Plan for Mars mission by Von Braun eyed for 1960s
Ex Vernhar Braun outlines a 16 month expedition for 50 to 76 explorers using in space refueling depots between Earth and Mars. The plan foresees 260 day voyage with earth and lunar escort, then three 200 ton rockets to land 50 astronauts on Mars. Proponents urge laboratory tests and range trials to bridge the gap in 10 to 20 years.
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Boy and dog tale challenged by Jacksonville pound master
In Jacksonville the old tale of a boy and his dog is questioned by J. Dyal, assistant pound master, who says about 250 dogs are saved or euthanized each month after longer stays at the pound.
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Smithsonian links American Indians to early Japanese people
The Smithsonian Institution tentatively links Eastern United States and Canadian pre Columbus Indians to early Japanese inhabitants. It cites striking similarities in pottery designs and surface treatments suggesting possible direct contact, while noting equally strong differences that challenge the idea. The institution says common ancestors came from Central Asia with migrations to Japan and across Bering Strait to North America.
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Tiny Ella Logan Gives Up Show Biz For Farm Life
Hollywood correspondent Virginia MacPherson reports singer Ella Logan has largely left show business for farming in Pennsylvania Station Wagon Farm. She jokes about being the laziest gal in show biz, runs her own farm, keeps books, and performs only when needed for gigs or a tractor purchase. Her current schedule includes Mocambo and Finian's Rainbow dates with minimal rehearsal.
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GM Plans To Hike Automobile Prices
Milwaukee reports GM will raise prices on all automobiles as soon as ceilings are raised by the government. C. E. Wilson says, We will raise prices as much as the government will allow. He notes escalator clauses in unions helped keep wages in line. DiSele agrees to raise new car selling prices by 80 to 250.
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