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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1961)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath e 1M1 br MA. Im. T.M. ft. U.S. Pit. Off. "OF COURSE h'is date will Clarence! Get him take alone: Difference Of Opinion On Where Space Begins By BILL WILKS LOS ANGELES (UPI) Head lines may call the Project Mer cury astronaut the fiist man in space, but there are those who would disagree and not just the Russians. . , Which is by way of pointing up Hie difficulty in trying to answer the question, "Where, exactly, does space begin?" , There is no "exactly." You can get half a dozen answers to this question and all are right. It de pends upon which branch of space science is involved. To the medical man, space be gins about 12 miles up some 63, 000 feet because a man's blood will boil at that height without a pressurized suit. Thus men have been flying into space for some time as far as medical science is concerned. space starts up where there no) Indoor Floats SHAMROCK, Tex. (AP) Most plans for the local St. Patrick's rtnv Pdlnhralinn u;nnt nn oc ohorlJ tiled, despite heavy rain. Forty-five colorful floats never entered the parade but judges loured the buildings they 'were built in 'and picked the winners. Four of the 22 bands performed in the National Guard armory and three dances were held Friday night. Other events were can celled. m Enjoy The Great Whiskey of i":i::'U:i;i';:VE' :.'iSfJfl$j? I winning the west j V" ; i'&'&p. v 'JWli-u) lot Buffalo TitrV jJS. . I two t-taicm I I taksi vow I STRAIGHT BLEND phzed nd favored u the finest of Kentucky whiskies. $ i 60 Kentucky! ,tS $ J 60Sunny Br00k r"ed weatwrd w,th lhe ",tler of ,he 1 Straight ; light f lQth Century. Today its popularity is higher than ever. 4, q,. Bourbon Kentucky h q,. Whiskey ! t3te Its smooth, superb Kentucky taste truly has no equal. nt n nco co .ey.Mi h sehtbco Monday, 3-2 be hungry after the show, a couple of apples to in the car!" longer is enough air to furnish "lift" for airplane wings about 35 miles above the earth. To the space vehicle engineer, space begins where there no long er is enough air to offer serious resistance at tremendous speeds about 160 miles from earth. To the radio engineer, space cannot possibly start below 300 miles because radio , men have bounced radio waves from reflect ing layers of the upper atmos phere at that height. ' To the astronaut, "true" space begins up where the earth's air finally thins to nothing 600 to 1,000 miles from the earth. What about "outer space?" There is no exact answer for this, either, although in general scien tists prefer to use it for flight outside the atmosphere. This is only the beginning. Your grandchildren and great-grandchildren, etc., will beebme famil iar with these terms: Cislunar space: That between the earth and moon. "Cis" means "on this side" this side of the moon. Tianslunar space: "Trans" means beyond beyond the moon. Interplanetary space: Between the planets. Later, much later, perhaps, when your descendants no longer can trace you on their family tree man may fly into inter stellar space, between stars. Only today's foremost dreamers talk of flight into inter-galactic j space between galaxies. Fall.. Ore. Kentucky Straight -or Kentucky Blend . . Sunny Brook tastes better, richer than any other whiskey! sriim laut'o miissns toar . iiiKTKtwiijnri(if.B wiiTiun PACE 1J Names Given Quadruplets PHILADELPHIA AP - The Lutaiar quadruplets were given names Saturday. Born Wednesday night to Mr and Mrs. William W. Cutaiar, they were named in the order of their birth, Annette, Bernadctte, Celeste and Denise. The names retain the first let iters of the alphabet A, B.C.D with which they were designated by the hospital at time of de livery. The father, in disclosing the names, said, "my great-grandparents were of French ancestry. So we wanted to give the babies' names of French origin. We got some ideas from books sent to my wife from friends. My wife aiso received telegrams from all over the country, suggesting names." The babies, who weighed a total of 12 pounds, 4 ounces at birth, are reported doing fine at suburban Delaware Hospital. Start steppin' out with your baby in BUSTER BROWN. ' shoes for children Entrust their most im portant steps to your qualified Buster Brown shoe-fitting experts, train ed to fit your baby with America's most popular children's shoe. Priced from 3.99 to 5.99 . . . according to size 617 Main the Old West March 10. 