Harnessing Hydrogen Power Seen Possible In Time
The American Physical Society Plasma Physics division reports rising confidence that fusion can be harnessed, offering virtually inexhaustible energy from deuterium in oceans. Despite long odds and the need to confine hydrogen at extreme conditions, experts urge starting reactor design now while theory works mature.
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Dangerous toys on market raise safety concerns
Michigan Representative James G. O’Hara cites the 1969 Child Protection and Toy Safety Act as unused against dangerous toys. He points to a lawn game with a steel tipped dart a dangerous browgun dart and a hot children’s oven as examples. He urges quicker application of the law to protect children.
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The Princeton Plan and College Political Activity
A critical look at the Princeton Plan where colleges paused for a week of politics. The piece argues students mostly did not engage, calendars were panicked, and political energy hinges on personal motivation not institutional push. It notes skeptically that politics is a form of religious behavior and that most youth remain nonpolitical.
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Moved by Kentucky pups Oswalts seek homes for five puppies
Don and Don Oswalt rescued a mother dog and her six puppies near Cumberland Lake Kentucky. They found a home for the mother and one puppy, leaving five pups needing to be adopted, with contact numbers for the Oswalts.
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Fiji's New Path How Fiji balances race and politics
Fiji just gained independence and faces a test of harmony between Indians and native Melanesians. Elections are racially grouped, granting minority protections while risking tension. The country eyes UN prominence as a regional voice, with cautious bets on stability and leadership in the South Pacific.
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Rockefeller as spectacle and power in a presidential pulse
In a critique of Nelson Rockefeller, the piece treats him as pure spectacle and a Renaissance magnate. It likens him to Borgia and Alexander VI, highlighting wealth, projects, and a self-proclaimed rectitude while noting strategic manipulation of Italian voters and TV stunts.
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Nelson Rockefeller in Liberalist Campaign Tale
Yesterday glimpsed in public view Nelson Rockefeller bearing a liberal torch campaigning against Goldwater’s forces. The scene evokes Rocky as martyr figure amid a noisy 1958 political moment and hints at shifting New Pol dynamics and figures like Bobby and Arthur Goldberg.
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