Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 28, 1963, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHKRAI.I) AMI XKWS, Klamath Falls, Orf. Monday, January 2. 19ti3 PAGE-7 in ,' I. - ;i V I - . v- ; . K V p : ? CARE DONOR FAMILY The Daniel Gelford family of Bayport. Minn., was recently selected as the donor of the 50 millionth CARE package. In recognition, the family is being awarded a trip to Colombia, South America, to deliver the package in per son. The trip is sponsored by the firm that makes the boxes for the CARE packages. Getting their shots from Dr. C. H. Sherman are Mr. and Mrs. Gelford, Judith, 18, and Randy, 14. UPI Telephoto Cuban Shipping Surveyed Closely Senate Foreign Experts Assured John Glenn Assigned To Pioneer Moonshot Program IIVL.-UU.N 'll'l' l.l. l(l.MUH IHIKlUlt' VI lilt' mOUIlSilOl pi'OJ- John Glenn, the first Amcriian 1-'1- Astronaut to orbit the earth, was assigned Saturday to pioneer the upreme effort in the U.S. space program the moonshot. A spokesman for the Manned Spacecraft center announced new assignments for the original sev en astronauts and nine new astro nauts. He specified that assign ment of an astronaut to a project does not imply that he will pilot the spacecraft involved. So Glenn will not necessarily pilot the first spacecraft rocketed toward the moon in the Apollo project, l.t. Omclr. Scott Carpen ter will pioneer the lunar excur- Thc lunar excursion module plai: is a protect to tly a lug space- crall to the vicinity of the moon and explore the moon with a sma spacccr.-ilt that takes oil rom the big one. Maj. Virgil Grissnn w:is assigned to Hie project Gemini a ren dezvous in space lieuecn two spacecralt as a prelude to the moonshot. Maj. Gordon Cornier Jr. is the pilot wlio will undertake tii-22 or bits of the earth in a shot tenta tively set for April 2. I'mdr. Alan B. Shcppard Jr., the lirsl astro naut to make a lliplit. though it was suborbital, will he Gookt's backup man. Grissom made the s"cond sub orbital flight. The next Might was. Glenn's orbit last Feb. SO. C'mdr. Waller M. Slmra. who made three orbits, will sjK'iahze in overall op erations and training n the new assignments. Crews for the spacecralt in volved in the various projects alt er the Hi-22 orbit flight will be selected before each (light. There were seven original Mer cury astronauts. The seventh is Maj. Donald K. Slayton. Because of a heart murmur, he was named last September as coordi nator for astronaut activities lor the manned space center. He will maintain overall supervision of astronaut duties. Kemaimng resxnsibi!ity areas, the space center spokesman said, will lie handled by nine new astro nauts. The assignments of the nine new- astronauts arc: .Seal A. Armstrong will moni tor the development, design and use of trainers and simulators, in cluding new training requirements not associated with sjiecific mis sion simulators. Maj. Frank Borman will con centrate on the booster design and development program. I,t Cmdr. .lames A. lxivell Jr. will monitor design aad (lovolop-isign and development of electrical sv ment of all recovery systems. such as paraglide r, parachute and lunar excursion module landing system. l.t. Charles Conrad Jr. will sjie- cializc in cockpit layouts, instru ment displays and pilot controls. Capt. James A. McDivitl will ieeializc in design and develop ment of guidance and navigation systems and aids for ofvrational requirements. F.lliott M. See Jr. monitor tie- The English word "Bible" isl derived through Medieval Latin from a Greek word which means simply "the books." systems. Capt. Thomas E. Stafford mon itor design and development of communications and instrumenta tion systems. Edward II. While III monitor tho design and development of (light control systems and related equipment. Lt. Cmdr. John V. Young monitor the design and develop ment of environmental control sys tems, survival gear, pressure suits and other personal equipment. Braniff international airways was founded on June 20. 1928. Fungi can sfioil plants. WASHINGTON l'rn - Senate foreign policy experts had top level assurances today that each Soviet-bloc ship hour.d for Cuba is being subjected lo the closest possible surveillance. The word was given, according In informed sources, by Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk and John A McCone. director of the Central Intelligence Agency. They testi fied Friday before the Senate F'oreign Relations Committee's panel on Latin American affairs According to one informed source the two top-level admin istration spokesmen said "every conceivable means" of surveil lance is being employed to ac quaint U.S. authorities with the nature of cargoes arriving in Cuba. The comments on the extent of U.S. surveillance since the aban donment of the Cuban quarantine were made behind closed doors. 