New Mineral Synthesis Explores Earth’s Deep Pressures
Scientists at the University of Chicago use an explosives driven method to generate pressures up to 75 million psi, aiming to map atomic structures of 5,000 minerals and explore potential new compounds under extreme heat. The study seeks to demonstrate possible minerals, guiding future synthesis. The text blends science with reflections on hope as the new year begins.
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Earth
Mars
University of Chicago
Department of Geophysical Sciences
Chicago Laboratory
Freshmen favor tougher stance on campus protesters
The American Council on Education surveyed over 260000 incoming students about campus protests. Sixty percent say administrators are too soft with demonstrators, while about half describe themselves as middle of the road, with liberal and conservative shares also noted.
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American Council On Education
Time Has Come to Limit Armament
The United States and the Soviet Union seek to limit nuclear production and deploy a freeze while continuing research. Vienna talks April 16 1970 are seen with unprecedented optimism as both sides accept mutual deterrence and strive for strategic restraint amid Vietnam and Middle East tensions. Helsinki preliminaries show earnest intent to curb armaments without propaganda.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Vienna
Moscow
Russia
Vietnam
Middle East
North
South Vietnam
Helsinki
Finland
Garland Redd Quarles announces Nancy Redd Moore engagement
The Star Files recalls 1959 news with Nancy Redd engaging John Patrick Moore of Pittston Pennsylvania and Fairfax. Glorialeigh Hawkins and Thomas L. Ashton wed in Christ Episcopal Church. The 50 voice Tabernacle Choir sang at the First Assembly of God Church. Sergeant Freeman Wilkins of Route 1 Front Royal Road earned the Silver Star for action in France on September 2. A freezing rain coated Winchester streets and sidewalks with ice. Pvt Walter Merlin Bly serves at Newton D Baker General Hospital in the Military Personnel office.
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Garland Redd Quarles
Nancy Redd
John Patrick Moore
Pittston
Fairfax
Glorialeigh Hawkins
Thomas L. Ashton
Christ Episcopal Church
W. Holt
First Assembly of God Church
Alexandria
Wis
First
Assembly of God Church
Sgt
Freeman Wilkins
Route 1
Front Royal Road
France
Pvt
Walter Merlin Bly
Newton D. Baker General Hospital
Military Personnel Office
Daily Meditation On Fear By Earl L. Douglas
Fear is a protective device when we face real danger and an affliction when it turns morbid. Some people fear as a weakness and must observe or manage it. Others gamble or drink to excess, cheat, or slip into immorality, risking home life and reputation.
Poem From Viet Nam Marines On Home Protests
A Marine corporal in Viet Nam sends a poem to express discouragement at home protests. He and fellow Marines urge readers to consider how letters from back home affect those serving. The note accompanies a plea to publish the piece in the Star for wider awareness.
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Cpl
Boyd C. Householder, Jr
USMC
Viet Nam
Feliows
Freedom's Frontier Soldiers Speak Of War And Duty
Anonymous reflects on family, homeland, and duty as troops in a distant war face protests at home. He foresees future generations bearing the cost while soldiers risk life, hoping his sons understand the sacrifices. The piece contrasts antiwar signs with duty and pride.
Mussolini The Rise And Fall Of Italy’s Dictator
Henry J. Taylor chronicles Mussolini from his 1925 dictatorship laws to his downfall. The piece notes his self confidence, bold missteps in Ethiopia and North Africa, and Goering’s account of Axis failure. It ends with reflections on the Forgotten Man and Sumner’s quote.
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Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Rome
Hitler
Victor Emmanuel II
Francisco Franco
Ethiopia
North
Africa
Europe
France
Agamemnon
North Africa
Alexandria
Goering
Sicily
Russia
Galeazzo Ciano
Berlin
Klesheim
Class III Malocclusion and Orthodontic Treatment Facts
Dr. Brandstadt explains Class III malocclusion involves a prominent lower jaw from underdeveloped upper jaw or both. Early orthodontic treatment offers limited success. as age increases the condition worsens. Temporary relief uses thin upper bite plates. permanent relief may require fixed splints capping and extending upper teeth.
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Dr. Lawrence
T. N. Rouse
Winchester Evening Star masthead details
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff and contact numbers including News 667-3211 Advertising 667-3200 with Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Douglas J. O Connell as Managing Editor. Second class postage paid at Winchester Virginia 22601.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas J. O'Connell
Winchester
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Walter Andisio
Col
Valero
Dongo
Lake
Como
Andisio
Milan
William Graham Sumner
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Lawrence
I.Q
Alice
Tapnodrev
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