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Electronics-Themed Comics
February 1969 Electronics
World
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February 1969 Electronics World 
Table of Contents
Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Electronics World, published May 1959 - December 1971. All copyrights hereby acknowledged. |
The comic that appeared on page 59 of the February 1969 issue of Electronics World magazine is consistent with the prevailing theme of the era where wives and girlfriends were fairly oblivious to the meaning of technical endeavors of their husbands and boyfriends, respectively (or not necessarily). The other comic from that edition is reflective of the times as well, when a television was considered to be one of the essentials of modern life. Carrying one's essentials wrapped up in a cloth and tied to the end of a wooden pole represented the stereotypical kid running away from home. I was a pretty rotten kid, but I don't remember ever running away from home - probably because I knew that my parents knew that I knew that they knew I would never actually try such a thing, if you know what I mean ;-) I took the liberty of colorizing the comics.
Electronics-Themed Comics
February 1969 Electronics World (p58)
"My husband's in the aerospace industry. I'd like one of those
Van Allen radiation belts."
February 1969 Electronics World (p59)
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