Van Allen Probes Mysteries Of Earth’s Outer Belts
Ten years after the radiation belts bearing his name were found Dr. James A. Van Allen continues space research. Key questions include the extraterrestrial ring current circling 10 000 to 20 000 miles above the equator its role in magnetic storms and radio blackouts how solar storms inject particles into the belts and how whistlers radio waves relate to belt particle motion.
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Johnson weighs removal of gold cover in State of the Union
President Johnson may seek Congress to drop the last domestic link to the dollar by removing the gold cover, tying 25 cent gold backing to federal notes. Officials hint the move could accompany the new balance of payments program and tax ideas as Van Allen's team advances Injun 5 space work.
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Southpaw psychology urges balanced handedness in children
A columnist argues left handedness is common and sport friendly, but schools and instruments favor right hands. Parents are advised to gently train writing right handed while allowing throwing and batting left handed. The piece cites Judges 20 16 and Mickey Mantle as examples and invites readers to request a 200 point test for good parenting from Dr Crane.
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Urbana Approves Open Housing Ordinance
Urbana Illinois city council approves open housing rules banning discrimination in sale rental or leasing based on race color religion national origin or ancestry. The measure carries revocation or license suspension and fines up to 500 per offense and will be enforced by a five member board appointed by the mayor for three year terms.
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Paulsen launches STAG bid on TV satire stage
New York AP reports Pat Paulsen arrives to announce a noncandidacy for president on CBS. A STAG party platform is hinted with jokes about fear, poverty, crime, and urban renewal while he jokes about not running or serving. The plan includes Carson and Hope appearances and a prime time noncampaign on TV.
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Dogs Too Cold
Arnold G. Cain faced a heating dilemma for a newborn Dachshund litter during a New England cold spell. With gas cut off in a zero degree apartment he used a heating pad and blanket for the mother, then relocated the dogs and their dam to a motel to survive the extreme conditions.
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Ann Landers letters offer blunt home truth on family care
A 76 year old woman asks how to handle living with her son after his wife’s death and years of housekeeping. Ann Landers urges her to return home, asserting the son can manage and the elder woman deserves her own life. A man seeks dating tips for height bias. guidance suggests perspective on tall partner expectations and humorous real-life examples.
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Evening TV Schedule Snapshot
Television lineup lists programs on CBS and unrelated channels for tonight. Highlights include gillogical mix of weather news sports, a Perry Mason movie, Alfred Hitchcock and Invaders, with late news and Joey Bishop.
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Cardinals Resign Posts in Pope Paul Reorganization
Two more cardinals quit the Vatican Curia as Pope Paul reshapes the central government. Francis Brennan, 72, of Shenandoah Pennsylvania, becomes prefect of the Congregation for the Discipline of Sacraments and replaces Benedetto Aloisi Masella. Gustavo Testa resigns as secretary of the Congregation for the Oriental Church. Maximilian de Furstenberg of the Netherlands is named his successor. Five cardinals have resigned since January 8.
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Crossword Clue Answers From Daily Puzzle Page
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