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Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1964

Page

7

Deep-Diving U.S. Scientist To Live with Seals

American scientist Carleton Ray of the New York Zoological Society will live among seals in McMurdo Sound Antarctica this winter. He will dive to 50 and up to 200 feet, spending about 15 minutes underwater, to study seal behavior and their breathing hole relocation. A separate study by Dr. G. L. Kooyman of the University of Arizona will examine Weddell seal physiology and diving near McMurdo Sound.

U.S Washington Nana Antarctic McMurdo Sound Carleton Ray New York Zoological Society Theew York Aquarium National Academy of Sciences American Antarctic Program South Pole G. L. Kooyman University of Arizona

All Clergymen Need Kindness Cushing Says

Cardinal Richard Cushing told about a thousand worshippers at a Sudbury interfaith gathering that kindness is the greatest asset of clergy and that he opposes church state unions. He cited 75 million unaffiliated in the United States and 200 million baptized Christians in Latin America needing instruction with 150000 priests required.

Sodbury Mass Apl Richard Cardinal Cushing Ecumenical Council Cardinal Cushing Council of Churches Memorial Congregational St. Elizabeth's Episcopal United Parish Unitarian Sudbury Latin America

Planting Trees Is Real Project In Oregon Woods

In Oregon forests the U S Forest Service uses winter aerial seeding to counter deer mice that hoard Douglas fir seeds. Helicopters spread poisoned grain at half a pound per acre and seed later is treated to deter mice and covered with aluminum to mislead birds, enabling successful reforestation.

Oregon Woods Portland Ore U.S. Forest Service Pacific Northwest Forest Service

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