Robespierre in the Classroom A Satirical History Lesson
From New York comes a fanciful look at revolution in education. A mock obituary and parody tale chronicles Robespierre and colleagues at the Sorbonne and Bastille, spoofing curricula in adult classes and the ironies of scholarly influence on political strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Oceanhill
Brownsville
Paris
Robespierre
Louis XIX
Versailles
Prof
Sorbonne
Georges Danton
Marseilles Normal School
J. P. Marat
Marie Antoinette
Revolution Department
Marat
Department
France
Louis
Bastille
Morocco
Corsica
Ilo
Napoleon
Danton
Johnny
Nixon Promised Land Signals as California Rally Builds Momentum
The Nation notes Nixon’s vigorous campaigning in California as crowds swell in Panorama City and Santa Monica. He projects victory with get-out-the-vote exhortations, while observers flag engineered crowds and banal lines. Critics warn promises may outpace reality before November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Panorama City
Calif
Richard Nixon
Mrs. Nixon
Nixon
Los Angeles
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
California Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Humphrey
Arthur Goldberg
George Wallace
California
Wallace
Pacific Auditorium
Santa Monica
Santa
Minneapolis
Lawrence Welk
Gettyburg
International House of Pancakes
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Ala
Mr. Shelton
George
Hubert
Mr. Vater
Mr. Wallace
Nixon Has Said But I Don't Agree With Anything Mr. H.H.H
Chicago
Agnew
Vietnam
Hartselle
Winston
Frank
Interferon Seen as Growing Health Protector
A chemical named interferon, produced by the body, defends against viruses and may guard against malaria, sleeping sickness, amoebic hepatitis, and toxoplasmosis. Stanford and NYU researchers report interferon treatment protected cells and delayed death in toxoplasma infected mice, signaling broader disease potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Cromie
World Book Science Service
Palo Alto
Calif
Jack Remington
Thomas Merigan
Stanford University School of Medicine
U. S
Stanford
René Jahiel
New York University School of Medicine
Merigan
Moving Roadway Tests Tire Performance at High Speeds
Engineers use a moving roadway with high speed photography to study tire behavior up to 140 mph. The test measures dynamic spring rate under vertical load while comparing tire designs for even wear and safer handling. Dr. Merigan discusses interferon stimulators and pyran as potential disease and cancer therapies with side effects noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Bailey
Merigan
Maurice Hilleman
Merck Institute of Therapeutic Research
West Point
National Pharmacy Week voiced by Athens pharmacist
A letter urges print of National Pharmacy Week notes highlighting pharmacist roles and safe drug use. It stresses responsible self medication, dangers of overuse, and the pharmacist as drug expert, with statistics on U S pharmacists and licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Pharmacy
The
American Pharmaceutical Association
National Professional Society of the Pharmacists of the
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Baker
N. Y. Times News Service
Maximilien Francois Marie Isadore de Robespierre
Francois Academy
University
Tom Wicker
Athens
Alabama
State Board of Pharmacy
Robert B. Blakney
Pharmacy Department
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Athens, Alabama
Addison, Ala
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