Mysterious quasi stellar objects spark space science buzz
Astronomers report a possible birth event of a quasi stellar force QSF a new energy form far beyond the solar system. The finding comes from a Palomar Mt telescope image showing a sudden explosion unseen since 1962 with blue light revealing the event. Dr Allan R Sandage discusses the mystery and its implications for the universe.
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Johnson in Mood of Cautious Responsibility
Washington Post analysis says President Johnson starts his full term with cautious responsibility guiding his use of vast power. He weighs Kennedy’s legacy and fears repeating FDR’s post 1936 mandate mistakes while balancing Atlantic alliance and Vietnam policy.
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New York Lot Sells at Auction for 25 Dollars
Edward Horowitz aged 81 bought a 150-foot long lot in midtown Manhattan at a city auction for 25 dollars. He called the tiny six inch wide parcel on a corner a potential neighbor sale and possible sign display.
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Farrar Heads Back Creek Raritan Club
Farrar of Star Tannery was elected president of the Back Creek Raritan Club succeeding Grant Wilkins. Officers include Harry Richard vice president Roger Hulver treasurer and Guy Bentley secretary. Zirkle Williams named three year director. District Governor Tom Rosenberger installed officers. The club schedules a Christmas party at Mt Falls Community Center and an oyster and ham supper on January 23.
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Early states ratify the U S Constitution five states first
Delaware Pennsylvania New Jersey Georgia and Connecticut were the first five states to ratify the U S Constitution.
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