Space flight menu study suggests freeze dried meals feasible
Hamilton Standard engineers Harlan Brose and Charles Beal tested a 14 day space diet using freeze dried foods to study effects on welfare during long missions. They found issues with flavor aversion to certain vegetables and meal reconstitution times, but noted potential moisture recycling and packaging benefits for space use.
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Windsor Locks
Conn
UPI
America
Turkey
Hamilton Standard Division
United Aircraft Corp
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Harlan Brose
Charles Beal
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Beal
City on Mount Sirai Reveals Carthaginian Past in Sardinia
Archaeologists report the discovery of a Carthaginian city on Mount Sirai in Sardinia, with burial chambers and a shrine showing human sacrifices to Tanit. Finds include wall remains, an unknown L shaped building, tombs, and mixed Sardinian and Carthaginian statuettes, suggesting cultural merger.
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Sardinia
Tunis
Mediterranean
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Moscati
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Peace Corps Idealism Tied to Late Adolescence Says Rochester Educator
A University of Rochester expert notes that current Peace Corps volunteers reflect late adolescence idealism, contrasting with past generations. Dr Helen Newlis cites youthful beliefs and motivation as driving forces behind service, reshaping perceptions of the corps’ modern recruitment.
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Rochester, N.Y
UPI
Peace Corps
Old West
University of Rochester
Helen Newlis
Blue Birds craft for families at West Chester meeting
West Chester Lions Club hosts a gathering at K P Hall where Blue Birds led by Mrs. Lee Mangold and Mrs. Jerry Forinash made family placemats and pilgrim designs while Linda Elmore and Sheri Kleinberg provided treats. Lions entertained wives with a ham supper and program. Thirty eight attended.
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West Chester
Blue Birds
K.P. Hall
Lee Mangold
Jerry Forinash
Sheri Kleinberg
Linda Elmore
Lions Club
Mary Yoder
Lion Attack Ends in Hunt That Kills Predator
Farmer Daantijie Harmse and three companions hunted near Grootfontein in northern South West Africa when a lion sprang from grass and leaped onto Harmse’s horse. The horse bolted with the lion on its back until Harmse’s brother felled the animal with a single shot.
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South-West Africa
UPI
Daantijie Harmse
Grootfontein
Harmse
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