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Section C
BAND-INTERESTS MORTALITY RATE
New York - School - age Rangoon - Burma's fatall
children are the buyers of ties from snakebites are the
about 85 per cent of all the highest in the world -about
band instruments sold in the 1S.4 persons per 100,000 popu
United States. I lation.
BUREAU FOUNDED
Washington-The U.S. Weath
er bureau was organized un
der control of the Depart
ment of Agriculture July 1,
1891.
Medford
Tribune
MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1960
Ocean Weather Off
Oregon Coast Aided
With New Satellite
Corvallls The Pacific
Northwest, known as a weath
er forecaster's "nightmare,"
should have many of the un
knowns of ocean weather pat
terns answered by the weath
er satellite program started
with Tiros I, an Oregon State
college meteorologist believes.
Weather forecasts In the
Pacific Northwest are ex
tremely tricky because of the
scanty observations available
on cloud and storm patterns
across the vast Pacific Ocean
areas, according to Dr. Fred
W. Decker.
Tiros I, with its repeated
pictures of cloud formations,
is expected to give a new in
sight and understanding of de
velopment of storm patterns
that move Into the coast, he
pointed out. The camera-bearing
weather watcher opens a
"whole new vista of weather
and temperature forecast
ing," Decker noted.
Research Branch Head
"Its pictures will let sci
entific meteorologists compute
many of the things that now
have to be guessed," he con
tinued. Decker is in charge
of the meteorology research
branch of the OSC Science
Research Institute.
The OSC team of research
meteorologists has been con
ducting extensive studies of
storm patterns coming Into
the Oregon Coast with weath
er radar located atop Mary's
Peak.
Since Tiros I was put Into
orbit, the OSC observations
have been stepped up even
more so that precipitation pat
terns gained from the 300
mile range radar can be com
pared and correlated with
cloud patterns photographed
by the satellite.
The weather radar studies
at OSC have been financed
during the past five years by
$160,000 in research grants
from the National Science
Foundation and the U. S.
Army Signal Corps Engineer
ing Laboratory.
For students interested in
meteorology, Tiros I also
opens new career fields in
satellite meteorology. Decker
noted. OSC is one of 16 col
leges in the country that pre
pares students for jobs as pro
fessional meteorologists.
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SAT., APRIL 16 ... 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M.,
Bartender Wins Law
Suit for Six Cents
Great Neck, N.Y.-Bartend-er
Charles Haimo's court suit
amounted only to six cents,
but he won and that's the im
portant thing, he said, "be
cause a principle was in
volved." Haimo sued the country
club where he had worked
on the grounds he did not get
a promised Christmas bonus.
He asked for six cents be
cause he didn't know the
amount really due him.
Besides his six cents, Hai
mo collected $2.14 in costs.
LOGGING OPERATIONS
Tiller-Drew - Part of the
logging crew of Jim Welch,
woods boss for Ronnie Leh
nher of Grants Pass, moved
to Drew last week end. This
week they were to start log
ging the Callahan timber sale,
which was purchased recently
by Fir Ply of Medford.
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MINISTERS MEET Western foreign min
isters pose for photographers at the State
Department in Washington prior to start of
consultations on Western strategy to meet
Soviet Premier Khrushchev's unknown
plans for the summit conference next month.
Left to right are French Foreign Minister
Maurice Couve de Murville; U. S. Secretary
of State Christian A. Herter, and British
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd.
(UPI Telephoto)
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dren hunting first. Bring your
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