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PAGE tC HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon Sundjy. June 30, 1963 THE WIZARDS OF SPACE (15) By Don Oakley and John Lane Leave Family Alone And Forget Fast By ANN LANDERS Iear Ann Landers: This will sound terrible but I'm really a very nice guy. I want mv fourth wife back. I had age since Peg and now I know for sure that The first American trip to the moon? It could coipe as early as 1968. It will take place no later than 1970, if the nation meets the goal set by President Kennedy. But one day only a few short years from now a gigantic 355-foot Saturn V rocket will lift off its elevated and isolated pad at the Merritt Island complex at Cape Canaveral. Six million pounds of men and metal will speed into the heavens, pushed by five great engines generating 73 million pounds of thrust 100 times more than the rocket which launched America's first satellite in 1958. It will not be the first flight for the Apollo. Unmanned capsules will be launched in 1964 , and 1965. Early versions of the Saturn will place the entire Apollo system with crew into earth orbit in 1966. Possibly as early as 1967, the first Saturn V will send an Apollo crew around the moon and back. Apollo will consist of three major sections or modules: the command, service and lunar excursion modules (LEM). The command module, weighing 10,000 pounds, will carry the crew, guidance, communications and life-support systems. The service module, weigh ing 50,000 pounds, will carry propulsion sys tems for midcourse maneuvering and entry into and escape from lunar orbit. Finally, the lunar landing vehicle, or LEM, which will weigh 25,000 pounds, will carry two of the three crew members to the moon's surface. Before heading for the moon, the Apollo will spend p.'ucvt three hours in earth orbit as final checks are made on all its systems. Shortly after leaving earth orbit, the command and service modules will swing around in a nose-to-nose position with the LEM. The first mid course guidance correction will be made, de termined by computer calculations made on board and by ground stations, which will be in constant contact with the spacecraft through out the mission. While. coasting toward the moon the trip will take 62 hours from earth orbit to lunar orbit two of the crew will transfer to the LEM and prepare for the landing. NEXT: The Moon Bug Oregon Scientists Going After Great Gray Whale PORTLAND. Ore. (UPD-Hcr- man Melville's demonic Captain Ahab searched for his allegorical "truth" in the great white whale, Moby Dick. It was his undoing. Hut a group ot medical re searchers here believe lie had the right idea, just the wrong whale. Scientists at the University of Oregon Medical School are going after the grey whale and some truths they believe are scientifical ly very important. The research team, headed by Dr. Richard Lyons, an assistant professor of anatomy, hopes to catch enough specimens to probe some heretofore mysterious as pects of life both whale and human. Th : project, called a "Multidis- ciplinary Approach to Whale Bi- program which includes studies of ology" his attracted about 15goetal hemoglobin. scientists at the school and a number of students. From an idea born in discus sions more than a year ago, it has grown into a project encom passing many aspects of cetology the study of whales as well as investigation into human gen etic growth. Lyons has petitioned the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for per mission to take grey whales, a species protected by international law since 1930 when they were al most extinct. This species is needed because its migration past the Oregon Coast is well known and its breed ing grounds charted. Pregnant whales are needed for part of the Byproducts, Inc., a fishing firm which opened a whaling station at Hammond, Ore., two years ago, will supply the boat and crew and dispose of the whale's remains. One of the principal objectives of the project is a chemical called DNA (deoxribonucleic acid) from the whale's organs. Scientists say it may hold the key to genetic reproduction in plants and ani mals. Other phases of the project in clude studies of whale hemoglobin. the oxygen-carrying compound of the red corpuscles. Researchers want to learn if the same type of genes makes both whale and human hemoglobin, and they hope they can discover how evolution created this compound. TWA i. Ilia hnrariil lucaica on enromosomes mat car- might have been traveling along unit; a wrong pattern. The cells, in obeying the nu- number our is Lite girl for me. I am 2, ma-1 ture, and have been around enough to know the score. I am not stuck with any alimony raps because all my ex-wives remar ried. All my kids have been adopted by their stepfatliers so 1 nes the informaUon to make