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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1964

Page

3

Kitt Peak Group Returns From Andes Zodiacal Light Study

A Kitt Peak National Observatory team led by Dr. R. Wolstencroft returned from Bolivia where zodiacal light was measured from Chacaltaya at 17,634 feet. Next month a White Sands rocket will carry instruments to 75 miles to study dust in five colors, with payload built by Ball Brothers Research Corp. and a total cost near $270,000.

Kitt Peak National Observatory Bolivia R. BD. Wolstencroft Kitt Peak Chacaltaya Wolstencraft Wolstencroft White Sands John Brandi Leonard Rose Leo McMahan la Paz Andes Cosmic Ray Laboratory Russell Nidey Space Division Earth Ball Brothers Research Corp. F Boulder Colo

Grand Canyon Point Named for Demaray

Interior Secretary Udall announced the naming of Demaray Point in Grand Canyon National Park Arizona in memory of Arthur E Demaray former director of the National Park Service His career began in 1917 the year the service was organized and ended with his retirement in 1951 He died in 1958.

Washington UPI Interior Stewart L. Udall Demaray Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona Arthur E. Demaray National Park Service Demaray

Locust Tree Fire Doused Near Minerva Church

Volunteers neighbors and firemen battled a blaze at the top of an old locust tree near Minerva Christian Church in Maysville Kentucky. Ladders could not reach the crown so the tree was chopped down and the fire quickly extinguished.

Maysville Minerva Christian Church

Alligator Takes Night Stroll From Florida Exhibit

A 200 pound six foot alligator tired of its duties at the Florida exhibit escaped its pit during the World's Fair. It left the exhibit and wandered to a nearby lake where officers found it that night.

New York Gator Florida

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