORSA HPAIO 654 BTESF after four passes. With partner’s jump to three slabs over one spade, evaluate bidding continuation aiming for four spades. Consider best approach to secure game or part scores as negotiation continues.
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ENRICH YOUR VOCABULARY NEA PUZZLE FEATURE
Puzzle clues across and down list many terms from dog breeds to nautical items and verbs. The mixed entries include English sheep dog, hunting dog, mansion house obs, months, exes, expunge, feminine nickname, fortification, anoint, Peer Gynts mother, bustle, ship mast, nothing, male bovine, cognizance, musical syllable, observe, large bird, dine, epochal, operated, alders, dog seller, heartanal, alleviatat, goddess Roman, Mohammed son in law, summon forth, pillar, golf mound, escorts, bitter vetch, etc. It appears to be a dense crossword style word puzzle with numerous definitions and some garbled OCR.
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Mohammed
Escorts
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Ann B. Pritchett
Dwight Mounty
Corrie Laughlin
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Great Lake
New Guinea
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