11 I SHOES 0 If rvtuuieuy By LYLE C. W ILSON WASHINGTON IUPI - Presi dent Kennedy is making a bold try to shorten the sure-thing odds which favor the reelection of Nelson A. Rockefeller as gover nor of New York. Rockefeller's reelection project is favored by feuding within the Democratic Party in New York City and state. Kennedy is mak ing a power play to calm the party ruckus. The President gen erally is acclaimed as a master politician, a graduate cum laude of the ' rough school of Boston politics. He will need a master's sure touch to resolve the New York situation. I This situation began to develop! WE GIVE VALUABLE Gold Bond Stamps air Frozen Pork Chow Mein Pork Fried Rice French Fries i Bel air Straw 6 oz. pkg. 33c Crinkle Fries Crinkle Fries Bel-air Bel-air Heat 'n Restock your freezer with these grand frozen ient! TRAINLOAD Seedless, easy-to-peel . . oh so juicy! Get a bagful and California sunshine, ws I Larae rinK uraperruii box ?6 - $3.49 Emperor Grapes p,ump Wo. 1 Klamath Russets gpradnedmpotahtoes Pascal Celery Thick Fresh Cauliflower $75,250 in Prizes... 7,450 Winners 1 2 5 6 10 17 18 21 22 30 38 41 45 50 57 58 66 70 78 81 85 86 90. 93 97 98 fW. tM lM IVM !'. m It I W -tsMWDUT M O. Reprint of Game No. LV J O mtmmij ruwer nay in 1958 when Tammany boss Car mine DeSapio vetoed the Ameri cans for Democratic Action i ADA I left wing choice of a nom inee to run in that year for sen ator. Tammany forced the nomi nation of its own favorite, who was licked. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, former Sen. Herbert H. Lehman and Thomas K. Kinletter, who served in the Truman administration, are trying now to oust DeSapio on charges of bossism. New York state Democratic chairman Mi chael H. Prcndergast is consider- ibly involved on the side of De Sapio. More importantly, however. Prendergast has offended the President politically. Kennedy has Many of our customers hove asked for a frozen food sale in order to replenish near-empty freezers at Safeway savings! Your wish is our command . . . here is the event. Our fine meat department also joins in with exciting freezer specials. Take advantage of these money-saving bargains right now . . . well worth a special trip! IF frozen Corn ernes Kubla Khan 12 oz. pkg. 39c 39c Kubla Khan 12 oz. pkg. 5 9 oz. $ 1 00 pkgs. I i oz. pkg. 33c 5 9 oz. $ 1 00 pkgs. I frozen serve SALE . . . SUNKIST NAVEL . sweer and of goodness b. today. size. Indian Kiver meaty; ,on9, strai9ht sta-lks Compoct heads 26 29 46 61 9 of "Cross-Out for Cash' n I intervened to oust Prendergast from party office. He is using pa tronage and persuasion. From pa tronage, Prendergast is cut off. County leaders are complaining not much trickles down to them. The word seems to be this: The county Democratic leaders will continue to have patronage trou ble until and unless they boot out Prendergast. It is unusual for a President to intervene so aggressively in a state political situation in any state other than his own. FDR was not always bound by that. He barged into several states in the second year of his second term. Although Roosevelt also was counted a master politician, his various interventions in the Apple, Cherry, tries Pineapple. 28 oz. 8 inch Peas Bel-oir Reg. 5$ 1. 00 Bel-air frozen Green Beans Be, Qircutorsliced5pV9::$ro Peas & Carrots Be, QirWn 5 V&M 00 Vegetables "premium" mixed 5 pkgs. 1 Leaf Spinach 5U,.V Grape Juice f roz. concentrate . 2 cons 39C foods . flavorful, economical, and so conven- 7 ,r $r 2.b,. 29c 10 b'0bg 49c ib. 10c ib. 15c Dishwasher All 20 oz. pkg. Handy Liquid Cleaner 7c off Deal al Blue Bell Potato 6'a oz. pkg f I 10 OTOp late 1930s did not pay off. He sought primary defeat of Demo cratic senators in Georgia, South Carolina and Maryland and failed in each. The precedents are not good, therefore, for Kennedy's interven tion in New York. 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