Wonders Of The Universe 1st Space Telescope Debate
The Franklin Institute reports scientists debate placing a large telescope in Earth orbit or on the Moon as satellite astronomy nears, weighing propulsion needs, stability, and guiding accuracy. Orbital telescopes promise greater data from 12 to 50 inch instruments, while lunar platforms face friction and bearing challenges in space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Levitt
Fels Planetarium
Franklin Institute
Milky Way
Galaxy
Earth
Moon
Orbiting
Hints From Heloise Share Household Tips and Tricks
Readers inspire a collection of practical tips from Heloise notes. Wax floors with a pan dipped wet mop for quicker results. Drop a penny in flower water to slow petal opening. Add powdered milk to rinse for body in curtains and fabrics. Nylon hose rubber band substitutes praised.
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Heloise
Myra Boyer
Cat Scratch Disease Causes and Treatable Risk
Medical note explains cat scratch disease follows kitten scratches, often in children, with fever and lymph node swelling weeks later. It discusses unclear exact cause, possible germ in cat urine, and emphasizes cleaning scratches, rapid treatment, and not removing the cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Limestone Suspect Returned From Tennessee
Limestone County Sheriff Clyde Ennis went to Shelbyville Tennessee Friday afternoon to pick up Daniel Newman a 21 year old man charged with giving bad checks Newman called to surrender and was placed in Limestone County Jail at 1150 p m Friday.
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Athens
Limestone County
Clyde Ennis
Shelbyville
Tenn
Daniel Newman
Newman
Vision of Automated Space Telescope Advances
The article discusses a future where a space telescope operates without human touch, using automatic plate changes and a television feed to Earth. It anticipates orbital observatories with automatic functions, promising major advances in astronomy once a manned station is possible.
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Earth
Ae Ees Er
Hodges Sees Giant Economy Dragging Its Heels
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges described the U S economy as a slow moving giant and urged an income tax cut to spur growth in 1963 He noted record 1962 activity but slower momentum and high unemployment while stressing the need to release the tax brake to boost consumer buying and business investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Congress
Kennedy
Damage suit seeks 45000 for Decatur traffic crash
Civil actions filed in circuit court allege a Dec 29 1961 collision on 2nd Street SW near Decatur Iron and Steel Co involved Mildred Gray driving a 1961 Chevrolet pickup and Jack Davis driving another car. Mildred seeks 40000 and Coy Gray 5000 for injuries property damage and loss of companionship.
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Decatur
Mildred Gray
Jack Davis
2Nd St
Decatur Iron and Steel Co
Davis
Science For You Problem Hit the Circle
A coaching sketch explains using two people and a broom to drop the end into a ring on the floor. The lever action lets a small finger force bend the broom’s path, with coordination and timing key to success.
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General Features Corp
Soviet Sub Fleet Lands Brings Nuclear Subs Closer to Parity
Vice Admiral John W. Thach and Vice Admiral Elton W. Grenfell said the Soviet naval program is expanding with credible reports of about 10 nuclear-powered subs in service, potentially rising to 265 in time, while the United States projects 81 submarines including 41 with ballistic missiles.
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Washington
John W. Thach
Pacific Fleet
United States
U.S
Elton W. Grenfell
Atlantic
Thach
Soviet Union
Grenfell
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
Cotton Prices Hold Firm On New York Exchange
Cotton futures in the domestic market closed firmer with gains mainly in distant deliveries as spot demand rose and outside stocks shrank. Nearer months eased while exports remained slow and price support prospects for 1963 remained uncertain.
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NEW York
New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton Exchange Service Bureau
Few Seats For Chamber Meet At Decatur Country Club
Fewer than 20 reservations remain for the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner at Decatur Country Club. About 362 tickets sold of 380 capacity with a speaker table omitted. TVA Chairman Aubrey J. Wagner appears as guest speaker with Chamber leader R W Pete Henderson.
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Chamber of Commerce
Decatur Country Club
Skip Sherrill
Sherrill
Aubrey J. Wagner
The
Tennessee Valley Authority
Chamber
R. W
Pete” Henderson
Shearen Elebash
Montgomery
A. R. Jones
Frank E. Smith
TVA
Bank St
Classified Notice Scheduling Deadlines
Classified ad deadlines listed for publication days and times. Dial 353-4612 for details. The text specifies 4:30 PM on preceding publication day and 9 AM for Saturday, with noon Friday, Sunday, and Monday issues.
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Wonders of the
Penny
Irene
Dacron
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Limestone
Tennessee
Limestone Circuit Court
James “. Bloodworth
Limestone County Circuit Court
J. I. Thomas
R. L Hundley
E. L. Grisham
Limestone Sheriff's Office
Hollice Smith
Science
By Bob Brown
Aee
Dial
Holland
Moulton St
Paul C. Davis
Call
Henry W. Wade
Henry Wade
Baldwin
George Mills
Trainer Music Co
Huntsville
Ala
Electro’ux
Glenn Butler
P. O
Florence
St John’s Parish House
Betty M. Owens
Lillie Douth
Business Services
Morris Bros
Stimson
Scottsman Tee Machine
Eagar Refrigeration Co
2Nd Ave
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