Science Looks At UFO A Call for Serious Scientific Inquiry
The article notes a shift toward treating unidentified flying objects as worthy of study. It highlights funding by the Air Force for a Condon-led to university project at Colorado and mentions scientists like Gerald Kuiper and James E. McDonald evaluating UFO reports as potentially real phenomena or misperceptions, underscoring the overdue scientific examination.
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Air Force
Edward A. Condon
University of Colorado
Arizona Academy of Science
Gerald P. Kuiper
James E. McDonald
University of Arizona Institute of Atmospheric Physics
McDonald
California population projections spark debate over 1985 figures
The Los Angeles Times notes an oft cited 1985 California population forecast of 29.5 million, down from 30.5 to 31.5 million estimates. Even the lower view implies about 30 million people in 18 years, up from today’s roughly 19 million, underscoring looming social challenges. The piece closes with a biblical quote.
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Los Angeles Times
California
Cali
Fornia
Middletown Diary's Crux of Reelection and School Reform
George Crout pledges to finish the year and resign after reporting to the Board of Education. He blasts the board for lack of support while noting Miami University graduates may supply future teachers. School funding and teaching certificates are scrutinized amid critique of Middletown's four district schools and high school morale.
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Middletown
Board of Education
Miami University
Aes le Gren
South School
Nursing’s evolving role in modern medicine foreseen
The piece highlights Florence Nightingale’s lineage and the expanding duties of nurses. It emphasizes the nurse as vital in IV administration, cardiac care, and future surgical settings, while noting a projected national demand for nurses and a need for thousands more within three years.
Hanoi’s plan shows fighting and talks run together
Joseph Alsop reports captured Hanoi documents reveal a staged sequence for negotiations that mirror battlefield gains. Le Duan’s letter and Gen. Vinh’s lecture propose fighting until decisive victory then negotiating, with negotiations used to register battlefield results. The plan favors simultaneous action and political pressure to compel concessions while continuing military pressure.
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Washington
Hanoi
Johnson
North Vietnamese
Communist Party
le Duan
Communist Command
South
COSVN
Vinh
Gen. Vinh
First Party
Buckley Schlesinger Debate Highlights Anti-Communism
Arthur Schlesinger Jr. sparred with Conor Cruise O'Brien on morality of anti Communism. The discussion touched on Vietnam, J Edgar Hoover, and whether free states differ from Communist regimes. Critics note Schlesinger largely echoed O Briens views and questioned reform prospects.
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Arthur Schiesinger Jr
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Mr. Schiesinger
Mr. O'Brien
O'Brien
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
United States
Schlesinger
O’brien
J. Edgar Hoover
America
Portugal
Spain
South Africa
Lyndon Johnson
Unsigned OCR Fragment from Local Newspaper
Fragmentary OCR text shows subscription rates and print details for a second class paper. Mentions prices per week and per year, a Sunday edition, suburban delivery, and a likely publishing date around 1880s context with local postal wording. Proceedings include subscription terms and payment notes with unclear place names.
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Ife
Rene Ores
Dews
Ryeree
Dave
Tiemer Ian Side
USA
Amee
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