NASA Tower To Probe Weightlessness In 500-Foot Drop
Cleveland and New Orleans reports describe Lewis Research Center plan to build a 500 foot tower to study weightlessness during free fall. Objects up to 6,000 pounds may be dropped to measure gravity effects for spaceflight, while New Orleans covers a separate cell battle in organ transplant research at Stanford and London institutions.
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Cleveland
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Federal Space Agency
Lewis Research Center
New Orleans
Stanford University
Medical School of London
Samuel Konitz
Stanford
American College of Cardiology
Fischer Quints Five Months Old Today
The Fischer quintuplets James Andrew Mary Ann Mary Catherine Mary Margaret and Mary Magdalene reach five months as their Aberdeen South Carolina family marks Valentine’s Day. Older siblings Danny 7 Charlotte 8 Julie 6 Evelyn 4 and Denise 3 bring valentines in a small town observance.
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S.C
Fischer
James Andrew
Mary Ann
Mary Catherine
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
Andrew Fischer
Valentines
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Charlotte
Julie
Evelyn
Denise
Bible that no man can read marks 300th anniversary
The Massachusetts Bible Society celebrates 300 years since the first Western Hemisphere Bible printed in Massachusetts. John Eliot translated the Indian Bible into an Algonquin phonetic script requiring extensive language invention. Only a few original copies survive on Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod. none are readable today.
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Massachusetts Bible Society
Society
John Eliot
John Elio
Eliot
Martha’s Vineyard
Cape Cod
Descen
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Raulston Furniture
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Philco
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