Little Nevada Mouse Aims For Space With NASA
NASA plans extended space missions after the 1969 lunar landing and will use P. L. a tiny Nevada mouse to study biological clocks in space. Dr. Orr Reynolds leads the program to test how 24 hour cycles adapt to long duration flights. P. L. ignores the attention, focused on sunflower seeds.
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NASA
P. L
Orr K E. Reynolds
Apollo
Earth
Reynolds
P.L
Man House
Nevada
Atomic ® Energy Commission
Space
UPI Phot
Eens
Perognathous Longimembris
Atomic Energy Commission
Cedar Rapids Jaycees Plan Big Brother Program Meeting
A Cedar Rapids Jaycees session is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Chamber of Commerce to form a steering committee for a community survey of resources and to assess the need for a Big Brother program. Vern Feldman will explain the case for the project.
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Cedar Rapids Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Vern Feldman
Cedar Rapids
Plane Crash Kills Man Near Lohrville Iowa
A light plane crash two miles south and one half mile east of Lohrville Iowa killed Darrell Morris 35 and critically injured Ronald Hansen 35 of Farnhamville. Hansen underwent surgery at Stewart Memorial Hospital Lake City. Civil Aeronautics Board and federal aviation authorities opened an investigation.
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Lohrville
Iowa
UPI
Here
Darrell Morris
Ronald Hansen
Farnhamville
Hansen
Stewart Memorial Hospital
Lake City
Clifford Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Morris
Farmers’ Co-op
Civil Aeronautics Board
Kansas City
Federal Aviation Authorities
Boy, 3, Struck By Car in Cedar Rapids
A three year old Cedar Rapids boy was struck by a car at Lauren drive and C street SW. He suffered cuts to his knees arms chest and lips and was taken by ambulance to St Luke's hospital. The driver Edward Nejdl 34 of route two Cedar Rapids faced no charges pending further investigation.
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Cedar Rapids
Lauren Drive
C Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Scott Walter
Leland Walter
Edward Nejdl
Route Two
Nejdl
10000 Cars Stranded As Snowbound Midwest Struggles
Police reported 10000 vehicles stranded in Chicago streets while Olympia fields and Evanston faced halted buses and blocked southbound routes. Continental Trailways began limited east west service as South Shore Line remained out of service. Hoarding, looting, and arson sparked police action. 150 arrests followed. Indiana guardsmen delivered fuel and blankets, and hundreds sought shelter in homes and schools.
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Continental Trailways
South Shore Line
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Gary
Chicago
Indiana National Guard
Red Cross
U.S. 41
Kentland
Ind
Woman Injured in Two-Car Crash on Twenty-ninth Street
Mrs. George Rogers, 32, of 2911 Oakland Road NE, was treated and released at Mercy hospital for head injuries after a two car collision at Twenty-ninth Street and Eastern Avenue NE around 2 p.m. Ronald D. Neil, 29, of 1810 A Avenue NE, was charged with failure to yield at a stop intersection as his car struck hers and slammed against a utility pole.
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George Rogers
Oakland Road
Mercy Hospital
Twenty-ninth Street
Eastern Avenue
Chicago Flights From C R Will Resume Sunday
Cedar Rapids to Chicago air service should restart Sunday afternoon with Ozark and United ready to fly. United cautioned Sunday departures could be delayed if O’Hare snow removal lags, following a Wednesday night United flight and a Thursday Cedar Rapids to Milwaukee diversion. Ozark has not flown to Chicago since Wednesday. Westbound traffic remains near normal as airports dig out from deep snow and drifting winds.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Ozark
United
O’hare International
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids News Briefs Highlight Local Club Talks
Hawkeye Toastmasters meet Monday at 5 45 p.m. in Bishops cafeteria with speakers Chuck Enfield Larry Diggins Jim Snethen and Russ Meeks. Also listed are hours at Cedar Rapids Animal Hospital and notices for Kiwanis Canopus Optimist Club YMCA Toastmasters and other community items including thefts and a battery theft near St Luke’s hospital site.
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Hawkeye
Bishop’s
Chuck Enfield
Larry Diggins
Jim Snethen
Russ Meeks
Ancient village unearthed in Jordan valley near Jericho
A 4000 B C village has been uncovered in the Jordan valley 20 miles east of Jericho. The discovery was announced by a government spokesman and made by a team from the British School of Archaeology.
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Amman
Jordan
Jordan Valley
Jericho
British School of Archaeology
Note of New Want Ad Number 369-1234
A brief notice records the assignment of a new want ad reference, identifying the number 369-1234 for future inquiries. The item is a straightforward registry update without additional details or context.
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the Gazette
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Charles T. Werner
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