Agnew Touts An Intelligent Campaign In California Stop
Palm Springs marked a controlled campaign swing as Spiro Agnew promotes an intelligent approach. He keeps to a tight schedule with two or three events daily, aiming for efficient media cuts and minimal fuss during the 1972 presidential bid.
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World Almanac and the Rise of WomenLed Magazines
The World Almanac notes that eight of the top fifteen U.S. magazines are women’s titles with a combined 52 million in circulation. Godey’s Lady’s Book from 1837 influenced home magazines including fashions morals and etiquette. by 1860 it reached a monthly 150,000 circulation.
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Early Texas Deeds Of Spanish Captain Told
A Dallas Baptist College professor highlighted Juan de Ugalde, a Spanish captain who led campaigns in Coahuila Texas frontier and fought Apache and Comanche tribes. His life and deeds inspired Texas place names, and his career included governorships in Coahuila, Texas, Nuevo Santander, and Nuevo Leon. The work won the Presidio de la Bahia Award and will be translated for distribution by Mexico's Finance Ministry.
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Marshall homecoming to honor West Virginia POWs
Marshall University's homecoming week will depart from tradition by not holding the queen contest and parade. The event titled A Homecoming for Those Who Can't Come Home will focus on POWs and missing in action with literature distributed on campus over the weekend.
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Orbiting Observatory probes interstellar clouds from space
Unmanned satellite 500 miles above Earth studies the composition of interstellar clouds believed to form stars. Princeton astronomer Dr. Lyman Spitzer notes ground study is blocked by the atmosphere's ultraviolet light. The satellite uses a precise error sensor and its telescope is built by GTE Sylvania Inc.
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MGM's Fabulous Four at Brunson Film Festival
The Brunson hosts a first of its kind festival featuring Gone With The Wind Doctor Zhivago 2001 A Space Odyssey and Ryan's Daughter. Doctor Zhivago opens the run on Wednesday with Julie Christie and Jamar Sharif stars. Ryan's Daughter opens October 25 starring Robert Mitchum Trevor Howard Christopher Jones and John Mills. 2001 A Space Odyssey features Keir Dullea Gary Lockwood. Gone With The Wind closes November 8 starring Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh.
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