Man Survives In Vacuum In 500000 Foot Flight Test
Sigfried Hansen volunteers for an Air Force Litton Industries vacuum chamber experiment at Beverly Hills California. He endures simulated high altitude flight in a 9 by 15 foot chamber, data recorded on heart rate respiration and blood pressure while air is evacuated to near zero pressure.
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Beverly Hill
Calif
Sigfried Hansen
Hansen
Litton Industries
Los
Air Force and
Litton
Mal Glass
Earth
Space Laboratory
Precision Components
Systems Engineering
Air Force
Morton Alperin
Office of Scientific Research
Directorate of Advanced Studies
Pasadena
America
Alperin
Compatibility Growing Report on Doctors and Press Relations
A UNC study shows doctors and editors increasingly cooperate in medical news. The two and a half year project analyzed 1771 items with input from 100 newsmen and 350 physicians, aiming to chart attitudes and practices and reduce barriers to coverage.
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Chapel Hill
Jan
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
North Carolina Press
Roy E. Carter, Jr
University of North Carolina School of Journalism
Carter
Medical Socie
Medical Society of North Carolina
School of Journalism
Institute For Research In Social Science
Holt McPherson
High Point Enterprise
Sam Ragan
and Times
Worth Bacon
Winston- Salem Journal
John S. Rhodes Raleigh
Thomas T. Jones
Durham
C. T. Wilkinson
Wake Forest
William P. Richardson
UNC School of Medicine
Donald B. Koonce
Wilmington
State Medical Society
State Society
Three U S Jets Crash Into Sea Off Japan
Three U S Air Force jet trainers crashed into the sea off western Japan after their engines flamed out nearly together. One body recovered, search for two more continues. Planes departed Iwakuni base for a training flight to Yokota. planes from the 418th Fighter Training Squadron.
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Fuchu
Japan
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Iwakuni
Yokota
Tokyo
418Th
Washington
Ambassador Leaves Berlin for U S Soviet Talks
Frankurt report says Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson departed for Washington for consultations on U S Soviet relations. He flew from Moscow on an Air Force transport and then transferred to a commercial flight for the remainder of the trip to the United States.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Soviet Union
Washington
U. S
Moscow
United States
Judge sinks old eyeshade after 19 years in court
Greensboro Superior Court Judge H Hoyle Sink, known for his green eyeshade, tried a new one and said it would take some breaking in. He had worn the old one for 19 years.
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Greensboro
N. C
H. Hoyle Sink
Tobacco Insurance Hearing Schedules in North Carolina
A public hearing set for Feb. 13 in Raleigh will consider a proposed $9 cap on tobacco hail insurance rates or keeping county rates at last year levels. The North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau outlined increases in seven counties and decreases in 17, with 76 counties remaining unchanged.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Charles F. Gold
Gold
W. S. Bizell
Wake County
Surry County
Forsyth
New Hanover
Northampton
Washington
Yadkin
Beaufort
Stokes
Bertie
Chatham
Davidson
Warren
Craven
Montgomery
Granville
Wilkes
Harnett
Hoke
Person
Jones
Moore
Richmond
Robeson
Rating Bureau
Gaston
Lincoln
Klansmen to appeal case in South Carolina Supreme Court
J Wiley Brown, attorney for four Ku Klux Klansmen convicted of beating Claud Cruell, plans an appeal to the South Carolina Supreme Court. Sentences range from one year to six years. bond pending appeal. Cruell sheltered a white tenant’s seven children while his wife was hospitalized.
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Greenville
S.C
J. Wiley Brown
Travelers Rest
Brown
A. Marshall Rochester
Wade Henry Howard
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Robert E. Waldrop
Jack Bentley
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Weed
Waynick
Greensboro, H.C
Fred W. O'Neal
Roanoke
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Rodden Furniture Company
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