Scientists Rely On Shock Waves In Measuring Earth
Alton L. Blakeslee reports on how daisies and cow grazing disturb seismic experiments used to map Earth's size and interior. Wisconsin geophysicists measure gravity and seismic data worldwide, aiming to improve maps, navigation, and missile targeting with artificial satellites and IGY efforts.
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Associated Press
Robert P. Meyer
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
International Geophysical Year
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Hospital Head Named To Board
Richard E. Pieratt administrator of Central Michigan Community Hospital in Mt. Pleasant was elected to the Michigan Hospital Service board of trustees and named to the education committee of the Michigan Hospital Assn. He also serves as secretary of the East Central District Hospital Council and on the Blue Cross public relations committee. Pieratt, a Middletown native who became administrator in 1952, is a graduate of Middletown High School with degrees from Ohio State and Columbia University. He is married to Ann Lewis and they have three children.
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Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
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Michigan Hospital Assn
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Clester Pieratt
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East Central District Hospital Council
Blue Cross Association
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Middletown High School
Ohio State University
Columbia University
Ann Lewis
Middletown
NOMA Sets First Parley For Tuesday
The Butler County NOMA chapter resumes meetings Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Hamilton YWCA. Richard P Jackman GE Jet engine communications specialist will discuss The Happiest People in the World. Program chairman is William Shaw.
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National Office Management Assa
Hamilton Ywca
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General Electric
NOMA
Jackman
University of Iowa
Davenport
Iowa
New York
William Shaw
Raymond Pe Corp
Noma Vice Press
Grandma Moses to Turn 98 on Sunday
Grandmother Moses Anna Mary Robertson Moses will celebrate turning 98 this Sunday at her home in Eagle Bridge New York near the Vermont border. Her physician Dr Clayton Shaw urges no party due to frail health as she rests much of the day and paints only briefly. Her daughter Winnona Fisher and many family members live nearby with sons grandchildren and great grandchildren nearby.
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Shaw
Winnona Fisher
First Manmade Snow Storm Drops Dry Ice on Mount Greylock
In 1946 researchers produced a snow storm over Mount Greylock Massachusetts by air dropping dry ice into clouds. The experiment marked a early foray into weather modification by the United States.
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Mount Greylock
Mass
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