hemoglobin. Lyons explains that if cancer occurs in humans, the D.N'A To See Premiere SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, moth er of the President, planned to hold a news conference today fol lowing her arrival at this South ern California beach city. Mrs. Kennedy was to fly to the West Coast to be on hand for the premiere Tuesday of the motion picture "PT-109," which depicts the President's adventures in World War II. cleus, had the wrong message. They were following a "goofed up blueprint." The important object here is the nature of such messages and whether or not they can be con trolled or altered to a normal pattern. This, in effect, could be the answer to a cause of cancer, Lynns said. have never been hooked lor child suDDort either. The problem is that Peg s nus- band is a bin shot and he migni give me some trouble. He and Peg never had kids of their own and he is crazy about we ooys. I haven't seen them in s e v e n years but I hear the kids are very handsome like me. I'm sure Peg still loves me and that I could be a good fa ther to the boys. I realize now I should have stuck with them. Do you think I have a chance? BEN A ROUND Dear Ben: Chance (or vrhi'.t A fat lip? Your sudden attack of paternity gets me right here. Pal. Your timing to cockeyed ana l have only one recommendation: Get yourself good and lost and leave this family alone. Dear Ann Landers: I would just love to get my hands on that girl from Minneapolis who said all fellows who wear white socks are yokels. Did it ever occur to ner tnat some men must wear white socks following doctors' orders? My husband is one of those unfortu nat guys who is allergic to the dye in men's socks. His feet used one marrl-l'o break out in a terrible rash and the itcaing drove him crazy. It took quae a long time before hi! was able to track down the cause of his trouble. Since he has worn only while socks he hasn't had any problem, So please tell that big-mouth up there in Minneapolis it's unfair to judge people by the color of their socks. I don't like the looks of white socks either, but it's better than bandages. NOT COLOR BLIND Dear Not Color Blind: I was surprised at the number of wives who wrote as you did to say L.L.S. girl and an unabashed flirt. She 'yam over your kitchen sink where has been batting her eyes at my husband since she was 13. I al ways considered her behavior more adolescent than damaging My husband ignored her aggres siveness until recently when he said. "Your little sister is boy- crazy and I hope she outgrows it soon. Last night Sharon brought her graduation pictures over. She had large one framed for my hus band's office those were her instructions. On it she wrote, "To Jess, with all my love forever and ever." My husband does not want to lake the picture to his office but he is afraid of hurting her feel ings. What is your advice? their husbands wore white socks because of feet problems. Others wnpte to say they like the looks of white socks, and whose busi ness is 11 anyway? Dear Ann Landers: I am 26, have been married for five years and have two darling youngsters. My problem is not serious but I want to handle it with care be cause it involves my youngest sister. Sharon is 17 and graduated from high school a couple o.' weeks ago. She is a very pretty Dear L.L.S. : The Inscription disqualifies the picture from dis play anywhere. Keep it In the drawer. And if your sister in quires about It, Jess should tell her why It's not In his office. Confidential to High Blood Pres sure: Don't waste another minute on this dead, dead subject. Tack these wise words by Omar Khay- you can memorize inem: ".or all your piety nor wit ran lure it back to cancel half a line nor all vour tears wash out a word of it." To learn how to keep your boy friend in line without losing him, send for Ann Landers' book let, "Necking and Petting And How Far To Go." enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Two Elephants TOKYO IUP1) Communist guerrillas in South Viet Nam captured two of their biggest war prizes last week, it was reported today. J The Viet Nam news agency said the Communists seized two tame elephants trained for trans port duty. DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE Inquire At GUN STORE 714 Main SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS Vacuum Cl-wantrt lr.ni Miitrt CoH.t Mkr Fint T.ait.n Htatira EUctric Fry Pm WORK GUARANTEED REX APPLIANCE REPAIR CENTER 1(2 E. 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And grownups, too, will welcome its relaxing qualities. absorbing The Little People's Puzzle can be delightfully habit-forming, which gives youngsters a new enthusiasm for learning. They'll acquire greater word-power and the picture will make the learning more intriguing and impressive. Starting July 1 Bn The leraliiantiJtetos
