Rice study grant backs hydromagnetic wave research at Rice
Rice University received a 160000 dollar grant from the National Science Foundation to study the natural hydromagnetic wave spectrum in the magnetosphere. Professor Alexander Dessler will direct work beginning with a near Houston magnetometer observatory to collect local data and assess geomagnetic effects from Gulf of Mexico conductivity. The project aims to link hydromagnetic waves to atmospheric heating and satellite orbital variations, with several researchers coordinating observatory operations and data analysis.
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Rundel Backs Library Friends Scholarship Plan
Dean Walter Rundell of Lee College endorses the Friends of the Sterling Library plan for a $1,000 scholarship for a prospective librarian. He stresses the library as the heart of the institution and notes demand for well trained librarians exceeds supply, urging the community to support the program.
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Branson Theater Shows Charade Tuesday Only
Branson Theater will present Charade for a one day showing on Tuesday. The film stars Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn in a light hearted murder mystery with glamorous West European intrigue. The screening at 4:00 PM follows a 12:30 PM show, offering a breezy romantic suspense experience from Universal.
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State agency outlines major park improvements in three Texas sites
The Parks and Wildlife Department announced plans to upgrade Falcon in South Texas Dam B in East Texas and Whitney in Central Texas. Falcon gets 279,416 for a two year program with new admin building shelters ranger residence and a 4.6 mile access road. Dam B will occupy 2,960 acres leased from the Corps of Engineers with 511,050 for the biennium. Whitney receives 451,500 for the current two years with improvements still in early planning.
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Wheat Coverage Increase Likely
Washington Congress and four new wheat program plan would give farmers a chance to participate. Agriculture Department officials said the winter wheat portion, about 30 percent of the crop, has been planted. The plan, backed by farm groups and government leaders, would require 1964 harvest acreage no larger than spring allotments under a Kennedy administration control plan rejected at a referendum. Benefits include payments for compliant production. automatic eligibility for those who did not overplant. Overplanted farmers could plow under acres to qualify.
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