Scientists debate tektite origins and lunar link
Scientists argue over tektites' source with Harvard physicist Varsavsky proposing lunar fragments from meteor impacts. Urey counters with chemical evidence, Barnes cites distribution gaps, Kopal suggests terrestrial origin. Debate highlights uncertain tektite provenance.
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Earth
Virgil E. Barnes
University of Texas
Barnes
United States
Texas
Indonesia
Australia
Libyan
Zdenek Kopal
University of Manchester
England
Varsavsky
Moon
Kopal
Army chief warns against 55000-man cut in budget
Army Secretary Wilber M. Brucker told a Senate subcommittee that the proposed defense budget reducing the Army by 55,000 would leave the force short of what is needed for security. He noted he and Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor urged funding for a 925,000-man Army in the 1959 budget.
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Defense Department
Sainthood Approved For Two By Pope
Pope Pius XII and church leaders approved sainthood for Joaquina Vedru na de Mas founder of the Carmelites and Carlo de a Sezza a 17th century Italian Franciscan. The consistory session, held in the Apostolic Palace, included 15 cardinals and 45 bishops.
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UPI
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Joaquina Vedruna de Mas
Carmelite Sisters of Charity
Carlo de A Sezza
Joaquina
Sezza
Pope Pius
Apostolic Palace
Italy
Canonizations Approved In Public Consistory
A record notes the public consistory where canonizations were approved, with mention of earlier steps leading to the rites and the involvement of church authorities and named figures in the ceremony.
Billy Graham Warns Hell Is Reality at San Francisco
Evangelist Billy Graham told a Cow Palace crowd of 16 325 that ignoring hell is wrong and warned of future retribution. He urged self denial and cautioned listeners to heed divine judgment. After the sermon 459 people decided for Christ.
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UPI
Billy Graham
Hell
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Cow Palace
Christ
Woman Associate Editor Mary Black Dies At 65 In Somerset
SOMERSET Pa (UPI) Mary Black 65 associate editor of the Somerset Daily American died Sunday in Somerset Community Hospital after a three week illness. She joined the paper as society editor in 1929 and later served as associate editor. She was a former president of Sentinel Printing Co and vice president of Sentinel Realty Co.
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UPI
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Somerset Daily American
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