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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1968
Page
14
The article explains cosmic rays as energetic particles from space and the atmosphere. It outlines primary rays mainly protons, secondary rays from atmospheric interactions, three possible sources sun stars specifically supernovae and distant dust clouds, and notes the unknown exact origins.
Hollywood reports Disney Studio begins a feature cartoond without Walt Disney guiding. The Aristocats evolves from initial sketches after 101 Dalmatians with Wolfgang Reitherman directing and Disney’s late stewardship shaping balance, personality and humor.
On this Fourth of July the puzzle highlights three great men who led the fight for American independence. Rearrange letters in each word to reveal their names. Donna Wigdal, 11, Madison Wisconsin is today's winner.
AP Business Analyst notes the push to cool rather than kill growth as inflation sits near 4 percent and the economy expands 5 percent. Consumers increase savings to 7.7 percent of after tax income in April to June, reducing retail purchases and signaling a shift in spending patterns amid policy expectations.
A Cessna 172 wreckage was located on Pine Creek Mountain. Wallace Lambert, 30, of Maryville, was identified as the deceased. James Haney of Chattanooga reported spotting the plane to forest rangers after prior directions from authorities.
A mixed collection notes hospitalizations, aging drivers, and rising retirement costs in the United States. It compares U S and Canadian phone usage and highlights a Manhattan co op listing with high maintenance. It cites UNICEF on global malnutrition and quotes Bob Hope on recreation.
More than 21 million acres of pulp and paper industry forest lands in the South are open to the public for hunting and fishing. The region also has 262 public recreation areas established on these lands.
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