UC physiologists warn moon colonists face oxygen crisis
Berkeley scientists Bernard Baird and Sherburne F. Cook report future moon mothers may need to return to Earth to bear healthy children unless oxygen supply is adequate. They say minimum oxygen for survival may not suffice for normal fetal development and oxygen-poor air could raise congenital heart defects in offspring.
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Former U S Envoy To Head Peace Research Institute
James J Wadsworth, former U S ambassador to the United Nations, was named president and CEO of the new Peace Research Institute in Washington D C. The nonprofit aims to stimulate research on peace, self government and international order.
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Son of Matador Resident Promoted to Air Force Colonel
Col. Maurice R. Reilly, Maxwell AFB Alabama and former Matador resident, has been promoted to colonel. He attended the University of Colorado and Purdue, earned a master’s in civil engineering, served in the Asiatic-Pacific theater and with the Far East Air Forces, and holds pilot and command ratings with 3500 flight hours. He is married to Marian Riley of Boulder and has three children. The family plans a June transfer to Washington DC.
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Local Briefs Move Through Lubbock District News
Iuice Morris three week old daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Morris 519 4th St treated and released from West Texas Hospital after a two car collision at 64th and Ave U. Fire destroyed a vacant frame house 912 32nd St owned by L B Landrum of San Antonio. Explosion suspected from gas at 94 E Tulane St caused only minor damage. James Franklin 12 suffered a fractured left arm playing near home. Grand jury began 29 felony cases with 57 witnesses heard. 6 cases listed for consideration. E J Lavender in poor condition after a stroke in Temple. Community notices include a Realtor breakfast talk and a move to Staten Island for Dr. Bruckner and family.
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Rambler Dominates 1961 Pure Oil Economy Trials at Daytona
In the 1961 Pure Oil Economy Trials Rambler swept major honors at Daytona Speedway. Les Viland drove the Ambassador V-8 to win its class and lead a Rambler sweep—six of the top ten spots, 14 stops on the 3.7 mile course, and an average 26.86 miles per gallon.
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