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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1964
Page
15
Science for You explains a dip needle experiment using a cork glass needles and a magnet to show the earth’s magnetic field lines bending downward. The article notes dip varies by location with no dip at the equator and promotes a book collection called Science Circus No 2 available through bookstores or Bob Brown at this newspaper.
Gerrit Hardeman, once Oscar the Kaiser's private chauffeur, now tends the estate as a gardener in Holland. He recalls long-ago service beginning January 14, 1922, and the Emperor's playful rebukes, while reflecting on wartime recalls and life after leaving imperial service.
Denver AP reports Martin Co missile plant engineers test a space rendezvous facility to simulate two spacecraft docking in zero G. The movable and fixed heads imitate latch mechanisms while pilots match up to target vehicles using television radar and computers. Officials foresee two-person crews guiding docking lessons for future space stations and crew transfers in orbit.
HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE NEW MEXICO AP The seven mile supersonic test sled track where Col John Paul Stapp rode to fame as the fastest man on earth jolts along with a history from December 1954 when he hit 632 miles per hour. Built at twelve million dollars the track has since aided tests of aerodynamic stress deceleration vibration instrument performance and aeromedical hazards using rocket sleds. The sleds offer unique capabilities to accelerate decelerate and photograph tests with precise velocity measurements and are configured in single and dual rail designs with solid and liquid propellants for a broad range of space flight research.
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