Everest climber 31 pushes Survive motto to limit
Barry Bishop a National Geographic climber from Bethesda and William Unsoeld of Corvallis Oregon faced frost bite after a night at 28000 feet. James Whittaker and Nawang Gombu summited May 1 while Bishop and Jerstad reached May 2 following the South Col route.
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Washington
Barry Bishop
Bishop
National Geographic Star
Bethesdand
William Unsoeld
Corvallis
Oregon
National Geographic Society
Norman C Dyhrenturth
Santa Monica
Cali
Everest
James Whittaker
Redmond
National Geographic Magazine
Edmund Hillarys
Himalayas
Watching violence does not purge anger say researchers
New York reports that psychological tests found no purge effect from watching violence. A study with 80 young women showed anger from a pre fight sequence led some to justify or desire violence rather than calm. The results support the idea that media can teach aggressive behavior, not dissipate it.
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New York
Wis A Lin
High Temperature Experiments Hint at Solar Heat Limits
Dr Arishd V Grosse leads Temple University researchers exploring matter at sun like temps. They report producing 9000 F and near 9000 to 31000 degree plasma flames, using zirconia crucibles and a plasma jet to study heat effects and potential rocket applications.
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Arishd V Grosse
Research Institute
Temple University
Grosse
Temple
Alpinist Receives Lucky Lhasa Apso Puppy
In Kathmandu a frail climber Barry C Bis hop recovering from frostbite after a May 22 Everest ascent is gifted a tiny Lhasa Apso by his wife Lae py ponfab shee Oman. The legend says the Tibetan breed brings good luck and the grown dogs stand about 10 inches tall.
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Washington
Barry C Bishop
Katmandu
Nepal
Bishop
Co Orient
Lae
Oman
Echo II Space Satellite Prepared for Orbit
Technicians at the US Naval Air Station Lakehurst prepare Echo II, a 500 pound 130 foot diameter passive communications satellite by NASA, for a second launch pass. The sphere will be visible to the naked eye, as Echo I was when launched September 12, 1960.
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Lakehurst N J
US Naval Air Staton
National Aeronautics and Space Administra Lon
Choosy frog misreads meal options
National Geographic Society experts note bullfrogs will eat almost anything that moves including insects mice and birds yet observations show they sometimes ignore motionless prey when surrounded by immobile insects.
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Natonal Geographic Society
Hae
Antarctic winter program keeps researchers at screen of ice
Antarctic teams endure a polar winter from April to September under extreme sub zero conditions. At Byrd Station 33 scientists work in tunnels beneath the snow while 4000 summer researchers return to map, sample, and study upper atmosphere, geology, biology, and weather.
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Washington
United States Antarctic Research Program
National Science Foundation
Navy Sn
Polar Naval Technicans
WIT
Byrd Station
South Pole
University of Minnesota
Ellsworth Mountains
Stuairs
Lake
Vanda
Wight Valley
Wellington OKs teacher pay raise in special session
Wellington boards approve a total pay hike of about 13105 for the coming school year. Pay raises average 1 5 percent across the 196263 salary schedule as Allen Harrison voted against.
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Wellington
Board of Education
Allen Harrison
Wellington Teachers Assoc
Camporee Weekend Sets Firelands Boy Scouts In Wellington
Scouts of the Firelands Area Council gather at Wellington Far grounds for the Tomorrow Camporee led by Wellington Health and Safety Chairman Charnan. Notable features include a campfire program headlined by John Morrow and Dr Lysle Butler with an open event for MeI at Obtthir College.
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Firelands Area Council
Wellington Far Grounds
Walliam Bahber
Wellington
Councy Health and Safety
Charnan
Aice Burnett
Elyra
Edward de Capita
Avon Lake
Robert Dakin
Amherst
David Bauer
Erie County distributes first-half personal tax funds
Erie County Auditor Gerald Schweinfurth reports the first half 1965 general personal tax distribution totaling 3349 035. The breakdown lists sums allocated to Korean Conflict levy, health levy, county and townships, and several villages including Berlin, Florence, Milan, Vermilion, and Sandusky. The overall distribution supports five county libraries and local school districts with a total of 388 6705 and regional fund allocations across multiple towns and villages.
