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THURSDAY, APRIL 4. 1S63 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON . LUm Til... Iirtiirc Ist.M pring Concerts Set at Schools Moon Remains Elusive Target For America's Space Program rtefei .-''. IP . . . . . -:i .i I around the moon and took Rogue Rhrer - A series of pring concert! will open Fri day, April S, In the Evans Valley Elementary gymna sium with the combined Rogue River and Evans Val ley Elementary school bands and choruses performing. The fifth and sixth grade chorus, under the direction of Bill Osmer, will also be fea tured. The second concert will be given April 12 at 8 p.m. in the Rogue River High school gymnasium. The beginning band also will participate un der the direction of Ken Brew. The second concert will be a duplicate of the first and will include instrumental numbers such as "Tin Swan Lake Ballet," by Tchaikfiwsky and "Manhattan Beach" by Sousa. The vocal selections will be taken from various types of vocal literature. Osmer, music instructor at Evans Valley, and H. K. Brew, music instructor at Rogue River, will share the baton at each performance. Approximately 100 students will participate in the chorus and about SO musicians in the band. Cape Canaveral (UPD The possible, including close up face. Nothing has seemed to work. The closest to a success was Ranger-4 launched April 23, 1962. The capsule full of in struments landed on the The most recent U S. I it grounded for a critical look The second was the 358-! the first pictures of the pre pound Lunik-2. fired into ' viously unseen lunar "far space Sept. 12, 1959. It landed side surface. moon has been America s most elusive target in space for five years. It probably will remain so for many months - perhaps even a year - to come. Eleven unmanned U. S. pictures, of the moon in preparation for landings by men there later this decade. Technical Difficultits America's current moon shot program, a series of pay- moonshot was last Oct 18 at the problems that caused with Rangcr-5, a gold and chrome-plated scientific mas terpiece built at a cost of S8 million. But it failed to get power from the sun, and its the failures. Timetable Threatened The next U. S. lunar ex ploration program, mean while, already is having its troubles. The project, called Surveyor, is designed to "soil land" small payloads on the moon starting late next year. The timetable is threatened by a mass of technical prob lems with Surveyor's planned booster, the hydrogen-fueled Centaur rocket. Russia's first muon probe, the 3,245-pound Lunik-1. was launched Jan. 2, 1959. It swept past the moon into or bit around the sun, where it MODERN PEOPLE know it's best for the waistline! A loads named Ranger, has been moon s backside. But some-j path could not be controlled. lunar probes have gone to tiie launching pad since the start Lof the space age. Eleven have ! failed. The Soviet Union, which ! shoots less but scores more, 1 launched its fourth unman- grounded for technical diffi- where along the 240,000-mile culties. Space agency officials I line the probe went electron arc shooting for a late 1983 i ically dead. It was as useless date for the launching of the j as if it had never been next one, Ranger-6 But some I launched, predict it will slip into 1964.! It sailed past the moon into a huge solar orbit. The Ranger program still has nine shots to go. But space agency officials ordered U. S. scientists started Medical School Aid Bill Cleared for Action 111 SUM W1LK ned space rocket toward the shooting at the moon in 1958. moon Tuesday. The "Moon-; Since then, they have tried 4". probe is expected to reach i everything from putting pay the lunar vicinity in V-i days, loads into a lunar orbit to xf i 11 I il Washington - OH - The House Rules committee has cleared the way for House ac tion on a $237 million medical ing that the action might sig nal the death of any general college assistance pro gram this year. , Scientists of both nations i landing Instrumented capsules want to gel as much detail as I directly on the moon s sur-1 school aid bill despite a warn i w We Buy Right ... We Sell Right mm mm. 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