SDN Column Reflexes on Organic Foods and Supersonic Flight
The column notes rising organic and natural food sales may reach fourfold 1970 levels and 40 percent of foods by 1975, with reasons including taste. It also cites Alf Landon critiquing Democratic infighting and quotes Dr. R T Jones on wing geometry for quieter supersonic flight, suggesting pivoting anti-symmetrical wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Muffet
R.T. Jones
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ames Research Center
California
Today In History Highlights from 1625 to 1972
Highlights include the 1625 Manhattan purchase from Native Americans for goods worth 24 dollars, Queen Victoria’s 1819 birth in London, the 1830 U.S. first passenger railroad, Morse’s 1844 telegraph, the 1883 Brooklyn Bridge opening, the 1941 Bismarck Hood battle loss, the 1949 Walter Reuther brother wounded, M. Scott Carpenter’s 1962 orbit, U Thant’s 1967 Cairo visit, Podgorny’s 1971 Egypt visit, and a 1970s note on Podgorny’s travel.
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Queen Victoria
Britain
London
United States
Baltimore
Elliott’s
Walter Reuther
Victor Reuther
Detroit
M. Scott Carpenter
Earth
United Nations
U Thant
Cairo
U.N
Middle East
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Egypt
Weather Summary for Texas Regions
The report notes temperatures in Texas with highs from 84 to 98 degrees and lows from 50 to 75, plus forecasts of partly cloudy skies, scattered thunderstorms mainly in the west and southeast, and southeasterly winds 8 knots along the coast. Readings at 7 am show 62 degrees.
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Northwest
Texas
North Central
South Central
Joint Space Pact Signed Accord On Arms Near
AP reports in Baltimore and Moscow that federal charges were brought in a Wallace rally shooting, while Nixon and Kosygin sign space and arms accords. SALT talks seek limits on missiles, space cooperation outlined, with leaders poised for signing.
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Moscow
Nixon
Alexei N. Kosygin
William P. Rogers
Vladimir Kirillin
Soviet Committee For Science and Technology
Gerard Smith
Helsinki
Finland
Vladimir Semenov
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Wallace Says He Is Sorry End To Campaign Speeches
Gov. George C. Wallace, recovering from a May 15 shooting, told reporters in Silver Spring he is sorry this must end, plans to attend the Democratic convention in Miami Beach, and noted his campaign activity may be finished. His wife and children watched as he spoke in a low husky voice.
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Silver Spring
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Miami Beach
Wallace
Cornelia
George
Students Honored At Snyder High Annual Awards
Snyder High School held its annual awards assembly honoring outstanding students. Loren Sullivan of the Rotary Club presented citizenship awards to Susan Ferrell and JoAnn Line with Mike Line named outstanding male citizen. Top 10 scholastic lists included seniors Jacque Stehley David Cotton and others, with a tie creating 11 honorees. Junior and sophomore top lists named multiple students through the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder High
SHS
Jacque Stehley
Debra Moore
Darlene Abbott
Jan Shelburne
Sandra Melot
David Cotton
Joe Buliard
Bob Jackson
David Burk
Jack Line
Joe Perez
Snyder High School
Julia Griffin
Donna Orsburn
Sharon Floyd
Tomibeth Hunt
Wanda Raborn
Kevin Stoker
Andi Falls
Jan Bellamy
Jimmy Shelburne
Kenneth Goodlett
Raleen Martin
Norma Duke
Sherry Mills
Waynann Monroney
Jan McPherson
Janis Dolliver
D’ann Fisher
Max Underwood
Amber Walker
Sue Jane Sullivan
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Loren Sullivan
Rotary Club
Susan Ferrell
JoAnn Line
Mike Line
Mike
Paul Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Jackson
Joe Bullard
Andrea Falls
Julia Griffith
Karen Fisher
Sharon Mills
Raylene Martin
Norma Lou Duke
Jana Baldwin
Wayneann
Zodiac Forecast Message for Thursday
A daily activity guide uses zodiac signs to tailor messages. Follow numbered words aligned to your birth sign for personalized Thursday steps.
Marines Land North of Hue as Saigon Forces Attack
U S amphibious craft and helicopters ferried nearly 2000 South Vietnamese Marines into territory north of Hue. Reports say clashes 7 miles east of Quang Tri left 133 enemy killed, two tanks destroyed, 40 weapons and 20 tons of rice captured. US B52s and three cruisers bombarded Haiphong area. No American casualties reported.
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Saigon
U.S
Hue
Haiphong
7Th Fleet
Quang Tri City
Quang Tri
Quang Tri Province
McGovern Wins Twin Victories in Primaries
Sen George McGovern swept Rhode Island and Oregon Democratic primaries boosting his delegate lead toward the California contest. He held about 50 percent in Oregon and 41 percent in Rhode Island while Hubert Humphrey fell to a distant second and third. Wallace, hospitalized after being shot, ranked second in Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
George McGovern
Rhode Island
Oregon
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
McGovern
Miami Beach
Fla
Missouri
South Dakota
Eleanor
Edmund S. Muskie
George C. Wallace
Humphrey
Siffre Enters Second Half of 26-Hour Day Experiment
French scientist Michel Siffre begins the second half of a six month isolation in a Texas cave to test adaptation from a 24 hour to a 48 hour rhythm. He faces eczema fatigue and mood lows while electrodes monitor vital signs and the team plans to adjust end date.
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del Rio
Tex
Michel Siffre
Texas
Siffre
Jacques Chabert
Chabert
Midnight Cave
Edwards County
Here
St. Valentine’s Day
Outer Space
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Kansas
Alf Landon
Associated Press
Dutch West India Trading Company
Manhattan Island
Snyder
Bremer
David Goeller
Baltimore, Md
Arthur H. Bremer
U.S. District Court
Edward S. Northrup
Northrup
Benjamin Lipsitz
Secret Service
Wisconsin
Maryland
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Ststar Gazer
Clay R. Pollan
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