Facts first on Dexedrine use in space landing
Editorial cautions that a control failure in Major Cooper's Faith 7 mission required manual postures and a stimulant Dexedrine to ensure reflexes during reentry. It argues for thorough research before new laws to prevent hampering legitimate medical use and warns against hasty, ill informed legislation.
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Cooperation themes in Europe amid farm policy clashes
The Fortune article argues that Western unity faces roadblocks from agricultural policy, Britain’s veto of Common Market entry, and trouble drafting a common policy. It notes U.S. trade aims and the push to reduce farm subsidies, warning against sacrificing broader cooperation to save farm exports.
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Heart treatment myths and digitalis cautions in early medical notes
The excerpt questions routine digitalis use for heart trouble, arguing against daily lifelong dosing and urging patients to rely on medical guidance. It also references warnings about digitalis abuse, rest versus activity, and provocative statements from doctors and journalists about heart care.
Summer in the Virgin Islands Afloat in Quiet Season
Phyilis Battelle describes the Virgin Islands during summer as calm and beautiful with pleasant warmth and sparse tourism. She notes tropical scenery, air travel views, and enduring local charm despite few visitors, contrasting summer ease with winter crowds.
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Self-Taught Program Boosts Church Attendance
A parish leader details a homegrown memory-boosting method from George W. Crane to increase Sunday service attendance. The plan tracked new visitors, assigned a small penalty for forgotten names, and used daily reviews to recall each person’s details, boosting engagement and connections within the congregation.
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President Kennedy Honors Irish Patriots on Eve of France Visit
The article notes President Kennedy pausing to honor Padraig Pearse James Connolly and other leaders of the 1916 Rising. It recalls executions, marriages before death, and ongoing Irish resentments toward British rule amid talk of Franco Irish ties.
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Religion, State and Propaganda in Stalin Era Rhetoric
Pierre J Huss surveys a harsh critique of religion in Soviet rhetoric. He argues religion survives as a relic of pre scientific times while accusing the regime of using faith as a tool of control and invoking fears of atheistic governance over diverse religious communities.
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