New radio telescope near Sydney aims for refined world lead
In Parks, 270 miles west of Sydney, Australia, a Radiophysics Division project builds a 210 foot wide radio telescope capable of tracking American and Russian satellites. The facility, costing 800000 Australian pounds, should be ready by July or August and will be the most refined in the world, surpassed only by a 250 foot dish at Jordell Bank, England. Meanwhile at St Simons Island, Sgt Carl Freudenberg from Parris Island, SC, broke his hand during a Sunshine Festival judo demonstration.
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NEW Telescope
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Australia
America
Parks
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
Jordrell Bank
Manchester
England
ST. Simons Island
Carl Freudenberg
Parris Island
Frew Exhibits Block Shattering at Tuesday Show
At the exhibition Frew attempted a two inch building block with his denberg. He shattered the block with a slap of the edge of the hand. The Marine, undaunted, had the hand treated then returned for the show and shattered the block again.
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Denberg
Banner stone unearthed near Richmond by archaeologist
In Richmond Virginia AP reports Frederick H Morgan president of the Archaeological Society of Virginia found a banner stone. His friend Freddie Morgan had never seen it. The stone, dirt pushed aside, is believed to be a counterbalance used by Indians before bows and arrows.
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Richmond
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Freddie Morgan
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