Eastern ideas catching on in Indiana campuses
At Indiana University and campuses across the state students explore yoga and meditation from eastern religions. Promoters mix mysticism with business ventures, while professors note growing interest among engineers and humanities students. Gurus, temples, and lectures draw attention as educators foresee blending rather than displacement of traditional faiths.
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Hari Krishna
Krishna Hari
West
America
Don Mitchell
Mitchell
Hawaii
Cal Toy
Bloomington
Joseph M. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Tao
Saint
Ainthood
Indiana University
Divine Light Mission
Guru Maharaj Day
India
Peter Pardue
Pardue
Indianapolis
Denver
Guru Mahara Ji
Ronald Clearfield
Guru Maharaj Ji
Clearfield
Houston Astrodome
Krishna
Skylab to Trace Ocean Color for Better Fishing Areas
UPI reports Dr. C Lawrence Korb of Johnson Space Center tests a multi spectral scanner aboard Skylab to measure sea surface temperature and water color. He says remote sensing could identify high chlorophyll zones and upwellings indicating productive fishing grounds. Perfection in the late 1970s may enable unmanned satellites to monitor key areas continually.
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Houston
UPI
Skylab Space Station
C. Lawrence Korb
Johnson Space Center
Orbiting Space Laboratory
Skylab
Korb
Earth Resources
New York
Gum chewing as stress relief and history of chicle
This piece notes gum use during war tension and tracks per person consumption from 39 sticks in 1914 to 165 during 1939–1953. It explains chicle roots in Central America, Semple's 1869 patent, and mint flavoring, ending with a plug for Great Scot gum purchases.
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America
William F. Semple
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Scot
Naumburg Piano Competition Opens in New York
The Walter Naumburg Foundation will conduct a piano competition in New York. Details indicate an ongoing event with potential entrants and public interest in classical music.
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New York
Walter W. Naumburg Foundation
Recital Series Details Include Prizes and Screenings
Expenses for two recitals in Alice Tully Hall and a guest appearance at the Aspen Music Festival are listed. The second prize is 1900 dollars and the third prize is 0 dollars. A tape screening will be held in January with preliminary auditions semifinals and finals culminating in an evening Town Hall recital open to the public.
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Alice Tully Hall
Town Hall
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Eckankar
Lafayette
Ann Arbor
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Oxford
Purdue
Science Today
UPI Space
Ken Mitchell
Honey Creek
Polaroid
Seasy-Care
ARNEL
Opis
S.3rd St
Naumburg
Sen
Montgomery
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