New in Home Economics Moves Toward Physics
Prof Florence Ehrenkranz of the University of Minnesota argues for a physics based home economics education. She says students need algebra calculus and statistics, plus lessons in mechanics energy and thermometry to better understand appliances nutrition and food preservation.
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Possible Storm Breaks Up in Tropics Near Miami
A tropical low mood monitored for two days near Miami shows signs of breaking up. Forecasters had tracked a potential storm development as of late morning, but confidence remained uncertain amid changing atmospheric conditions.
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Blue Monday heist hits Chicago loan office again
North Side loan company manager James Sullivan reports the same robber looted the till for over 200 dollars on Monday. The thief has now robbed the shop in three consecutive months, warning employees to stay put after one pursuit last month.
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Humphrey Won't Give Up Home in Chevy Chase Return
Sen Hubert H Humphrey told neighbors he will stay at Coquelin Terrace and continue playing basketball with local kids after election as vice president. He returned to a warm welcome in Chevy Chase Md with Secret Service managing crowds as friends and family greeted him and his wife.
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Weather disturbance moves along Yucatan coast
A weak, disorganized disturbance 500 miles southwest of Miami drifted along the Yucatan coast today. The Weather Bureau reported mainly showers with occasional winds up to 25 mph.
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President Humphrey Loves His Modest Four Bedroom Home
President Humphrey and wife describe their four bedroom green and white house as homey and secure after moving closer to the public eye. Neighbors report routine activity while Secret Service keeps watch nearby as the couple settles in, with locals joking about the new vice presidential presence.
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Named For King Louis XVI Bourbon County Kentucky
Bourbon County Kentucky was named to honor Louis XVI of France for aiding the American colonies in the Revolutionary War.
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Nutgrass control by arsenic herbicides at Texas A&M
Dr. E C Holt reports Bermuda sod nutgrass can be controlled with organoarsenic herbicides. Nutgrass shoots are sensitive while Bermuda grass tolerates. Disodium methyl arsenate formulations, 60 to 100 percent concentrates, used at three to five ounces in two to four gallons per 1000 sq ft. Multiple applications may be needed due to dormant tubers. Arsenic compounds also control crab grass and dallisgrass.
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Texas A&m University
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Johnson May Get Urban Home Bill
Washington AP reports Johnson may win approval for a new Cabinet department to handle urban affairs and housing, moving beyond Kennedy’s earlier plans. The Democratic gain in the House after midterms may aid passage, with Weaver urging symbolic Cabinet recognition for urban residents.
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Campaign length criticized by Humphrey and others
Vice President elect Humphrey urged trimming campaigns to six weeks arguing the just ended race ran at least two weeks too long. He suggested folding nominating conventions into September after bipartisan talks while campaigning would be shorter and more efficient.
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New Moscow China Unity Call Signals Rifts Remain
Kremlin urges a world Communist conference to unite rivals Moscow and Peking while Chou En-lai and the Chinese delegation linger in Moscow after the Bolshevik anniversary. Pravda calls unity overdue as Brezhnev and Kosygin press for common front but no confirmation from Chou on talks. Tass notes a warm dinner atmosphere as Brezhnev touts unity among socialist states and world communists.
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