Universe may pulsate every 82 billion years says astronomer
AP reports Dr Allan Sandage of Mt Wilson and Palomar says calculations from distant radio and light sources indicate the universe is finite and closed. He suggests the expanding cosmos slows, then may contract in a cosmic pulsation roughly every 82 billion years.
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Discovery boosts tool to probe cosmos and expansion
Astronomers see a powerful new method to test big bang versus steady state, using quasistellar galaxies to measure distances beyond half the observable horizon. Sandage notes limited samples but expects future data to map expansion, curvature, and universe volume, with red shift indicating distance.
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McNamara Rivers split on military pay details
In Washington, Defense Secretary McNamara and Rep. Rivers discuss a military pay boost during a five hour House session. Rivers says they are philosophically aligned on the idea, but remain unsure on the dollar specifics as talks continue.
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Byrd’s Nest No 4 Dedicated In Shenandoah Park
Virginia Senator Harry Byrd, celebrating a birthday near 78, attended the dedication of Byrd’s Nest No 4 a trail shelter in Shenandoah National Park. The shelter cost about 10000 dollars and features cardinals carved on a dogwood branch. The event drew 150 friends and included remarks by National Park Service officials about Byrd’s role in park and Skyline Drive development.
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Historical Evening honors Jefferson Davis anniversary
Rawley Marlin Chapter UDC held a Historical Evening at Chatham Baptist Church to mark Jefferson Davis birthday. Victor Millner spoke on today’s view of Davis, songs followed, and projects included sending 100 books to Berea College for Appalachian distribution. Nomination slate planned for September officers.
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Ritchie Motley Wedding Planned for June Sixteen
The marriage of Miss Rose Mary Motley to John Harvey Ritchie will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday June 16 at Wear Presbyterian Church near Chatham. The couple are the children of Mr and Mrs James G Motley and Mr and Mrs H B Ritchie of Chatham. Open church will be observed for friends and relatives. No formal invitations issued. Beach Party piece notes five Joplin teens ordered to shovel nearly six tons of sand for a local firm after breaking sacks to scatter it.
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