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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednpsdav. July R. 1950 PAGE 5 A Leading Red Scientist Lauds Latest Venture the atmosphere, on cosmic rays, on magnetism of the earth and on behavior of living organisms during cosmic flight." In another broadcast on Mos cow's home service, the deputy director of the Soviet Institute of MOSCOW (API The Soviet. It was not aimsunced whether Automatics Union claims the flying mei.agjlhe propelling rocket had gone in erie she lohhcd into space last to orbil around the earth or week is the most powerful single-I'wheiher it had burned up on re state locket el sent up from 'turning to the rartlt's atmosphere either side of the Iron Curtain. The Soviet announcements did A leading Soviet scientist hail- not give details of the rocket but ed the Soviet leal of recovering a commentator on Moscow radio the two doss and a rabbit safely said: "It is the most powerful alter their flight as "an important ' single-stae cosmic rocket sent up step in solving the problem olUo far. It is much stronger than space flight hy men." lanvthiug the Americans have." "It won't be long now belorc The earth satellites which the we see people flying into space," Soviets and the Americans have declared Dr. Griaory Khrushchev, sent farther out into space have corresponding niemlwr of Ihrjbccn powered by multi-stage rock- I'.a.a.K Academy of Sciences over Moscow radio. Moscow radio first reported the launching of the huge two-ton mis sile Monday four days after it went up. The nose cone and its passengers separated from the propelling rocket and parachuted back to earth, returning the ani mals safely, the Soviets "said. and Telemechanics said the "Soviet scientists' new victory shows us once again that the day when man is to penetrate the cosmos is not far off." The official was1 not identified by name. "The Soviet launching would have been impossible." he added, "without precise, highly reliable, compact and faultless automatic and telemechanic instruments to secure the landing of the cone and container with the scientific equip ment and experimental animals wnich were separated from the1 rocket." - The first space traveler of notej was Laika, the little Soviet dog that went into orbit with Sputnik i 11 Nov. 3, 1957, and died in lcss than two weeks when its oxygen j gave out. It traveled as far out as 1.200 miles from the earth in its orbit. In July 19.i8 the United States sent a mouse 6O0 miles up in a; several-stage rocket. It landed 6,- 000 miles away, but the cone was! not recovered. A month later the Soviets claimed to have shot two dogs 281 miles into space and brought them back to earth alive. The lirst American space trav elers to be recovered were the two monkeys Able and Baker which a Jupiter missile last May carried 300 miles above the earth in an arc which extended 1.300 miles out into the Atlantic. Able; died after her return during ani World's Only Fully Automatic Cfontr ElfCTROUIX TARKEL TWEET Ph. 4-7167 2550 Whin St. operation to recover part of an instrument used to record her re actions. Gassy? 3 Times Faster Relief Certified laboratory tests oron IELL-ANS tife Itti iirutr.hte 3 timts u mutti itonuch acidity in em minute many leadini diattlmt tiblett. Get BELL-ANS today far the fattest kiwi relief. 35 at druiQiitt. Send postal to BELL ANS. Qrangeburi, N. Y. for liberal frtl tainplt. Air Pioneer Mishap Victim ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) A high-altitude balloonist who pio neered in the space age became one of its first casualties Monday. M. Lee Lewis, 48, who oncej unared the manned balloon altitude record, was killed standing in an open - basket gondola just three feet above ground. He was hit by a 15-pound steel pulley that fell 65 feet while Lewis was testing the gondola's (lability. Lewis had been flight engineer for Winzen Research, Inc., of Minneapolis since he left the Navy two years ago. With partner Malcolm Ross, a naval commander, Lewis hit 76. (100 feet in a 1956 flight from near Rapid City, S. D. This was world record, but was surpassed the next year by Maj. David Simon of the Air Force, at 102,000 feet. els. The animals' space flight and heir recovery was termed "a new achievement for Soviet science" by Dr. Khrushchev. Soviet officials did not disclose how high the animal-bearing mis sile went, but the Soviet Union previously claimed one of its one stage geophysical rockets reached a record altitude of 294 miles. The Soviets said the animal shot reached a great height. Dr. Khrushchev said ballistic rockets of various range had long been used in the U.S.S.R. for scientific research. "They furnished much valuable material on the upper layers of '59 HILLMAN 4-DOOR ESTATE WAGON Rnnmy . pirnty or apico for family and lufcaije, too! 4 doort phi full width tailratca . . . 1011 utility. CAR LIFE ayi: "Ita Amer tcanlird styling, ample perform!"- and elegant comfort (Ivra ft CAR LIFE'S BEST BUY AWARD." $246900 DICK B. MILLER CO. 7rh I Klomoth Ph. 4-4154 NEW HOPE FOR... PARALYSIS VICTIMS Through New Discoveries! 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Also send names of friends to whom you want us to send our literature. MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY Musculir Dystrophy is paralysis re lulling from disturbances of the nerves sllowing n infiltration-of fatty tissue in the muscles which in advanced ceses may bring about total paralysis. Paral !. benins in the lets, gradually spreads upward unless arrestment can fee obtained. CEREBRAL PALSY " The name Cerebral Palsy means brain paralysis. It is no respecter of sex and most cases originate prenatally, during birth or from three to til months a ter birth. There are varying degrees of this condition. Although some cases experience cer tain degrees of flaccid paralysis, most victims of Cerebral Palsy ire spastic. The spasticity is sometimes local but more .often effects the voluntary muscles of the entire body. Many cases have varying degrees of epileptoid con vulsions. The minds of some ire ef fected while others have near normal mentality. There are seldom two cases alike or affected to the same degree. Injury appears to be the most predom inant cause of Cerebral Palsy. Many 0 the cases are associated with skull distortion of one type or another, caus ing pressure on the brain. Through eur research, we have developed new types l treatment fer such cendittee. ' - POLIOMYELITIS Paralysis resulting from Poliomyelitis affects the front part of Ihe spinal cord in the spinal type of paralysis and the base of the brain in the cerebral type MUSCULAR ATROPHY Muscular Atrophy results from th disturbances in the front part of the spinal cord and usually begins with alrophy or wasting ol the small muscles ot the hands. Later it may extend to other muscles. MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS ' Multiple Sclerosis results from Im pairment ol the spinal nerves, spinal cord and the brain. It is brought about by many causes. 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