Gravity Problems for NASA Apollo Applications Program
NASA faces major comfort and practicality challenges for long orbital missions. Engineers seek better waste disposal, showers, entertainment, food, and clothing options to sustain two month crews. Artificial gravity is debated. solutions like a whisker remover, zero gravity shower, pendulum mass scale, and jet shoes are explored amid concerns about weight and construction.
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Harvard Board Warns Violence Could Force Closure
Harvard's governing body warns campus violence could shut down the university and urges unity to avoid drastic action. The University Corporation notes the upheaval after University Hall takeover and police eviction, with injuries and arrests, while a student mass meeting at Harvard Stadium weighs extending the strike and ROTC policy.
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Chicago Verdicts Expected in Democratic Convention Trial
AP reports a verdict was anticipated in the marina trial of 13 defendants charged with arresting disorderly conduct during the Democratic National Convention. The proceedings, before Magistrate Dunne, hinge on when police may curb First Amendment rights amid perceived danger. Sentences could reach up to $500.
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Sirhan's Case To Be Given To Jury
Los Angeles AP report on Sirhan Bishara Sirhan pending jury deliberations in a first degree murder case. Judge Herbert V. Walker outlines the options as jurors weigh premeditation and potential second degree murder while defense emphasizes diminished capacity and mental state amid Kennedy assassination context.
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Harris Survey Shows Football Overtakes Baseball as Favorite Sport
Louis Harris reports in the 1965 Harris Survey that football now leads baseball among U S sports followers. The study of 1,208 Americans tracks trends over five years with football gaining dramatically while baseball falls from 39 to 28 percent as favorite sport.
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