Meditators in Fairfield Claim Global Utopia via Unified Field
A long critique questions Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's claim that 7000 followers' meditation caused worldwide gains in stock markets health and diplomacy. It notes many coincident reports and urges rigorous scientific controls, pointing to conflicting events and asking how ties to the meditating group could be proven or disproven.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
U.S
Great Britain
Reagan
Argentina
Sudan
Jackson
Syria
Goodman
Maine schoolgirl Samantha Smith proposes granddaughters exchange
Samantha Smith, the Maine schoolgirl who toured the Soviet Union last summer, urged Soviet and American leaders to exchange granddaughters two weeks a year to avert war. Eleven years old, she frames a bold peace idea and faces criticism for her hostages remark.
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Maine
Soviet Union
Japan
Norfolk man’s dog Max freed from death sentence
Max the mixed breed dog owned by Thomas W. Atkinson of Norfolk Virginia was kept at the local pound after neighbors complained of nuisance barking. A deal with the judge led to Max’s release and he soon vanished, despite having faced a death sentence for a second offense.
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Thomas W. Atkinson
Norfolk
Atkinson
Hills
Critics say Pentagon report and Jackson mission flawed
The piece defends the Lebanon policy and Jesse Jackson’s Damascus visit as lawful and potentially constructive. It argues Reagan used the report to dodge blame, cites Jackson’s motive and contacts, and notes the Pentagon commission sought a reassessment while largely within bounds.
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Reagan
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Pentagon
Jesse Jackson
Syria
Robert O. Goodman Jr
Jackson
Military Commission
Goodman
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Pentagon Commission
U.S
New Hampshire Primary Opens With Sane and Silly Mix
As New Hampshire kicks off its presidential primary season the scene blends serious candidacy with oddity. Voters in the Frost State hear Sen. Hollings defend revived draft plans while Sen. Hart jokes with reporters and rivals pose for photos.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Ernest F. Hollings
America
Hollings
St. Anselm’s College
David Wysocki
Mel Bolden
Residents weigh in on First Avenue signal and diet article
Readers respond to Jan 4 coverage on a midblock pedestrian signal at Ninth and Tenth streets urging a fully activated crosswalk with left turns and walk lights. Other letters criticize diet reporting and thank Charter Coaches for a Christmas light display trip to Vinton and Cedar Memorial.
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Dick Hogan
First Avenue
10Th Street
Ninth
Tenth
Meth-Wick Manor Retirement Home
Vinton
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Vinton and
Cedar Memorial
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