Astronaut Scott may have found moon rock uncertain in origin
The faint report says astronaut David Scott picked up a rock described as close to anorthosite, a potentially ancient lunar crust material. Scientists disagree on age and formation, noting anorthosite exists today in volcanic regions and could be newly formed.
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David Scott
United Press International
Scott
Ile
Earth
Gene Simmons
Conlracy Ia
UPL
California
Hawaii
Adirondacks
New York
Rat Scatt
Scatt
Individual responsibility in Vietnam drug use debate
Reader's Digest summary argues some 15 percent of troops in Vietnam used hard drugs, with 206000 not in combat. It weighs personal responsibility, blaming addicts for choices, urges removing draftees from Vietnam, notes societal blame can ease cruelty toward drug users, and warns against excusing addicts as mere products of circumstance.
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Mio
Stewart Alsop
Alsop
Vietnam
Uurhatt
G.l's
Potomac turnabout and the CIA balance of power
The piece discusses Rep. Hebert appointing a dove to oversee the CIA DIA and NSA, amid hawkish agency minds. It questions balance and potential cross influences among intelligence bodies and legislators while comparing political dynamics to broader party tensions and hypothetical crossovers.
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F. Edwards Hebert
House
Armed Services Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Hebert
CIA
Lucien Nedzl
Michigan
Defense Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
DIA
NSA
The Last Walk of John W. McCormack in a Hospital Hall
A long, reflective profile of John W. McCormack looming toward 80, as he bids farewell to Harriet Joye in Providence Hospital Washington DC. The piece sketches a private love story, his past politics with Truman and Roosevelt era favors, and a final scene of him standing in doorway as his life narrows to a solitary vigil.
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Jocko
Lorna
John W. McCormack
South Boston
House of Representatives
Providence Hospital
Washington, D.C
Jacko
Carl Albert
McCormack
Flareic
John
Harriet
Harriet Joye
Jesus
Gethsemane
Join McCormack
Sorcati
Boston
John McCormack
Harry Truman
Franklin D. Hoosewelt
Docko
Nove
Ife
Tila newspaper promotes freedom and self control
A fragment from a 1971 Columbus Nebraska issue extols freedom as a divine gift and personal self control, warning against license or anarchy and aligning with moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Tila
Cosmetic surgery can improve facial scars and pits
Dear reader, a plastic surgeon evaluates each case, and scars can often be made far less noticeable. Procedures remove broad scars, tighten tissue, or peel outer skin layers to reduce pits and discoloration. Seek recommendations from the county medical society for reputable cosmetic surgeons and schedule a consultation to decide which areas to treat.
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Emity Medical Society
Plaeli
County Medical Society
Names Across Vale A Daughter of 42 Barbara Geddes
Puzzle style clues mix proper nouns and definitions, yielding a diverse set of names, terms, and phrases. The jumble references people, places, titles, and objects such as Great Lake, London slang, Philippine, Queenly clues, and ancient Greek terms through varied wordplay.
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Across Vale
Barbara
Geddes
Henry VI
Boone
London
Philippines
Raton
Eormh
Formullice
Beast
Ferher
Hbrumm
Prince
Birthrates and life expectancy shape a nation’s energy
The essay argues that high birthrates and short lifespans yield less dynamic societies, while lower birthrates and longer life expectancy foster progress. It cites Heath, Reston, and Panas Fedanko to claim aging populations contribute to culture and innovation, warning against purges or famines that erase elders. Richard Nixon is urged to stay home.
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Scully Reston
New York
Clmes
Red China
Scotty
Mars
Panas V. Fedenko
Institute of the Study of the
Ussr
Munich
Russia
Ural Mountains
Whder
Scotty Reston
Ya Young
China
Spencer Heath
Rom
Mr. Heath
Heath
Reston
Panas Fedenko
Soviet Union
Richard Nixon
Who Benefits From National Debt Interest and Inflation
A reader asks who receives the interest on national debt and what lenders require. The piece explains government borrowing can create purchasing power via banks, inflating dollars, with the public ultimately paying interest through taxes while the bank earns interest as the loan intermediary.
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Te Bank
Who are the benefactors
A reflective defense of strip mining arguing it saves lives and conserves coal, contrasting underground and surface methods. The piece asserts strip mining, with reclamation, benefits humanity by conserving resources and offering useful future land uses, while challenging opponents who fear ecological disruption.
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Kentucky
Japan
Midwest
Snell Banks
Anil
Nation's Press Teenage Daughters Fight Body Shaming
A brief clipping notes two teen girls venting frustration over body image and media pressure. They rise early at 6 a.m. and express determination to challenge standards imposed by society and press.
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Cuca Alle
Strenuous teenagers seek ride after work in Anaheim
A Bulletin report notes a man encountered strenuous teenagers near his workplace in Anaheim California. He offered them a ride home, and complied, as he left work. The incident details reflect a casual contact in a local setting.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Cyril
Devince Albrowns
Poly
Puztle
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Chamberlain
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