Earthly Logic in Space Defies Down and Time
In space, up is not up and time loops every 90 minutes as a clock runs around Earth. Astronauts adapt to weightlessness and shifting seasons as the General Dynamics team explains that winter becomes hottest and summer coldest, with exterior station temperatures swinging to 210 degrees and near zero.
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Gherman Titov
Earth
General Dynamics Astronautics
San Diego
Calif
Space
General Dynamics Engineers
Space Station
Small firms seek outside help for tax return accuracy
New York reports show many small business operators rely on outside services for record keeping and tax preparation. Simplified Business Services provides a ring binder system with forms and end of day work, while O'Shaughnessy Dewes Klein operates a resident buying office with its own data processing center to aid inventory and administrative tasks for small stores.
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New York
UPI
Simplified Business Services, Inc
Small Business Administration
O‘shaughnessy, Dewes & Klein, Inc
Ernest A. Miller
Miller
Hungary's thaw spreads religious tolerance amid lingering atheism
In a new mood of relaxation Hungary touts freedom of worship while keeping atheistic schooling. Cardinal Mindszenty remains in exile, unseen in the US embassy, as talks about his release continue. Public support for Kadar grows despite lingering church-state tensions.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Jawres Kadar
Cardinal Mindszenty
United States Legation
Iron Curtain
Carsdinal
Budapest
Doctor Reports Leukemia Progress in Children
Dr Kenneth M Endicott of the National Cancer Institute told a House subcommittee that remission rates for children with acute leukemia have risen to about 90 percent. He touted increased remission durations and life expectancy, as the institute seeks a $140 million budget for cancer research. He noted progress in using drugs to halt the disease in children.
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Washington
UPI
National Cancer Institute
Congress
Kenneth M. Endicott
Institute
House Appropriations
Endicott
British Firm Purchase of U S Goods Halted
Washington reports a British firm Peak Products Co and director L Can ner of London have export privileges suspended for buying U S built tractors and re exporting to Cuba violating the Export Control Act. The move aims to stop U S agricultural machinery reaching Communist Cuba. The action reflects enforcement of trade restrictions.
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Washington
UPD
Cuba
Commerce Department
Bureau of International Commerce
Peak Products Co
L. Canner
London
Canner and
Peak Products
United States
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Matyas Rakosti
Russia
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Congress St
Troy, N.Y
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State and Veterans Approved
Troy
Nichols
Union St
Campbell
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
City & County Savings Bank
State St
Albany
N. Y
Pass Bock
Bibi S Exer
W.H
Eddington
Main ST
Bennington, VT
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B.C
Blondie
Herb
Johnny Hart
Steve Cannon
Minnie
Eve
Julie
Heart of
JulIet Jones
Pops
MR. Jones
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Milton Caniff
BY Stan Drake
England
Abel Cable
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Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Walbridge-Knapp Insurance
Bennington
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J.H. Walbridge
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