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March 3, 1923: Time publishes its first issue.


The first issue of TIME, dated Mar. 3, 1923, lacked the distinctive red border for which the magazine has come to be known. The cover subject was the now-obscure Joseph G. Cannon (the former House Speaker). The whole thing was only 32 pages, including the front and back covers. There are only a few photographs or illustrations, and nary a chart or graphic in sight.

Read the First-Ever Issue of TIME


March 3, 1969: Apollo program: NASA launches Apollo 9 to test the lunar module.


James Alton McDivitt Jr. (June 10, 1929 – October 13, 2022) US Air Force
David Randolph Scott (born June 6, 1932) - US Air Force
Russell Louis "Rusty" Schweickart (born October 25, 1935) - US Air Force


DUNE author Frank Herbert on "the battle between good and evil."




Mega Earths: A look at creating artificial planets, ones vastly bigger than Earth, or potentially even an entire solar system.



ICYMI, one of Lifeboat's Advisory board members for Finance & Futurists was Jeffrey Epstein. They also design giant bunkers. A lifeboat as above, so below for his master race transhumanism ideology.


Speaking of bunkers... the good ole cold war days are back...


Japan plans more bomb shelters for outlying islands

Yes, those good ole community shelters are going to be great!




March 3, 1974: Two Palestinian hijackers armed with guns and hand grenades take control of a British Airways VC-10 90 minutes after the plane’s departure from Beirut. The plane lands in Amsterdam, where the hijackers release the 102 passengers and crew, then blow up the plane.


VC10 G-ASGO was on the last leg of a Bombay-Bahrain-Beirut-London flight when it was hijacked over Rhodos by 2 men. The aircraft diverted to Amsterdam Schiphol APT. All 10 crew and 92 passengers were released and the hijackers threw inflammable liquids around the cabin and set the plane on fire. Both men were captured running from the plane.


March 3, 1974: Turkish Airlines Flight 981, a DC-10 crashes near Paris, killing all 346 people aboard, after the plane suffered an explosive decompression at 23,000 feet due to an incorrectly secured cargo door at the rear of the plane burst open and broke off, causing an explosive decompression. Among the dead are British trade unionist Jim Conway and British Olympic track athlete John Cooper.





From the back cover:

SHE WAS SHAMELESS!

Mady kicked off her shoes. She tossed her clothing in the bushes. Then she smiled at Paul and walked into his eager arms . . . For Paul Hekke, native of Curacao, it was just an interlude. But neither passion nor drink could banish the dark bitterness of his dual heritage. Son of an aristocrat and an island girl in a land where only Macambas (white men) counted, Paul was an outcast. And his rebellion drove him into weird adventures. He learned black magic in a smoke-filled hut. He watched the Tamboe, the forbidden dance of passion. He even became a killer in Holland's Underground. Only when he met Doerga, the Javanese girl who loved him with a fervor that leaped all barriers, did he find the true meaning of existence.


Titanic - Macumba (1973; Norwegian band) Macumba is a syncretic religion practiced in Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. It is sometimes considered by non-practitioners to be a form of witchcraft or black magic.