European Techno Crats and American Space Drive
Max Lerner argues European views of Americans rise with Gordon Cooper's flight as a symbol of human ingenuity and organizational skill. He notes Europe modernizes through technology and that techno elites shape policy, while urging continued U.S. space effort alongside broader social spending. He warns against disengagement and calls for balanced funding for space and scholarships.
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Health Q and A on Rheumatic Fever and Heart Risk
A reader asks if rheumatic fever damage worsens with age and doctors explain it does not automatically worsen. Inflammation may affect heart tissue and damaged valves add strain over time, with monthly penicillin protection reducing risk. emphasis on early infection control and regular exams.
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How Much Does A Husband Cost
A married couple asks how to divide earnings and manage finances. The writer outlines 10 basic rules for a working partnership, pooling part of each income, dividing bill responsibilities, and maintaining separate accounts for daily expenses and savings. The guidance stresses joint decision making and clear financial roles.
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