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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1969
Page
1
A garbled account from SPACE CENTER in Jousten CAIN discusses a machine for landing men on the Moon, named LEM or excursion module, described with nonstandard wording and unclear context. The fragment mentions a fly swatter analogy and a transitioning name.
Apollo 9 details the Earth orbit test of the Lunar Excursion Module and the Command Service Module. It describes docking transfers, engine firings, the first in-space LEM ascent and descent stages, and crew maneuvers by McDivitt Schweickart and Scott. The piece explains LEM design, controls, life support, and planned lunar rendezvous operations.
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, after a speech to the Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston, said a run for president again is a possibility. He described himself as still young and vigorous as reporters questioned his political future in Newton Massachusetts.
Baltimore City Hospitals accelerate detox using artificial kidney machines. Dr Hachard Steenbury leads a program treating severe alcoholics, claiming removal of alcohol in six hours and discharge in about 24. Twelve patients treated over six months show reduced delirium tremens and headaches. The program targets those with weeks long binges, under Maryland law treating alcoholics as medical patients.
Queen Victoria held the British throne for 63 years and 216 days, the longest reign in the history of Great Britain. Her era spanned vast changes in empire, society, and constitutional development, marking a defining period in the nation's story.
A South Vietnamese source says President Nixon is willing to proceed slowly in Paris peace negotiations, aiming for measured steps rather than a quick settlement. De Gaulle and U S aides discuss Vietnam, mutual military de escalation remains the likely basis, with cautious progress anticipated at the next talks.
The Federation will hold a public meeting at Westiner Junior High School Tuesday at 5 p.m. Nine candidates for the upcoming school board vacancies will present their views on education in Carroll County. Questions from the public will be moderated by the candidates. Delegates from participating organizations and interested county citizens are urged to attend.
An unclear AP report discusses President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s condition and potential improvement after a major survey. Medical officials including Walter Reed Hospital indicate progress, with details vague and uncertain about timing or outcomes.
New York report notes science suggests a mediation comparable to Preparation II reduces hemorrhoid swelling and itching. Doctors find consistent relief with gentle application, while other formulas like Preparation H claim to soothe affected tissues and help prevent infection.
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