Air Force tests earth germs surviving Mars like conditions
Three U.S. Air Force space medicine researchers reported that microbes from Java Arizona and Texas survived near oxygenless nitrogen atmospheres at Martian temperatures from 70 to 95 degrees below zero. Under jars with minimal moisture the microbes thrived down to 1 percent water, with some lasting at 0.4 percent. Tests continue on even drier conditions.
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Ariz
Mars
U.S. Air Force
Java
Painted Desert
Arizona
Texas
Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
San Antonio
Tex
Ings
International Mars Committee
Astronomical Society of the Pacific
Hubertus Strughold
Air Force School
Strughold
Earth
New Entrance Found in Nanih Waiya Mound by Scouts
Mississippi expedition led by Fabian Fraser at Nanih Waiya mound uncovers a second entrance into caves 82 feet in, near Nanih Waiya Creek. Jackson Meridian and Louisville Boy Scouts, aided by bulldozers, plan to probe a 15 acre area while pumping out water, as legends of a witch doctor and poisoned gas inspire cautious exploration. Fraser and his daughter Ruth Weaver used walkie talkies and safety gear during the search.
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Miss
Nanih Waiya Indian Mound
Fabian Fraser
Camp Palila
Boy Scouts
Louisville
Jackson
Meridian
Nanih Waiya Creek
Fraser
Ruth Weaver
Anxiety in expecting mothers spurs call for psychotherapy
A New York report highlights how husbands react with nausea to eggs as wives near childbirth. Dr. Marc J. Musser warns excessive anxiety underlies many illnesses and that happiness pills do not cure it. He advocates broader use of psychotherapy and training for general practitioners to handle emotionally induced illnesses.
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New York
Marc J. Musser
Madison
Wisc
UAW creates drop-In Centers for retired workers
The United Auto Workers operates 23 centers nationwide to aid retired members with loneliness, health, housing and income issues. In Detroit area centers, volunteers and paid staff run daily programs from crafts to movies while visiting shut-ins to offer medical and financial help.
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UAW
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Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Connecticut
Missouri
Ohio
Kansas
Ontario
Canada
Cen
Center
Ray Henry
American Held For Attack On Jap Taxi Driver
Pvt. Robert E. Holmes, 19, of Home Valley Washington, on leave from Misawa Air Base, is held by U S Army authorities in Japan on suspicion of attempting to rob and assault a Japanese taxi driver Yenjo Sugawara. Sugawara says Holmes directed him to a country road and tried to take money with a pistol before a struggle ensued.
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Robert E. Holmes
Home Valley
Wash
Holmes
Yenjo Sugawara
Sugawara
Army Signal Corps
Misawa
Japan
Sunset mayor Lavergne named deputy director in Philippines mission
Daly C. Lavergne former Sunset mayor and high school principal is appointed deputy director of the U S Operations Mission to the Philippines. The appointment takes effect upon his arrival in the Philippines around July 1.
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Daly C. Lavergne
Sunset
U. S
Philippines
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