Gorillas Mosquitoes and a Star Atlas in Science News
The report covers gorilla social life and communication as studied by George Schaller, notes on why mosquitoes bite some people and how repellents might improve, and describes GE's cocoon shielding concept for space radiation. Eastman Kodak assists in preparing a star infrared atlas for navigation research.
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Phone Links Are Tough To Sabotage
Explosions damaged three telephone relay stations in western Utah and eastern Nevada Sunday but civil defense officials and North American Air Defense Command officers said major relays have rerouting systems to prevent service interruption. They said America's defense communications are highly redundant and would require an enormous coordinated attack to impair warning capability. Automatic switchover occurred quickly, causing only brief disruption.
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Cats Kicked Out, Husband Returns
Chicago couple Robert Wilson and June Wilson, ages 43 and 38, will attempt a two week reconciliation after the judge ordered the removal of 24 cats from their Palos Heights home. Wilson claims cruelty and a $80 monthly cat feeding cost amid his allergy. Mrs. Wilson says cats were a substitute for affection. The judge allowed limited feline access to test stability. Belgrade notes remaining Yugoslav water resources yet to be developed.
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Would-Be Murderer Weds Intended Victim In Detention
Miss Kawashima and Sadao Shimizuda wed under wire netting in a Tokyo jail as he awaits trial for attempted murder. Shimizuda was jailed for choking Kawashima with a belt after a quarrel over their marriage. After recovery she changed her mind and agreed to marry him and testify for him.
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Air Merger In Effect United absorbs Capital Airlines
The nation’s largest airline merger takes effect with Capital Airlines absorbed by United Air Lines. United leaps to first place, ahead of American, reducing trunk airlines to 11 and creating an organization of 30,000 employees serving 117 cities on 18,000 miles of routes.
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Airline merger ends long struggle after costly expansion
The text chronicles a troubled airline that operated 33 years with little profit, paying only two stock dividends. capital required a merger to avert fleet foreclosure on Viscount aircraft bought from Vickers-Armstrongs. Vickers paused a $34 million debt suit in light of the merger terms. legal effect awaits today’s close of business. Dial 7-5121 for Classified Ads.
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