Shift in GOP sentiment as Kennedy gains approval
A NEA telephonic survey across the coasts shows many Republicans warming to Kennedy weeks after his oath, though some fear the State of the Union could threaten the dollar. Reporters quote GOPs and editors praising his inaugural, press conduct, and cabinet amid lingering Nixon loyalty and regional views.
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Stardust problem for space travelers on the moon
Los Angeles reports Dr Roy G Brereton of Aerojet General Corp says about five million tons of stardust fall on Earth each year but on the moon housekeeping is terrible. There is no housekeeper to dust it off and the dust accumulates with no relief.
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Prescription for Fracture Highball Therapy Promoted
SALT LAKE CITY AP A University of Kansas expert told Utah surgeons that alcohol may help fracture recovery. Dr Leonard F Peltier urged an ounce of whisky every four hours for four to five days to prevent fatty blood clots and ease patient discomfort, noting whisky relaxes patients. He suggested pure alcohol injections for dissenters.
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Dusty Moon Surface Challenge for Landing
The article notes a several inch layer of dust on the moon covering the entire surface. Dr Brereton warns that dust storms could be triggered by landing engines, causing blackout dust clouds and dangerous footing, a major prelanding problem to be solved.
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Interior Department Surplus Buffalo Meat Sale Noted
A Washington column reports the Interior Department annually disposes of surplus buffalo meat. In this year 249 animals were sold mostly in halves, with a half priced at about 90 dollars. Dr. Leland Morley notes buffalo meat is richer than beef and tasty if not eaten daily.
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