Man's Space Exploration To Cost Lives And Dollars
United Press International reports a Washington briefing where a presidential advisory committee warns that human exploration of space will entail numerous fatalities and astronomical costs, underscoring the peril and financial burden of a high stake program.
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Space venture risks mass moon mission costs and danger
The Space Science Board warned that space exploration is as dangerous as earth’s frontiers, noting deaths among bold explorers in high seas and deserts. James Webb of NASA cautioned that tragedy may occur, yet ambition to proceed with lunar efforts remains strong.
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Space cooperation urged as nations eye Moon race
The article cites NASA and Soviet officials urging international cooperation in space exploration after Alan Shepard and Yuri Gagarin's flights. Experts say cooperation can overcome costs and hazards, unify nations, and advance masteries in space. The U S Space Science Board argues against a planetary claims race and favors shared effort.
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Science at Work: Sea Animals Use Communication Sounds
The Associated Press reports on dolphin vocalizations and how humans and trained singers influence or reveal patterns in animal sounds. Dolphins respond to human whistles and manipulated bodies with varied calls, while piano tuning and soprano training affect pitch and overtones.
Chrysler International Sees Air Conditioning Units Double Abroad
GENEVA UPI Chrysler International, independent export division of Chrysler Corp, reports a 1969 rise of 100 percent in air conditioning and heating units sold abroad compared with 1959. The firm declined to disclose the total value or exact number of units.
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Next safety device for motorists proposed
London letter writer C. L. A. Barker suggests an ejector seat as the next logical safety device for motorists in a letter to the Evening News.
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Test Your Horse Sense puzzle set with mixed questions
A mixed quiz page presents word clues and sports matching tasks. It includes questions on medical abbreviations, place names Hubbard Kentucky, a Maverick's uncle riddle, space terms, beans disliked by kids, and a sports terms match exercise with athletes Gary Player Gene Fullmer Roy Sievers John Thomas Joe Bellino plus a garbled author/title section.
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