Gems and Minerals Show Opens With Demos and Exhibits
A mineral and gem show titled Gems from the World will run 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at a local hall. Displays include faceted gems, jewelry by members, and demonstrations of cutting and polishing stones. Dr Russell Ludwick of Fullerton will present North American Indian stone work, while Stan Alexander of Santa Ana shows crystallized minerals from global locations. Mr and Mrs Norman Dawson of San Marcos will exhibit live stones and slide portraits.
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Low Speed Aircraft as Transit Aid Proposed Test
An aeronautics group endorses testing a vertical takeoff craft using a 4.50 foot air pressure line to start the craft. It could help reduce noise near Band and serve as a passenger craft cruising over 200 mph. Events listed include concerts and fairs in Meru Pomona Poly High Lincoln Park and Bixby Park with dates in September.
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State Dept Hits Use of Blacklists and Boycotts
The State Department released a pamphlet denouncing blacklists and boycotts aimed at goods from Eastern European Communist nations. It argues such actions hurt US trade and jobs, claiming a simplistic view of Communist nations undermines relations and risk American prosperity. The document notes Communist countries are expanding trade with Western Europe, pressuring the United States to respond.
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Cardinals May Be Elected Body in Vatican Change
Turin report suggests reform to create an elected College of Cardinals from regional bishops conferences replacing lifelong papal appointments. The idea, per Il Nostro Tempo, would term limits and rotating membership, with popes no longer naming cardinals for life.
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Ben wea check other product Baan fhe alert ws gain
Ben confronts a misread alert in a faulty product warning. The rushed notice hints at a broader safety issue and a quick response from the company. No clear incident details or dates are provided.
Moon Face Targeting Dims for Surveyor 2 Launch
Dr William Pickering notes Surveyor 1 photographs show the lunar area is rough with dense boulders extending across the surface. The prop lab chief says the terrain may delay high resolution imaging and the better pictures may come after Surveyor 2 is launched.
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Break. Up to 11:00 at night nonstops noted
A travel sales pitch highlights extensive nonstops until 11:00 pm, urging readers with a strong interest in New York to contact their local travel agent or call for details. The fragment emphasizes convenient late services and a preference for New York travel.
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