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Erie County
Sandusky
Erie Couns
Gerald Schweinfurth
Frs
Feie County
Dstrct
Huron
Margaretti
Wilan
Kellers Islind
Sandusay
Bfirelands
Western Peserve
Tyne
Monroevile
Belivue
Couny
Bern Hewis
Niscellany
Accouns
Creas
Venice
Perlin Heigh
Ana Dan Gussy
Omo
Genra
Llass Tech
Bern Heights
Castala
Keéheys Island
Milan minister and family to serve as Formosa missionaries
The Rev John Brantingham and his wife with two preschool children will sail for Formosa in October to begin a five year mission. He notes 17 churches built in 12 years on the island and will advise native ministers while Mrs Brantingham leads youth work and language study. Gerald Teague will become pastor at East Wilan Church in Canon.
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Formosa
Chris An Teachy
Cnini Narlara
Braningham
Iland
Diidren
Orient
M Brantinghan
Brantinghams
Bole Schoo
Chidren
Sen
Gerald Teague
Frenas
Canon
East Wilan
Wakeman Hires Acting Police Chief At City Hall
At a Wakeman Village Council meeting John O Doty was chosen acting police chief ending seven months without a San police officer. Doty, ex Bellevue captain, will join part time officer Al Van Fossen, with Van Fossen remaining as part time. Council also discussed gas franchise pricing and new water line frontage fees, sewer project completion, and summer street repairs. A library board request for storm windows and railings was noted while a meeting was postponed due to no quorum.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Vilage Councy
John O Doty
al van Fossen
George Baser
van Fossen
Doty
Bellevue
Tie Council
Nemnces
John Burke Wert
One Fuel Gas Co
Sciv Ce Couret
Pic Seitea
Con Ping Representatos
Summer Street
Wo Ikeman Library Board
Augusta Canfield Plains
Reputir
Interest demand OKd by NLRB
UPI reports the US Court of Appeals ruled the National Labor Relations Board can order an employer to pay interest on back pay awarded to workers illegally fired. The decision upholds NLRB authority in an Aztec Ceramics Co case from San Antonio Texas where 10 workers received interest on back wages.
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Washington
UPI
US Court of Appeal
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Aztec, Ceramics Co
San Antonio Ter
Piy & Per Cent
Hick
Suburban Calendar rundown of local meetings and events
Listings show multiple communities with evening meetings and socials. Henryetta Firelaids, Medina County Rose and Arrangement, North Ridgeville council, Hawkey residence event, Ladies Auxiliary Post 8032, Republican Women’s Club, Grange Hall gatherings and more scheduled across the week with varying locations and times.
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North Ridglvilleno
Hal S&s
North Eason
Virana
Eins Hawkey
East Roalon Rd
Ladies Amary Vew
Pos Hall
Oberlin Woman Robbed After Home Invasion
Oberlin police investigate a reported robbery of a local woman by two men who forced entry at 2:00 am and assaulted her while searching for money. The assailants fled with her purse after failing to find valuables. Local authorities seek information.
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Oberlin
Polce
Inlu
East
Larun
County asks state to widen Perkins Ave in Sandusky
Erie County Commissioners ask the state Highway Department to study widening Perkins Avenue between Columbus Avenue and Wiland Perkins Ave 15 SSP 250 and state PA 113 on Sandusky’s south side. County Commissioner Robert Cecelius backs the county paying its share with federal funds likely for the project.
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Sandusky
State Highway Department
Erie County Commissioners
Perkins Ave
Coumbus Ave
Wiland
Robert Cecelius
Thursdiy
Center
Bedi Rger
County road land acceptance policy clarified by officials
County officials and county attorney discuss the requirement for formal acceptance of land proposals for public road use. Commissioners must formally accept parcels after meeting standards. past practice has varied and only now is formal acceptance expected after the county agrees to the projects.
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Sandusky
Jonn E Siverd
Atorney
William B Saxbe Savord
Mow Bechbeger
Hs Readness
Democrats Hold Regional Meeting and Schedule August 27 Election
Members of the Democratic club met in Youngstown for a Sprig Conference. Mrs Marvin Dai and Mrs Taies Henry presented the report. The next regular meeting is set for August 27 to select delegates for the fall convention.
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Vicpo
Younstown
Marvin Dai
Taies Henry
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