Brain complexity outstrips modern computers say researchers
Scientists at the Brain Research Institute of the University of California Los Angeles led by Dr Arnold B Scheibel and his wife Mila show brain cells under special stain reveal a complexity far beyond any computer. They quote Harry Nelson noting a billion advanced computers could not equal the brain's capacities. The work marks a frontier in human knowledge and discovery.
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Millie Cooper’s Jogging Boosts Size Ten Fit
The article notes Millie Cooper, wife of Dr. Kenneth Cooper, lost from size 14 to size 10 through daily jogging and aerobics. It highlights America’s exercise gap, cites fat diet inactivity and stress as deadly triad, and urges readers to try jogging to relieve tensions.
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Kenneth Cooper
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Mound Builders Mounds Studied In Butler County
Middletown diary notes John P. MacLean's new book The Mound Builders on sale, detailing Butler County earthworks and enclosures. Descriptions include Weaver farm circle, 230 feet diameter with 2½ foot walls and interior ditch, 272 rings on an oak stump, and multiple mounds across Wayne and Lemon townships with heights from 4 to 43 feet and artifacts like bones and hemp cloth.
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Ohio
Ross County
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Jacksonburg
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Madison Township
Miamisburg
East Middletown
Daniel Barcalow
Brown’s Run
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
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Voters Seek Change as Wallace McCarthy Shift Politics
The piece examines pre convention trends with Wallace and McCarthy rising in polls, while Nixon and Rockefeller debate regional appeal and civil rights while Republicans seek a candidate to unite on crime inflation and Vietnam. It notes potential shifts among Southern Democrats and the demoralized Democratic base ahead of the election.
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Buckley ridicules Humphrey and a Soviet air link
William F Buckley Jr mocks Hubert Humphrey on anti-Communism and a new Aeroflot to New York service. He quips about first class and Moscow confirmations while labeling the Soviets as liars and praising a shift in Soviet politics toward “poltics of joy.”
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Family Reunion Day calls for Aug 11
Paul Harvey argues against excessive special days and urges embracing Family Reunion Day on August 11 co sponsored by Freedoms Foundation and Kiwanis International. He reflects on priorities of family and motherly bonds as nations rest on strong hearthside ties.
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