Prague purge prompts star witness claims and plots
A murky Soviet led purge scene surfaces with mentions of purged officials and alleged Western ties. The report links Nasned Star Witness ha How Croch Parge to a wider campaign against Tito loyalists, implicating figures across Hungary and Spain and noting forthcoming Prague exhibitions tied to countering Western influence.
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Quotation Found After Much Hunting
Washington senior library official resolves a long search for a famous quotation by opening a book to a revealing inscription. The discovery follows help from reference staff and assistants who also chased the elusive source.
Rain Making Tried Since Ancient Times Across Cultures
The piece traces rain making from primitive magic to modern experiments, noting efforts from diverse cultures and periods. It mentions ancient rites by Hopi and Arabs, Mesopotamian and Greek gods, and later U S attempts funded by Congress, up to early 20th century cloud seeding and dry ice methods, highlighting figures like Charles Hatfield and Frank Melbourne and events near Washington and in Texas. The tone surveys belief in weather control and the long quest to induce rain.
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School Uses Math To Aid US Flyers At Randolph Field
At Randolph Field Texas the School of Aviation Medicine applies higher mathematics to solve flight safety issues. Researchers study why some pilots endure high altitudes better, select flyers with safe immunity to high altitude effects, and train pilots to withstand thinner air. This marks the first biometrics department in the region.
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New Drug Boosting US Sheep Industry
A novel drug named remater reduces lamb deaths from fringe worm infections and liver condemnation during fattening. Trials show death loss drop from about 4.5 percent to 0.75 percent and liver condemnations fall from 28 percent to about 5 percent, boosting profits for sheep producers. Experts caution results depend on feeding and management, with planners using data to select the best cure strategy.
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