We Earthly UFOs Not An Epidemic But A Week Of Sighting Hype
The piece notes a recent rash of unidentified flying object sightings linked to Mississippi fishermen. It covers hypnotic testimony, expert skepticism, and various explanations from misidentified weather balloons to memory-induced reports. It cites Milam County and Temple incidents and argues curiosity about extraterrestrials persists while doubt mixes with fear.
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Earth
Moon
Russia
Milam
Temple
Pascagoula
Polar bear protection talks near final draft in Norway
Canada Norway Denmark the Soviet Union and the United States negotiate a polar bear protection agreement to curb hunting beyond territorial waters. The plan aims at cooperative management and habitat protection while preserving native hunting and a selective sport hunt with permits.
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Norway
Canada
Denmark
Soviet Union
United States
North
Inuit Tapirisat
National Eskimo Brotherhood
National Theatre of Deaf Starts Seventh Season
National Theatre of the Deaf begins its seventh season as a leading touring company in the United States. Director David Hays highlights the troupe of 10 deaf and three hearing actors and notes deaf people are natural actors. The company has toured the United States and Europe with its interpretation of Gilgamesh, drawing strong critical praise.
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Reuter
National Theatre of the Deaf
United States
David Hays
Hays
of the Deaf
Not For the
Europe
London Times
Milan
Bernard
Francois Baschet
Defensive Driving Course Set at Temple Junior College
A new eight hour defensive driving course starts Tuesday October 23 at Temple Junior College. The course yields a 10 percent liability insurance deduction for three years and is taught by Temple Police Department staff and college instructors. Classes run two weeks on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 pm in Room 207 Berry Hall with a $10 fee.
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TJC
Stanley Churchill
Technical Vocational Division
Kenneth Payne
Dave Wilde
Temple Police Department
Berry Hall
Douglas Ferrill
Understanding Electroconvulsive Therapy in Mental Health
The article explains ECT as medically controlled convulsive seizures induced by electricity under anesthesia. It notes use for psychoses and severe depression, mentions muscle relaxation and various methods, and acknowledges opinions on safety with both proponents and critics.
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