Wonders Of The Universe Space Advances Benefit Industry
NASA launches a broad program to transfer space age research to civilian industry. The effort links NASA centers and contractors to speed tech, processes, and materials to manufacturers, lowering costs and expanding product options for consumers.
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I. M. Levitt
Fels Planetarium
Franklin Institute
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Morton J. Stoller
NASA
Office of Applications
Area Men In Service At Lackland Air Force Base
Two Cullman men remain at Lackland to attend United States Air Force technical training for air policemen. Airman Basic Harold W. Hunt and Airman Basic Jimmy C. Fowler, both Cullman residents, are listed among raised training soldiers. The piece also notes Airman Basic Hammond C. Brown from Falkville is reassigned to Amarillo for administrative specialist training.
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Lackland Afb
Tex
Lackland
United States Air Force
Harold W. Hunt
Other S. Hunt
Hammond C. Brown
Leon C. Truss
Falkville 2
Amarillo Afb
Heloise Tips on Rugs Pewter and Diaper Soak
Reader letters cover rug backing rot from hot water under 105 degrees and low-heat drying. Tips include pewter care with polish or ashes, and a diaper soak recipe with borax and baking soda to reduce odor. A fan shares housework frustration and a method to build character during chores.
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Heloise
Mary Mallardi
Cold War Skirmishes From Berlin to Cuba Unfold
A historical survey traces a half decade of crises from Khrushchev’s Berlin ultimatum to the Cuban missile scare. It notes repeated Western ultimatums, Western hesitations, and Khrushchev’s retreats, with Berlin remaining the focal point of East West tension and Western Europe showing gradual Communist decline amid NATO strains.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
West
West Berlin
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
United Nations
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Latin America
Vienna
Indochina
Laos
Moscow
U.S
Germany
Western Europe
East Berlin
East Germany
Europe
Washington
U.N
Extreme Cold Holds Southern Markets
Extreme cold in the Southeast slowed movement of livestock poultry fruits and agriculture products. Cattle and calf receipts at Atlanta Nashville Memphis Louisville Montgomery and six Georgia Florida Alabama plants totaled about 13 600 head this week versus 16 300 last week. Hog receipts totaled 33 600 this week versus 42 400 last week. Hog prices ended largely steady to 50 cents higher per hundred pounds. Broiler prices rose to about 14 cents a pound as shortages emerged late in the week. Georgia processors slaughtered 6.2 million birds this week unchanged from last week. Egg prices in southeastern cities declined 1 to 2 cents per dozen despite a higher New York base. Closing prices for selected centers ranged from 43 12 to 48 cents per dozen. Prices for lead hogs at southern markets were around 15 16 dollars per hundred pounds with variations by market. Cattle prices varied by region with steers and cows showing solid activity and regional price differences. Florida oranges rose modestly at Atlanta and Louisville markets with grapefruit steady. Sweet potatoes and cabbage showed mixed regional pricing. Tobacco sales slowed with season totals at 698 million pounds and average price 58.51 dollars per hundred pounds up to 68.44 year over year. Cold weather ended western district fire cured sales and closed eastern district markets Thursday and Friday.
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Atlanta
USDA
Nashville
Memphis
Louisville
Montgomery
Georgia- Florida-Alabama
Southeastern
Mississippi
Alabama
North Carolina
Georgia
New York
Birmingham
Jackson
Jacksonville
Florida
U.S
Tennessee
Kentucky
Cataracts in Dogs and Surgical Options
Cataracts occur in dogs at about the same rate as in people and are usually a result of aging. Surgery is the only sure treatment, best performed by a specialized veterinary eye surgeon, with careful case selection and thorough aftercare.
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Worth Lanier
D.V.M
Cotton Price Range Narrows On New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton futures showed a narrow trading range on the New York Cotton Exchange with gains of 25 cents to 2.05 a bale over the week. Previous week saw larger swings of 1.60 to 5.85, amid speculation on new support legislation for planting the new crop starting in about five weeks. Exports fell due to dock strikes along the Atlantic and Gulf Coast, with week ending Jan 22 exports at 25,000 bales versus 28,000 prior week and 107,000 the year ago same week.
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NEW York
New York Cotton Exchange
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
New York Cotton Exchange Service Bureau
International Cotton Trade Journal Promotes Global Cooperation
The 30th International Edition of The Cotton Trade Journal & Agricultural Reporter highlights 78 contributions from government officials and businessmen across 35 countries. It notes 1961 cotton sales of $23.9 million, surpassed only by machinery and chemicals, and outlines plans to regain markets, reduce costs, and expand cotton's reach.
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Hodges
Thorkil Kristen
OECD
Andre Deguae
Belgium
Jose Gomez S. Gordon
Algodonera Commercial Mexicana
Pedro Gua Villalbi
Consejo de Economia Nacional
Spain
Mumtaz Hasan
National Bank of Pakistan
Ed Lipscomb
National Cotton Council
Cotton Producers Institute
Lipscomb
Seton Ross
Cotton Trade Journal & Agricultural Reporter
Ross
Iron Curtain
Belief in reincarnating souls among Eskimo traditions
Some Eskimos hold that the souls of the dead reincarnate as newborns and guard children as they grow. When the child can care for himself, the spirit leaves and the cycle continues.
Holland & Woodard Co final settlement date set
Holland Woodard Co Inc completes contract with the State of Alabama for Project No S 149 9 in Morgan County and the state fixes February 5 1963 as the final settlement date All claims must be filed at Decatur Alabama office before the settlement date 1220 Church St Jan 6 13 20 27
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Holland & Woodard Co., Inc
Alabama
Weekend Public Notice of Postings and Readings
Schedule fragment shows publication times Tuesday Wednesday and Friday at 8 PM preceding day. Saturday postings at 9 AM. Friday Sunday and Monday issues at 12 noon Saturday.
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Stoller
Jet Propulsion Laboratories
JPL
Oklahoma City
Marshall Space Flight Center
Jimmy C. Fowler
Grover W. Harris
Cullman 2
Brown
Falkville High School
Parris Island
S.C
FHTNC
Marine Pvt
James P. Tillery Jr
James P.tillery
Marine Corps Recruit Corps Recruit Depot
Here
Marine Corps
Fowler
Laurice O’farrell
Heloise P.S
King Features Syndicate, Inc
NATO
France
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
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