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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 19!iS HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE 11 A Two Hours NY To Moscow Predicted By Scientist THE BIRD PARKKRSBURG. W. Va. (API NO AWARDS , " ; ; MIDLAND, Tex. (AP)lKiwa'nU Club President Phil Jonsson arsia -at an annual banquet to present awards to members with perfect attendance records for the year. The first five members he named were absent. That Thanksgiving turkey won't taste tne tame to Garry Kozen, for sometime. II intends to devef By JOHN' RARROL'R I ciety. llian the bill iet nbnes that snan l. He was treated at Camden- Associated Press Science Writer For five full minutes the haille between rocket and gravity will push you back wilh an accelera tion faster than you've ever felt before. At the end of five minutes, vou'll he hurtling along at about line globe but the time you spend op a rocket-propelled ship capable Clark Memorial Hospital for a Hying is small. Cnrnog said that such a plane could be commercially in opera tion in 10 years or so. The pas senger fare would be half as much as comparable trips by jet and would be faster too. he said. In fact, iet passenger planes will be stuck at speeds less than ihe speed of sound (or at least the next 10 years, I'ornog said. The military will probably have passenger and freight type rocket gliders, as well as bombers long neforc they are commercially practical, he added. The Air Force has had a pro- broken big toe sutfercd when he dropped a 25-pound frozen turkey. NEW YORK AP)-The whine and roar of (he rocket is enormous. An invisible folic presses you your weight has suddenly doubled back into your seat and you feel your weight has suddenly doubled or tripled. You are riclinc a rocket plane of gliding around the earth. Because of Ihe stresses of this type of travel, passengers may have to undergo physical exami nations lo make certain they have no serious heart ailments or other 8.0(H) miles an hour some 3fl miles medical problems. over the world. The rocket plane Cornog said the passenger glider has already covered 500 to 1,000 would use a locket engine of less lhan 50.000 pounds thrust about a third as powerlul as either the Jupiter or Tbor 1,500-mile range 00.(IESW Always a welcome treat, for family and friends! that will power you and perhaps 35 other passengers more than miles. Suddenly the noise is gone, the acceleration slackens. The rocket plane boosler breaks away and returns to its base and now you and your fellow passengers are gliding toward your destination. The inside of the passenger a.OOO miles to Moscow in less than two hours. ballistic missiles. This picture of flight alone the The passenger ship would he practical only on trips between fringes of space was reported by Dr. Robert. Cornog of Space Tech nology Laboratories to the meet ing of the American Rocket So 3.000 and 6.000 miles, he said. It might cost up lo 10 million dollars compartment is less luxurious gram called Dyna-Soar under way to develop a Hying prototype. IT7 r ''You've got to admit he's a hustler, J.C.! He's only been here for four days and already he's got a basketball and a hockey pool started!" Army Hoping To Shoot Space Probe December 6 WASHINGTON AP) - The Army hopes to fire ils first space probe Dec. 6. It will be much lighter and simpler than the ones the Air Force used in three tries at reaching the vicinity of the moon. t The launching will be made from Cape Canaveral, 'Fla., the base from which the Air Force sent aloft its lunar probes earlier this year. One of these was partially successful, but two oth er rockets failed not long after takeoff. The Army plans lo launch a new rocket combination it calls Juno. This comprises a modified Jupiter intermediate range bal listic missile and three rocket stages fueled with solid propel lants. The probe, riding in the nose of the rocket, will contain 15 pounds of instruments while the probe case will weigh another 15 pounds. The Air Force lunar probes weighed about 85 pounds, with in- With increasing emphasis on world power threatening our peace and security, the word of fiGood will toward men," be comes increasingly important. The Worldwide Bible Reading program, with its theme "The Book That Lives," will be reach ing millions of people in fifty different countries. Its sponsors, the American Bible Society, in vite you again this loth year to join them. In so doing, you can be a part in this worthy effort to strengthen the work of goodness throughout the world. The daily readings from the Bible, selected by numerous denominations, slrumentation accounting for about 25 pounds of this. Unlike the Air Force, the Army goal is to pass the moon and head toward the sun. If the probe enters Ihe sun's field of gravity, it could be pulled into orbit. Then it would be a baby planet revolving about the sun just as Earth, jIars, Venus aiid the other planets do. Cape Canaveral soon will have to share attention with the Pacilic Coast in missile and space vehi cle launchings. Informed sources say the first launchings from Vandcnberg Air Force Base near Lompoe, Calif., will come in December. There had been speculation that the new launchings would include the reconnaissance satellites Sen try and Pied Piper. They would circle the earth, about 200 to 400 miles up, and scan the land below. But a Defense Department spokesman said the Pied Piper and bentry will not be tried for at east a year. In the three Air Force shots at the moon, one rocket blew up aft er a bit more than one minute in the air. 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