Secretary Forrestal addresses Swarthmore graduates
In 1969 Swarthmore College marked its 50th reunion with Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal addressing graduates amid a display with five American admirals and a Chinese naval delegation. Sixty seven Swarthmore seniors received degrees while 49 Chinese officers earned certificates.
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Entomological Society Convention Highlights Pheromone Research
At the 53rd annual Pacific branch convention in Yakima Washington about 1000 delegates discussed the volatile female sex pheromone's role in stimulating male courtship behavior in Drosophila melanogaster.
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Yakima, Wash
Entomological Society of America
St Petersburg Marks 731st Sunny Day Streak
Sunshine City government notes its nickname and reports Feb 9 1969 marked the 731st day without a cloudy spell. Officials say the city began its third year of bright weather, projecting more sunlit days ahead.
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ST. Petersburg
UPI
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