Rugged Future for Space Pilots Shaped by Doctors
A panel at the 13th annual American Rocket Society meeting foresees spaceflight as a harsh trial beginning and ending with blast off and atmospheric reentry. Trainers describe a capsule at Randolph AFB as a training ship and research chamber. Morale hinges on diet, variety, and cool water, as pilots face monotony, fear, and fatigue during long simulated missions.
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Mars
American Rocket Society
John Slapp
U.S. Air Fore
Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Air Force Base
Texas
Willard R. Hawkins
Guerve P. Hanty
Russia Endorsed Union in Civil War Says Historian
Unis rooURG, Pa AP During the Civil War Russia was the only major European nation that favored preservation of the Union, historian Dr Norman A Graebner of the University of Timis said at the Civil War Conference final meeting. He argued Northern diplomacy owed much to Russian support as Russia saw the United States as a counterweight to Britain. He noted France held a similar view, and Russia’s stance helped deter European intervention that might have strengthened the Confederacy.
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Unis
Great Britain
United States
Graebner
France
Russia
Watton
Larceny Charge Against Oil City Man Dismissed
A larceny charge against Michard Campbell, of Oil City, was dismissed after restitution of 450 to his employer Max Strub. Assistant District Attorney Wayne Gleelen said the drop rests on repayment and that higher standards remain disputed. The case touched on a proposed nursing home building and zoning concerns voiced by City officials and residents.
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Erik
Michard Gynpbell
Cal
Titusville Council Rejects Rest Home Conttinued
The Titusville council rejected a convalescent home proposal after a tense hearing. Mayor Hampton said council had no prior notification yet members agreed the plan could not be detrimental. property owner Heaster had offered to buy the site for 3,000 and redevelop it. Local residents from Meadville to Pittsburgh sent letters criticizing the zoning board’s decision.
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Mente
Appestls Board
Haupton
ei—Hie—Chamiber of
Commerce
Mdividhals Iyye
Willian Tryin
Sheron
Heasler
Wid
Trwin
Heasters
Department of Labor and Industry
Sharon Attor
Tewin
Connell
Heuster
Connenutville
George
W. Becker
Sid
Meadville
New Ca Ile
Erie
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvani
Hampton
Becker
Heaster
Titusville School Board
Varmont
de Mitchell
Bonyu
Hemud
Mitchell
Charles le Brystane
J Colineil
William Memb
Biystone
Giant Storm Moves North Across Central U.S.
A powerful storm system swept northward causing tornadoes and high winds across Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Iowa. Severe weather killed several and injured dozens while weather fronts triggered flooding in Missouri and Kansas. Missing Boy Scouts in Arizona prompted a large search as crews battled snow and freezing conditions across the Santa Rita Mountains near Tucson.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Odessa
Oklahoma
Heeavens
Towa
Elkader
Grinnell
Ottumwa
Santa Rita
Tucson
Mike Early
Michael Lanoue
David Greenberg
Flag Staff
Prescott
Kansas
Missouri
Freemont
St. Louis
Gainesville
Wichita Falls
Arkansas City
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Bowlegs
Oklahom
Moundsville
Kansas City
Leaven Twister
Springfield
Smithville
Grange Proposes Referenda to Shape Farm Aid Plans
The National Grange urges that producers of each commodity vote on preferred farm aid programs. It endorses commodity by commodity set help plans under government guidance to curb overproduction and align production with markets. The Grange seeks state support to resist expanding federal control.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
National Grange
Orgunicntion
Buldinee
Grange
Eisenhower Administration
Court debates invasion of states prerogatives and legislative field
A court discussion cites the U8 and Gedaious, arguing that the action appears to invade states prerogatives and usurp the legislative branch. The dialogue reflects concerns about separating powers and proper jurisdiction.
Power Filmdom's Great Lover and Pittsburg Leadership
The item notes Power Filmdom's Great Lover continuing on page one, his repeated marriage to Debbie Smith Minardas of Mississippi, their pregnancy announcement for February, and the Bell Telephone Co leadership shift with Robert M. Wachob named president of the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce.
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Mississippi
Debbie Smith Minardas
Pittsburgh
Robert M. Wachob
Ml Matinger
Western
Rex
Bell ‘Telephone Co
Wester
Jay
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U.S. District Court
Thomas Re Fraigale
Webby
Gilson‘s
Columbus
General Electro
City Man
Eputists
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Washington
U.S
Titusville Council
Philadelpimta
John F. O'Hara
Philadelphia
Pope John
Rambler
Borstorff Fa Fitch
First Avenue
Flye Rexall Drugs
Ait N. Center St
Corry
Tussy
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Angelique
Goud
Lentheric
Corey
Yardley
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