Open House at Coe Science Buildings in Peterson Hall
Coe College invites the public to an open house next Sunday in Peterson hall and Cherry auditorium. Visitors may tour the complex with guides from Coe students and pick up a building pamphlet with floor plans. The two buildings cost about two million dollars, funded by a capital drive, grants, and NSF support.
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Coe
Peterson Hall
Center Point Road
Coe Science
Cherry Auditorium
R. S. Gates
Joseph Kasper
Robert Drexler
Frank Pennington
Gates
National Science Foundation
Cherry
Carnegie Science Hall
Peterson
Ben Peterson
Cedar Rapids
Cherry Hall
Howard H. Cherry, Jr
Walter
Reckless the war horse dies at Camp Pendleton
Famous Marine Corps horse Sgt Reckless dies from battle injuries and old age at Camp Pendleton. The Mongolian mare, bought at a Korean racetrack for 250 dollars, earned renown for her service in the Korean conflict.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Reckless
Marine Corps
Computer Works Slip Into Art Exhibition
The Royal Academy in its 200th year faces embarrassment over an art show entry misattributing drawings to a human architect. A visitor flagged labels claiming a computer marine corps heroine drew the works while carrying ammunition for a recoilless rifle platoon of the 1st division. Sgt Reckless, injured twice in shell-bearing duties, died last week at age 20 after a storied service at Camp Pendleton.
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London
The
Royal Academy
Britain
Academy
Marine Corps
Reckless
Camp Pendleton
Eric Pederson
Arizona
Joe Latham
Alabama
Latham
Sleep research shows REM dreaming peaks in early morning
University of Utah psychologist Dr. Arthur Traub says dreams occur mainly in REM sleep, with 4 to 6 REM periods per night and first dreams about 90 minutes after sleep begins. He notes infants dream more than adults and alcohol reduces REM time. He plans a sleep lab with medical partners to study dreaming in the mentally disturbed.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
University of Utah
Arthur C. Traub
Traub
Utah
College of Medicine
Veterans Administration Hospital
Saigon Marriages Fall Shockingly as Vietnamese Tie the Knot Slow
Saigon reports show Vietnamese marriages declined by more than half from 1962 to 1967, dropping from 6 682 to 2 869. In contrast marriages between Vietnamese and foreigners tripled, rising to 293 in 1967 from 100 in 1962, amid the war era.
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Saigon
VPI
Vietnam Press
South Vietnam
National Institute of Statistics
Counterfeit Tokens Flood New York Subway
Transit authorities estimate 1.5 million counterfeit tokens sold for five cents, 15 cents below the legal fare, may be jangling through subway turnstiles.
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New York
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