Moon Trip Sidelight Sleep Cycle Studied
Officials at Randolph Air Force Base study a space cabin experiment to define a physiologic day night cycle for long flights. Major General Otis T. Benson and Dr. Hubertus Strughold discuss sleep, work hours, and the duration of the test to observe reactions and alertness under a 24 hour day.
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San Antonio
Tex
School of Space Medicine
Randolph Air Force Base
Associated Press
Otis T. Benson
Hubertus Strughold
Donald G. Farrell
Ically
Strughold
NBC Vice President Emanuel Sacks Dies
Emanuel Sacks 56, NBC vice president in charge of television talent and programs, died at Medical Center after illness. He had been ill for months and his duties included staffing for NBC’s network. The obituary notes his position and age amid mixed, unclear wording from the clipping.
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Philadelphia
Emanuel Sacks
National Broadcasting Co
Benson
Medical
Sacks
Vice Press
Radio Corp
America
Strughold
Jevere
Court Martial Upheld Medaris Against Nickerson
Medaris, head of the Army Missile Agency, defended his position against Col. John Nickerson in a court martial aftermath. Nickerson was found guilty on charges tied to unauthorized actions and was suspended for a year with a $1,500 fine. Medaris cited continuing scrutiny since the first U.S. satellite launch and said he would not again want Nickerson under his command.
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Washington
Army
John B. Medaris
Cokerson
John/ficer
B. Nickerson
Medaris Valso
Medaris
Ballistic Missiles Agency
Mickergon
Panama
U. S
Nickerson
Col
United States
Moon Rocket Possible in Few Months
Maj. Gen. John B Medaris said the Army could place a satellite around the moon within months if approved and might mount a manned lunar expedition within years. He noted plans to launch another earth orbiting satellite between tomorrow and April first and outlined steps to larger satellites, tracing progress toward Sputnik I size but with greater instruments.
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Washington
John
Medaris
Army
Ins
Ballistic Missile. Agency
Spid
Tion
Russia
Fenston Newspapers Sold to Scripps League
The Hanford Sentinel and The Santa Maria Times were sold to the Scripps League of Newspapers from the late publisher Earl J Fenston. Robert S Magee, general manager, said the sale was negotiated weeks before his death. Terms were not announced.
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Hanford
Earl J.’ Fenston
Santa Maria
Scripps League of Newspapers
I Sunday
Robert S. Magee
Fenston
Hanford Sentinel
The
Santa Maria Times
Eisenhower rests as doctors report cold and sore throat
Washington. President Eisenhower, who has been suffering from a cold, rested Sunday night at the White House and did not attend church. The illness, which began a week ago after a weekend in Georgia, included a sore throat and cold symptoms.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Lanacane Relief Ad Promises Itch Cure
An old advertise plea touts Lanacane as a medicated cream that ends intense itching and scratching. It claims near years of torment from skin irritations subside after use, offering a large jar for $1.00 and urging purchase to prevent further scratching.
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D.hewart
Lanscane
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