Dial a Drive and Moon Theories Highlight 1969 Tech News
The article reports on GMs Phystester ignition security for drunk drivers and notes testing with 61 subjects showing high success amid alcohol. It also covers exercise advice for business people and discusses lunar origin theories, noting all major theories remain viable except the green cheese idea.
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Lunar and Earth Sciences Division
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Moon
Earth
Restoration of civilian rule in Dominican Republic event
Dominicans celebrated the return of civilian government after a countercoup that ousted President Joaquin Balaguer and led to the imprisonment of the military ruler. Warren S. Eddy received Honorary Life Membership from Winchester Lodge No. 867, BPOE. Burnt Presbyterian Church of Albin announces a new college scholarship fund for Presbyterian students. Senator Harry Byrd claimed spending could be cut to 32 billion dollars next year. Frederick County Board of Education acts to curb bus disorder by barring repeat offenders from riding buses.
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Joaquin Balaguer
Warren S. Eddy
Winchester Lodge
B.P.O. Ellis
Burnt Presbyterian Church
Albin
Harry Byrd
D-Va
Frederick County Board of Education
Solomon's Wealth and Happiness Warn of Excess
Daily Meditation reflects on King Solomon who had immense power wealth and learning yet found little happiness. Ecclesiastes is cited as a warning about indulgence and the miseries of a life lived for pleasure. The piece argues that suffering can yield deeper life insight and urges periodic reading of Ecclesiastes.
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Paul Gast
King Solomon
Solomon
Hoover Balanced the Score for Stanford
Henry J. Taylor writes on Stanford University's Charter and its education ideals. He recalls Hoover's ties to Stanford, Paderewski's concert there, and Hoover's $1,000 gift to Poland's university scholarship funds, illustrating education's purpose to draw out excellence.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Leland Stanford
Hoover
University of Warsaw
Paderewski
Poland
Stanford
O'Brien Warns of Splinter Parties Threatening Democrats
National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien predicts possible splits within the Democratic Party as George Wallace and Eugene McCarthy explore third or fourth party candidates. He worries a split could aid Nixon’s re election by draining votes in key states and notes Wallace’s active American Independent Party campaign and potential Miami Beach convention seating fights.
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Washington
Lawrence F. O’brien
White House
O’brien
George C. Wallace
Eugene McCarthy
Miami Beach
California
Nixon
McCarthy
Wallace
American Independent Party
Florida
Minnesota
Alabama
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
Jackson candidacy stands out for candor and language
Washington observers note Henry Jackson is an outsider in the Democratic race who speaks plainly and avoids jargon. He resists soft rhetoric while pushing liberal causes, warns against pacifism, and emphasizes integrity even if his nomination odds are slim.
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Washington
Sen
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Vietnam
By HAL BOYLE Marriage Changes Husbands
In New York AP dispatch Hal Boyle sketches a 25 year marriage drifting from romance to routine. The husband’s dreams and nightly work anxieties replace nightly walks and poems while the wife notes changed rituals and fledgling distrust as martinis replace shared evenings.
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University of Virginia
Los Alamos
U.S
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Jordan
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Yemen
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William S. White
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