Computers May Not Be Colorblind
New York reports on photochromism as a potential data storage breakthrough for future computers. The technique uses light to alter colors in photocromic materials, enabling massive capacity increases and erasable states to meet growing demands of 1970s and 1980s computer systems.
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Policeman Misses Suspect After Hair Raising Incident
In Marseilles a policeman attempting to arrest a blonde prostitute for loitering was struck with a handbag and blinded temporarily. He grabbed for her hair and ended up with only a wig. The next day the woman surrendered to the court, saying a lawyer advised the fine would be cheaper than the wig.
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Daughters of the American Revolution Chapters Worldwide
The Daughters of the American Revolution maintains chapters across Alaska Canal Zone Cuba England France Hawaii Mexico the Philippines and Puerto Rico reflecting its expansive reach and historic reach of the organization.
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Henry Gleuss’s 1879 England Underwater Oxygen Apparatus
Henry Gleuss of England developed an underwater breathing device in 1879 enabling lungs to process oxygen while swimming beneath the surface. The invention marked an early step toward specialized apparatus for divers and swimmers.
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Texas population to reach 17.9 million by 1990
A University of Texas Bureau of Business Research report predicts Texas population will rise to 17.9 million by 1990. The study says wealth will grow, buying power will increase, and production will drive prosperity. By 1990 Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth will rival the United States in 1790 with about 3.9 million people in the metro area.
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Short and Sweet Health Notes on Walking and Frogs
Health authorities call leg muscles a second heart and warn that regular walking supports longevity. A brisk mile or two daily helps control weight, aids fitness, and aligns pace with health. City life adds extra steps from curbs and crowds, while frogs in the United States number about 17 species including bullfrogs, leopard frogs, and wood frogs.
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Fourth District residents back anti riot and flag laws
Texas Congressman Ray Roberts released a district poll showing 98.5 percent support the House passed anti riot bill, 97 percent back a federal crime for flag desecration, and 95.8 percent favor anti crime measures aiding local police. He mailed a questionnaire to 9,000 families in his 11 county district and shared reader comments on concerns including Vietnam and deficit spending.
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Tree Skirts Easily Made
Simple step by step to craft a washable Christmas tree skirt from one yard of 36 inch fabric. Fold, mark with a string and pencil, cut a curved edge, create a center hole, hem, and finish with rick rack or fringe for a festive look.
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