Eclipse Dangers For Viewers Highlighted In Statement
The report lists payments to multiple businesses and schools for the June 30 1963 quarter including S& N Service Schmitt Music Co and University of Illinois supplies. An affidavit from secretary M C Paulson confirms accuracy. The article notes there is no safe direct viewing method for solar eclipses and warns against sun or smoked glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapp Electric
Rapp
Robinson
Russell
Nitewatch
Schiedel
James
Schmitt Music Co
Schmidt, Chas
School Farm Supply Co
Schuler
J. H
Scott, Foresman & Co
Silver
Burdett Co
Simplex Time Recorder Co
Singer, L. W. Co
Sioux City Iron Co
Sioux City Journal
Becee E
Sioux City Music Supply
Slikkerveer, Lenore
Triangle School Service
University of Ilinois
Wharton
Maple Valley
Donald Wieland
Wilson
H. W. Co
World Pub. Co
I. M. C. Paulson
Dangers of Eclipse Viewing and Eye Injury Explained
An article warns that ordinary sunglasses do not protect against eclipse glare. Infrared heat can burn the retina, causing permanent damage without pain. Youth are most at risk, with past incidents in Germany, Seattle, Utah, Vietnam, and Iowa noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Seattle
Utah
Towa
Galtiew
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University of Michigan Press
University of South Florida
U. S. Post Office Department
Vanguard Press, Inc
VanWhy
John B
Viking Press, Inc
Wankum Garage
DR. L. R. Morton
Aurelia
Dial
M. C. Paulson
Donald N. Nieland
Notary Public
Harvey Batten
Matzdorff
Tee-Vee Sales & Service
OUR Bank
The
Farmers National Bank
Cherokee County
Safety
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FELCO