Solar Flares Barrier To Future Space Travel
A New York Times report details Alaska based experiments by UC physicists Brown and d Arcy showing solar flares can raise high altitude cosmic radiation 10 000 to 100 000 times normal levels. Balloon tests spanning ground to 90 000 feet indicate greater flare frequency and potential hazards for space travelers, despite Van Allen belt considerations.
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Widow and girl battle burial site for Flynn
In Vancouver, Errol Flynn's widow Patrice Wymore and his 17 year old girlfriend Beverly Radlang clashed over burial plans. Wymore urged Hollywood burial, while Radlang sought Jamaica as the Caribbean resting place. Flynn, 30, died of a heart attack after a whirlwind life as a film star and adventurer.
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Flynn father cites politeness as cause of Errol Flynn troubles
Errol Flynn's father, Prof Theodore T Flynn, says his dead son's woes stemmed from his extreme courtesy to women. In a London Daily Mail interview, he recalled how Flynn's manners attracted unwanted attention and accusations, including stories of women approaching him at sea.
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Postal rates and address change notice for subscribers
Rates for monthly quarterly and annual service are listed for zones 1 to 8 across about 600 miles. Subscribers by mail are urged to notify the local post office and The Berks Magazine of a new address to avoid interruption. Address change privileges and mail handling notices are explained.
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Gov Brown weighs Chessman clemency for life
Sacramento AP report on Gov. Edmund G. Brown ending a three hour clemency hearing over Daryl Chessman. Brown opposes capital punishment and will decide before Manslay on whether to commute or permit execution. Chessman seeks commutation. defense argues misapplication of kidnapping charge.
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Thousands To See Lanza's Body In Philadelphia
Thousands of people will view the body of tenor Mario Lanza in Philadelphia, where he rose to fame. A Requiem Mass will be held at St Mary Magdalen Church, near his birthplace apartment, on Saturday. Afterward, his body will be sent to Los Angeles for burial. He died at 38 in a Rome clinic from a heart attack. a Rome Requiem Mass was held Oct 10.
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Rockefeller To Invade California
Washington reports Vice President Richard Nixon and New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller may clash politically within six months though they hold mutual respect. Rockefeller, eyeing a GOP nomination, announced a speaking tour to California while Nixon vacationed in West Palm Beach. Rocke feller plans talks in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Salem November 12 to 14, with Nixon set to speak in Wisconsin on November 12 and at Sigma Delta Chi in Indianapolis on November 13.
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Production Dips Only Slightly In September
The Federal Reserve Board reported that industrial production fell only slightly in September, with the index at 148 percent of the 1947-49 average. The steel strike reduced railroad equipment and shipbuilding output, and copper strike held down nonferrous mining and manufacturing. Prestrike inventories allowed most machinery and durable goods industries to hold production steady. The board noted inventories of steel were rapidly depleted by mid-October and output curtailments were spreading among steel consuming industries.
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Humphrey Attacks Ike Before Boisterous Auto Workers
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey told a cheering United Auto Workers convention in Atlantic City that the Eisenhower administration favors privileged Republicans. He labeled steel and monetary policies as exploitative, urged union support for a Democratic path, and warned of continued tax and regulatory favoritism. The Blueback submarine story closes the report from Pascagoula, Miss.
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Kennedy Backs Integration in Louisiana Talk
UPI reports Senator John Kennedy campaigning in Louisiana pressed for party support in the 1960 election. In Crowley he cited the 1954 Supreme Court ruling on segregation and urged acceptance of the court decisions as law. He warned Russia could overtake the U.S. in technology if its current pace continued and questioned Khrushchev's peace claims.
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