Meteor bumper idea for space ships debated by scientists
Harvard and British scientists discuss protecting space vessels from meteoroid strikes. Proposals include a half inch steel bumper or a quarter inch hull with an inch gap and thin surrounding sheet to vaporize incoming meteors. Clarke argues short flights face low risk, while long hauls could justify heavy armor.
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Sidewalk sage Hal Boyle Abbreviated Observations
New York column presents a string of humorous sayings and wry observations on marriage work luck and human nature. Standout lines tease relationships career booze and everyday quirks with a columnist’s light tone. The snippets mix clever punchlines about men women and society.
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Nourse Attacks Government Deficit Policy in Congress
Economist Edwin G. Nourse voices criticism and praise in Congress over fiscal policy. Retiring as chairman of Truman's Economic Advisory Council, he urges the United States to husband its reserves rather than slip back into deficits.
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