Algae Food Chain Hopes Feed Space Astronauts
Wonders of the Universe reports Mississippi State University microbiology head Dr. Robert G. Tischer exploring algae as the base of a closed ecological food cycle for space. Daphnia, a tiny crustacean, could convert algae to oxygen and serve as fish food, aiding long missions.
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United States
Robert G. Tischer
Microbiology
Mississippi State University
Tischer
Jung the last survivor of psychiatry's founders
Carl Jung, Zurich Keusnacht estate owner and co founder of modern psychiatry, lives in retirement at his lakeside villa. He rejects Freudian emphasis on sexuality, finished his memoirs, and remains a practical figure who studies archetypes and the collective unconscious amid a fear drenched world.
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Carl Jung
Zurich
Koesnacht
Carl Gustav Jung
Jung
Sing
Sigmund Freud
Keusnacht
Lake Zurich
Kesswil
Lake Constance
Basel
Paris
Burghoelzii
Eugen Bleuler
Africa
Asia
Lake
Cool Weather Outlook For August Across Regions
The Weather Bureau released a 30 day outlook for mid July to mid August predicting temperatures will average below normal in the Northeast, south Plains, and Pacific Northwest, with above normal in the Rocky Mountains, northern Plains, and Gulf Coast. Rainfall should exceed normal in the north Atlantic States, Southeast, extreme Northwest, and southern Plains, while the Midwest and far Southwest are expected to be drier. In other areas precipitation stays near normal.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
South Plains
Pacific Northwest
Bureau
Rocky Mountain States
Northern Plains
Gulf Coast
North Atlantic States
Northwest
Southern Plains
Midwest
Guardsmen march through town in humiliation claim
Four Ohio National Guardsmen from Battery Best Howitzers Battalion 134th Artillery were seized at home and marched through Marysville to the armory on military orders. Capt. Robert Nash defended the parade saying it guaranteed drill attendance, while the guardsmen condemned the public humiliation and AWOL charges were not pressed.
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Marysville
Ohio
Oho National
Cap
Robert Nash
Columbus
Nash
134Th Artillery
ONG
Ray
Pension Claims For Veterans Made Simpler
Veterans 65 and older can establish disability for pension with private medical statements without VA examinations under new regulations. Younger veterans may also be rated from complete private reports if they are bedbound or seriously ill. Eligibility requires wartime service and total or partial unemployability, with as low as 10 percent disability affecting 65 plus workers. Eastlack notes the change will speed VA pension processing.
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Veterans Administration
John T. Eastlack
Veterans Administration Office
High St
Hamilton
Eastlack
Prober Eyes Foreign Blast in Havana La Coubre Disaster
Special judge Fernando Lopez said the La Coubre explosion in Havana Harbor was caused by a detonator planted to block arms delivery to Cuba. Four month probe found the blast killed 54, injured 100 plus and left 27 missing with property damage over a million dollars. Castro blamed U.S. officials while Washington denied the charge. The ship remains in Havana Harbor awaiting repairs.
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Havana
Cuba
Fernando Lopez
Antwerp
Belgium
Lopez
United States
Brussels
Fidel Castro
la Coubre
U. S
Jury Selected for Finch Murder Trial in Los Angeles
A jury of eleven women and one man was picked for the second murder trial of Dr. R Bernard Finch and his former receptionist Carole Tregoff in the slaying of Barbara Jean Finch last July. The panel spent 14 days selecting. four alternates will be chosen next week.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
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