Undersea cooking study tests meals for aquanauts in pressurized Navy capsule
Navy researchers and Capt. George F. Bond report that Sealab II crews lacked a cook and meal coordination. High pressure and helium alter taste and cooking, yet crews gained weight and relied on high calorie foods. One team even ate self-caught fish sashimi and plankton cereal over ten days.
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LHS Senior Profiles Carol L Wilson Washington IA
Carol Lynn Wilson daughter of Lyle C Wilson of R R 1 Washington Iowa is highlighted for her scholastic achievement and leadership. She earned National Honor Society induction and has been active in Girls Recreation Association Future Teachers of America Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Y Teen homeroom and student council. She plans to study elementary education at the University of Iowa.
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Zahs Receives Small Oil Can Trophy at State College
Mike Zahs of Ainsworth, a student at State College of Iowa, earned a Small Oil Can trophy for outstanding contributions to three college publications. He worked on the Old Gold staff at Cedar Falls.
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Contract Bridge lesson from the Becker event report
South leads to a detailed bridge play where East ruffs third club and returns a low diamond to defeat the contract. West must not win the diamond with the ten and, by accurate play, the defense can prevent declarer from making. The description explains strategic diamond handling and timing.
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Norway studies key to long life summarized
Oslo based report cites Norway's high life expectancy with males average 73 and females 75 at birth. Director Finn Alexander attributes longevity to outdoor activity, regular work hours, modest meals, and afternoon rest. Comparisons show Sweden and Denmark higher at birth, but U S gains cited for context.
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Denmark
Metropolitan Life Insurance
New York
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