Map Makers Strive to Update World Atlas Amid Shifting Borders
New York based map maker Caleb D. Hammond explains the rapid pace of geographic change as 39 new countries have appeared since 1959, 34 renamed, and 32 borders altered. He notes aerial photography, satellite potential, and frequent revisions, while stressing neutral stances on disputed lines and the need for up-to-date data from diverse sources.
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United States
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United Nations’ Colonial Committee
Harvard Warns Students On LSD Dangers
Harvard University health officials publish a five page pamphlet for the Class of 1970 warning Harvard freshmen about LSD and marijuana risks. Doctors Farnsworth and Prout condemn drug use, noting potential psychotic breaks and long term damage, urging students to avoid drugs and warning that misuse could endanger their college opportunity.
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Harvard University Health Services Division
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Dana L. Farnsworth
Curtis Prout
John A. Monro
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