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Newspaper

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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1980

Page

9

Edith Stern and her father on a genius daughter in exile

The profile follows Edith Stern, 27, living in Boca Raton with her father Aaron Stern after a high profile upbringing during World War II. It details her childhood from birth to college at 12, rapid ascent in mathematics at Michigan State, and ongoing hush hush IBM work. The piece notes her struggles with publicity, her father’s view of potential, and his fear of a future where people are under educated. It also contrasts Edith with her brother David and reflects on the father’s belief in planned genius and high goals.

Miame Beach Franeias Aaron Stern Ceorre Slero United States Kduin Byrne Critex Edich Werray Walin Dean Stern Adi Wedkussey Poway Spurs Stern Wrenets Atone Wren Bert Stern Tolstoy Schwenzer Edith Sehvel Michigan State Benjamin Fine New York Einstein Eaith MSU Boca Raton Miami Beach IBM Corporation David

Eisenhower Endorses Anderson for Presidential Nomination

Milton Eisenhower, president emeritus of Johns Hopkins and brother of Dwight D. Eisenhower, endorses John B. Anderson. He praises Anderson for addressing critical national problems with clear plans and courage, saying citizens must know what a president will do about these threats. He condemns campaigns focused only on intelligence or likability.

Baltimore Milton Eisenhower Johns Hopkins University Dwight D. Eisenhower John B. Anderson Eisenhower United States Congress

Mime show ends Sunday

A fragmented readable text fragment notes the mime show ending on Sunday. It mentions collaboration and a theater setting with references to performers and a stage scene. The piece reads like diary style notes with several garbled phrases and potential names.

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