'Laser1 Light Used To Picture Damage PASADENA. Calif. U PI' - A Caltech scientist disclosed Satur day he had devised a way for using a "laser" light beam to solve a problem which has dogged the Navy and shipping industry for 100 years. Dr. Albert T. Ellis, associate prolessor of applied mechanics at Caltech, said he had modified iaser to make possible the photo graphing of damage caused by microscopic bubbles to ship pro pellers. He said scientists also were pressing his new powerful "stro boscopic laser" into a wide var iety of uses in communications, medical instrumentat'on. welding and possibly weajions. Laser is a strong, narrow beam of light stimulated by radiation. Development of laser light, so powerful it could be beamed on Dorris Firm Gets Timber DOItniS The American Forest Products Corporation of Dorris was the high bidder for l2.lon.flua board feet of pine and fir tim Ixr in the East Shovel ('reek Unit. Goo.senest District, Kenneth ('. Duncan of the Klamath Na tional Forest announced at the conclusion of the oral auction held at the new Forest Service Office on Jan. 13. Sjiecies. volume in board feet. Advertised prices, and high bid rates weie: Ponderosa Pine, (tio.oon board feet, advertised at JI4 2T ier M and bid at 11.50 er M. sugar pine nominal vol ume, adv ertised and bid at $.'t 44 per M: white and red lir I0.5O0. 000 hoard feet, advertised at S4 W per M and bid at sio er M: Douglas In Tun. ooo board feet, advertised at J'ltW per M and hid at $10. ."i0 per M; tncen-e ce dar nominal volume, advertised and bid at S2 per M: lodgejxile pine nominal volume, advertised and bid at S4 !W per M. Total advertised value was 71, 7o). The value based on the highest bid was SH'i.Too the earth from a satellite 1,000 miles away, was announced by Hughes Aircraft Co. in 1060. The firm's scientists said they had created an "atomic radio-light" brighter than the core of the sun. II was said that the beam of light generated by a laser could vaporize anything it was focused upon when amplilied enough. This has led lo the belief that the de vice could be used to build a death ray. I lie cavitation bubbles, gen erated by churning propeller blades of ships, swell to about one-tenth of an inch in diameter and live about one thousandth of a second. The impact of millions of them, collapsing with the pres sure of 10.000 to perhaps one mil lion pounds per square i n c h. quickly cats away metal surfaces of ship propellers. Dr. Ellis said "detailed obser vations of many extremely rapid phenomena are possihle for the first lime." He has converted a laser's ran oom pulses into uniform, repeti tive pulses of up lo 500.000 a sec ond, with Hwcr in the beam equi valent lo about 20,000 hundred watt bulbs. "This will provide enough light for the extremely short exposures necessary in taking motion pic tures of very fast events." Dr. Ellis explained. 1 After the session there was agree ment among parlicpants on a point which may have been ob scured by the withdrawal of of fensive planes and missiles by the Russians: The Russians have, in the last six months, moulded their forces in Fidel Castro's island empire into a powerful military complex which doubles as an important base for political subversion in the hemisphere. In a related development, dip lomatic sources reported that iRusk had advised Argentine For jeign Minister Carlos M. Muniz I that action to counter Communist I subversion in Latin America may be recommended soon to the Or jganizalion of American Stales i OAS i. The administration has nearly finished an appraisal of subver sion throughout the hemisphere and of the support it gets from Cuba. The appraisal is part of a long-range policy plan to deal with Cuba. Grain Program Signup Readied DORKIS Farmers who crow barley on their farms in I0"9 or littiO will R(Hn be able to sipn-up lo participate in tho 1W3 feed grain program, according lo Car roll Hobisnn, Macdocl Hed Rock Valley, chairman of the Siskiyou County ASC Committc. The sipn up period (or the voluntary feed pram program has been set from Feb. I through March 22. The same Mn-up period ap plies lo (aimers in sprinc wheat areas who want In take part in the wheat 1abilizatin pro liiam The siun-up program lor winter wheat ended I)ec. 14. Kob wm aid. Comedy Play Scheduled At Bonanza BONANZA The inyslory.com cdy play. "Finders Cree)ers," w ill be held for two nights, Feb. 15-18. at 8 o'clock in the Bonanza Elementary School gym. Memliers of the community are giving it for the lienefit of the Bonanza Big Springs Park. Ad mission for adults will be $1 for reserved seals, 75 cents general admission, and 50 cents for chil dren under 12. There will be en tertainment between the acts and before the play. Mrs. IxRoy Fomlund is direc tor, and Oscar Peterson. Mrs. Cecil Haley. Walter Hitter, and Bill Osborne have charge of stag ing. Vernon llalev will plav the part of Hercules; Homer Dixon. Wil bur: Ignore Pederson. Celeste; Sharon .Jordaniyr. Frankie. Bev RoImtK Aunt Mary; Jesse An gel. I nele Bob; Cassie Hitter, Grannie: Don Horsley. Mr, Quig ley; Howrcy Roberts. Dr. Brown; Helen Srhreiner. Madeline: Billy Drew. Harry Schuster; louisc Woods. Daphne: and Bob Hortnn. Claude. The play is from the Art Craft Play Company and written by Donald Pavton. I V jN ;- Av! Crisp, juicy, fragrant apples... fW l?s M v 1 huae auantrhes ot the season s nnesr M ROME BEAUTIES nnprp VPJ Northwest, fancy I U f fU Iff It j(V , v t.'JT cious in pics; more j f v 1 JT J-'V delicious baked. Bo 'i l , , , , . 4 P 1 FRESH CRISP HEAD X; . sure to serve with I rlxwni vlx,jr rlCMU r?T Lucerne Ice Cream. I LETTUCE y PER POUND I Rubv Rtd Coochclla. 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