Akron Woman Predicts Women in Orbit Within a Decade
Akron's Jean Hixson, once among 13 top female aviators tested for NASA's Mercury program, says women will fly in space within ten years. She endured 87 tests including a 32 degree water challenge and a 180 pulse rate endurance test, and later faced program cancellation before further training could begin.
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Wildlife museum in Mayfield showcases 180 items
Art Ginter, a gladiolus grower, displays a bird and wildlife museum in a wooden building beside his home. The collection includes more than 180 birds and animals and a rock display. Most birds come from car accidents or other mishaps.
Smile Seattle Weather Myth Deflates Gloomy City Mood
Seattle researchers and officials debate sunny summers boosting resident guilt and gloom. Psychologist Harvard Kaufman attributes calm weather to moodiness, while tourism officials frame rain as green, fresh air and a lure for visitors, turning sunny spells into revenue.
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