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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...used to improve the quality of television pictures from the moon and applied it to X-ray photography. The researchers place a conventional X-ray picture in a facsimile transceiver similar to the machine used to transmit wirephotos; there it is "read" by a photoelectric cell and the information fed into a computer programmed to eliminate "noise," or distortion, from the picture. The process sharpens contrasts and emphasizes fine lines, permitting detection of defects that would otherwise go unobserved. The "computer enhancement" process has begun to pay off in diagnosing fractures previously missed by conventional pictures...
McGovern's America, by contrast, is tinged with Utopia?a land of peace and prosperity. The rich would still be rich, but a lot less so. The poor would be poor no more. The hungry would be fed, the unemployed would have work, crime would be curbed, schools and hospitals built and the drug pushers jailed. There would be no war, but the nation's defenses would remain strong. Aid for Israel, but none for Viet Nam. The environment would be cleansed. Inflation would...
...whatever it's worth to the polltakers, I'm one of many fed up with too little too late, White House East, White House South, White House West and with President Kissinger and Vice President Connally. The Russians, Chinese and Japanese won't be going to the polls in November to elect the President of the U.S., but the forgotten voters of the home front will...
Immobile in his special hammock, fed through tubes and benevolently cared for, he receives only a few close visitors. Kepesh is the ideal erogenous zone. In addition to having some sort of organs of speech and hearing, the Breast is capable of unlimited sexual excitement. Nurses massage it; the girl friend caresses it-although always a step behind Kepesh's erotic imagination. A graduate of five years of psychoanalysis, he seems to have become the literal embodiment of the Hefnerian dream. In fact, Kepesh is the King Midas of sex. "Beware fanciful desires," he warns. "You may get lucky...
...later interview, Vellucci said he does believe that the tax-exempt status of Harvard and other universities is vulnerable. "I think the mood of the people is that they're fed up with high taxes. We're dealing with bread and butter. They (Harvard) are dealing with turning out artists and lawyers," Vellucci said...