Atomic clocks offer near perfect time standard progress
Science touts atomic clocks as the future of precise timekeeping. Using nitrogen and hydrogen atom resonances, masers provide unprecedented stability, potentially losing only one second in 33,000 years. If proven, these clocks could test relativity by comparing spaceborne and ground standards.
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Short Courses Planned at MU Ag College in January
Lincoln maned Nebraska University Extension reports two short courses at the College of Agriculture in January. Welding will run January 23 to 27 and the Tractor and Engine maintenance course January 25 to 27. Enrollment limits apply with fees to be announced.
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Sidney Draw School Program Draws Big Crowd
A Xmas program at District 36 drew a large crowd with Santa Claus delighting children and a bag of goodies. Local pageant organizers Mrs. Shearer and Mrs. Westenholm earned congratulations for the successful event.
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Young Moderns Resolve Against Goody Goody Habits
A 1961 New Year feature outlines resolutions for youths to stay true to themselves. It urges conscious self control avoid being a joiner, secretive, or a relic of beatnik norms, while promoting respect for parents, discretion with friends, and helpful civic involvement.
I will lend a helping hand to less brainy classmates
The Nativity story is linked to modern perfume lists as Frankincense and myrrh appear among basic ingredients, a National Geographic Magazine note recalls. The text also presents a holiday greeting and a set of personal resolutions about social behavior and family relationships.
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Rush Creek Wilting Workers Christmas Dinner
The Rush Creek Wilting Workers Club held a Christmas dinner at Mrs. Willard Frerichs home on Dec 6 with ten members. A brief meeting followed gift exchanges and secret pals. The next meeting is Jan 18.
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