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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
15
Overview of cell basics from Britannica style text. Explains why the term cell comes from Monastic cells, describes plant and animal cell parts including cell wall protoplasm and nucleus, and outlines five human cell types epithelial muscle nerve blood connective.
New York UPI report quotes Wesley J. Hennessy at Columbia University that jet set professors contribute to campus unrest by juggling panels consultancies and research contracts leaving students with little access except on the way to travel.
A fragment announces an extra prize for finishing a drawing with originality. Entrants must address entries to Drawing Tell Me Why include name age and address. The winner named is Eddy Sharpe from Deest Alabama.
In Abidjan four years after being vilified Moise Tshombe now leads Congo and is welcomed by OCAM as premier. The summit admitted Congo as a member and signaled Africa’s shift to backing Tshombe while criticizing radical states and sparking debate over regional aid and subversion.
Ben B. Meckel, 36, president of Physics Technology Laboratories in La Mesa, sues NASA and the U.S. government for 5 million dollars claiming NASA disclosed his sputtering process for plasma surface interaction that creates thrust. He alleges the disclosure damaged the value of the method and his company.
Harry N. Allen, 88, founder of New York City’s first taxicab business, died Saturday. He launched the New York Taxicab Tour in 1907 and organized toyCo, guiding early operators as his fleet expanded to about 700 vehicles globally.
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