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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1971
Page
2
University of Florida researchers report a measurable gain from sleep learning with Russian English noun pairs, showing up to 30 percent retention after five nights. The piece notes ethical concerns and compares awake learning efficiency, warning of dystopian uses and mocking past failed attempts at painless study.
A Hazleton chemical engineer patents a process shredding worn tires and scrap plastic to absorb oil from slicks. The resulting goo can be turned into an asphalt like material for roads floors and roofs.
Berry discusses a shift in attitudes toward traditional religious institutions and their relevance. The piece notes mounting skepticism about established structures and hints at evolving spiritual expressions shaping public life.
Oxon Hill Maryland features Fred Maloof who argues John Hanson preceded George Washington as first president and founded postal service and Thanksgiving. Proponents cite 1920s articles and markers. historians and locals remain largely unaware, while Rev. Alan Freed digs for Hanson’s grave.
White House economic chief says the inter national money system needs greater adjustment capability to avert currency crises like the May dollar shock. McCracken notes the economy’s slow recovery, hints at possible stimulants, and cites IMF studies on easing exchange rate adjustments. Freud memorial marks his Vienna apartment opening.
In New York a debate lauds obscene words yet condemns their use in most media. Dr. Eugene Landy, 36, promotes The Underground Dictionary defining blue terms for youth culture while noting language adapts and thrives. He describes his LA clinic life and USC teaching, explaining therapy relies on speaking the audience's language.
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