Van Allen probes radiation belts mystery
AP Aerospace writer reports Dr. James A. Van Allen and his Iowa City team continue study of Earth's radiation belts. They seek sources of a circular high altitude radiation current and the link between solar storms, whistlers, and belt particles. Injun 5 satellite planned. instruments surpass Explorer 1, with Gurnett Frank and Krimigis among Iowa researchers.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Ticles
Bentonite mining and space weather theories mix in report
A feature on bentonite the volcanic clay used in soaps and drilling muds notes its absorbent properties and road-swelling risks as a Wyoming plant begins production. The piece also discusses space weather research with Explorer 34 Injun 4 and Explorer 33 data on solar storms and Earth’s magnetic field interactions.
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Black Hills
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Wyoming
Puzzle Explanations Across 526 Insights and Wordplay Themes
The text lists explanations and wordplay prompts from a puzzle, noting contrasts between near-homophones and spelling variants. It cites examples like STRAPPEER SCRAPPER CARE OUTLET and MARKET DIPS FAME NAME, illustrating how subtle letter changes alter meaning.
Russian Fears and Awe Shape Moscow Foreigners
Moscow hosts wary foreigners amid an atmosphere of suspicion and xenophobia. Ordinary Russians avoid contact, while officials, translators, and guarded apartments limit interaction, preserving a sense of isolation and caution for outsiders.
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Moscow
Russia
Kikiuv
Alexei ‘Tolstoy
Peter
Medic Alert bracelets offer organ donor notices
Medic Alert Foundation expands its donor safety program with bracelets naming transplant wishes and the foundation's contact number. Hospital staff call Medic Alert to reach next of kin for consent if a wearer dies, aiding organ donation decisions and honoring the wearer's wishes.
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Turlock
Calif
UPI
Medic Alert Foundation
Medic Alert
Foundation
Chester L. Watts
Watts
United States
Marion C. Collins
Linda
Climate of El Salvador and coastal plain contrasts
The text notes El Salvador sits 14 degrees north of the Equator with a warm but not hot climate inland. It adds coastal plain areas are hotter and nights tend to be cooler, describing regional climate variation within the country.
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English Channel Tunnel Gets Official Backing for 1974 Start
Britain and France plan a joint announcement to approve the Channel Tunnel project with private funding predominating. Construction could begin next year with a 1974 opening, running from Ashford England to Calais via a rail tunnel 43 miles long, 65 minute total travel time.
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London Daily Mirror
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Channel Tunnel
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Kipchoge Keino Targeting Triple Distance Medal at Mexico City
Kenya coach Velzian weighs Keino for medals in 10 000 5 000 and 1 500 at Mexico City altitude. Keino trains at 7 000 feet with Kenya police, aiming to exploit high altitude advantage and contend against Clarke Ryun May and others for Olympic gold.
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Clarke
Australia
Ron Clarke
East Germany
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May
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Kansas
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Ryan
Agee Talks Transition From Cubs to Mets and 1967 Outlook
The article portrays Jim Agee adjusting after being traded from Chicago to New York for Outfielder Tommy Davis and pitchers Eddie Fisher and Billy Wynne. Agee reflects on his toughest season, the Mets' outfield prospects with Cleon Jones Swoboda and Agee, and his plans to swing more and improve fielding. He recalls Stanky in Chicago and describes training in the Florida Winter League as preparation for a new role at third base if needed.
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Eddie Fisher
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Hargan Aims for 20 Wins With Indians in 1960 Spring
Tucson AP reports pitcher Steve Hargan, 25, plans a measured spring in Cleveland. He seeks 20 wins after 14 in 1959, noting the Indians under new manager Alvin Dark focus on steady conditioning and gradual return to peak form. He reflects on last season’s injury setback and aims to pace himself before opening day.
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Manke Tosses Five TD Passes in UW Surprise Win
University of Washington sophomore quarterback Tom Manke threw five touchdown passes and ran for three more as the Huskies stunned a opponent in a high scoring college game.
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Tom Manke
University of Washington
Sopho
North Texas guard Huff fouls out vs Texas A&M
Matt Huff of North Texas State committed four personal fouls in under two minutes of the game against Texas A&M. He also received a technical foul for not raising his hand after his fourth foul.
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Moscow
Texas A&m
Matt Huff
North Texas State
Unitas hopes to play on as Colt near age 40
Columbus AP reports Johnny Unitas, star quarterback of the Baltimore Colts, plans to play football until he nears 40. He cites knee surgery in 1965 and a shoulder issue in 1966 as past concerns, insisting there is no operation planned and practice changes helped his passing. He notes unfairness in the Colts Rams non playoff decision after even records.
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Shula
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Foreign Golfers to Compete in Augusta Masters
Gary Player of South Africa leads a group of 20 foreign golfers entering the Masters at Augusta next month. The 1961 champion is joined by Bob Charles of New Zealand, Roberto De Vicenzo of Argentina, Brice Devlin of Australia, Harold Henning of South Africa, Tony Jacklin of England, George Knudson of Canada, and Kel Nagle of Australia.
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Vicenzo
Argentina
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Australia
Harold Henning
South Africa
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England
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Knudson
Canada
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