Chaplains Free From Military Control Urged
An official United Church task force urges freeing military chaplains from military control to protect religious liberty and enable independent civilian chaplains. The report calls for Supreme Court review of church state separation, removal of officers’ ranks for chaplains, and limits on chaplains’ military assignments to safeguard ministry and mission.
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Moon Shot Saturday A 442 pound Explorer satellite to probe space radio signals
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a 442 pound Explorer satellite sized to study mysterious space radio signals will launch Saturday atop a three stage Delta rocket at 9 18 a m EDT insertion into lunar orbit is planned five days later The satellite Explorer 49 will orbit the moon about 680 miles up to record long periods of low frequency signals from galactic and extragalactic sources and from the sun earth and Jupiter isolating data from earth noise for clearer measurements Radio astronomy began in the 1930s and has yielded a map of the universe different from optical views past satellites showed valuable data but were hampered by earth noise The lunar orbit aims to provide better recordings of energy bursts from distant objects
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