Optimist Club Formed in Lima with Youth Program
A new Evening Optimist Club formed in Lima with Junior Friends of the Library presenting a youth program. The first meeting is at 6 30 Wednesday in Alpine Village, organized last week by Optimist International representative Gene Bryant. Officers include James A Fisher president Dan Wise Rex Snapp vice presidents and Ray Krauss secretary treasurer. Sponsored by the Noon Optimist Club. A charter party is scheduled in January.
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Friends of the Library
Optimist
Alpine Village
Optimist International
Gene Bryant
James A. Fisher
Dan Wise
Rex Snapp
Ray Krauss
Noon Optimist Club
46 Shirts For Each New Cotton Use Per Person
New York reports that Americans used 4.2 billion pounds of cotton last year, about 23 pounds per person, enough for roughly 24 house dresses or 36 dress shirts per person. Apparel and carpet wool reached 499 million pounds, over two pounds per person.
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New York
Faith Rest Home Welcomes Guests With Homey Comfort
Faith Rest Home houses thirteen guests aged sixty five to ninety nine. Women and men have separate private baths and areas. Meals served at 9 am and 6 pm with a family dining atmosphere. Visiting hours 2–5 pm and 7–10 pm daily. Thursday church services and weekly outings to town on Wednesdays. Five staff provide care. private TVs and phones in rooms. a future fourteen unit nursing home is planned.
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Faith Rest Home
Space science teacher shares NASA space program relay
Ronald Rodney, a Shawnee School science teacher, recounts his two volunteer stays with a NASA research group at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. The experiences, though not launching, involved sealed environments, monitoring of brain waves, heart rate, and other bodily functions as part of Gemini program planning.
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Ronald Rodney
E. Franklin
Shawnee School
Rodney
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Yesteryear
Republic Aviation
Wright Patterson Airforce Base
Special freezing process hydrates schools for meals
Scientists examined body waste to study how the body uses condensed foods. Some foods tasted good but eating at room temperature made meals monotonous and driven by hunger. In the final phase the group received all fresh foods for three weeks.
Canadians Leaving San Francisco Amid Mass Migration
AP reports rising Canadian immigration to the United States and more Americans moving to Canada. Rodney recalls four men screened for personality defects entering confinement, where they endured 16 days of space suit wear and isolation. In a second experiment a year later they were sealed in a space capsule, with limited movement and only voices, television, and radios for contact. The quartet formed a tight cohesion, resisted outside orders, and endured days with no clothes changes or bathing while medical tests were conducted. The men endured blood and bacteriology sampling as part of the trials.
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Rodney
Medical education budget passes amid 1965 plans
The American Medical Association education committee endorses a 406.6 million dollar operating plan with 162 million for capital construction and 244.6 million for operations for 1966 67. Trustees approve raising the number of medical schools to 101 and note a surge in international medical graduates totaling 13 500 entering Canada from the United States by permanent residence.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Counsell
Buffalo
N.Y
Canada
United State University
Capi
United States
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