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Show .. '. t' , , y ti, Eli lbalij 1 j..Ixtyle,r,'u x2 Anders:on Apd 1.eenitn3- ty- , ' tar( - to taint them Schhra, trebling taskmaster for the new group, promised - that "we are going to pump It In so we can get them into the hopper for the rest of the program" as soon as possible. , , Addition, Of - the fledglings raised the nation's pool of astronauts and trainees to 29. They . were chosen from about 270 vohmteers last October. Six of America's seven original "Mer- clay" astronauts are still on the team, and rdne other candidates t in September 1982. The --29 wM compete in the -- -, months and years ahead for Gem-i- d n berths aboard the g capsules and . for the three seats aboard the first U.S. manned expedition to El the moons expected late this decade. T The new minuet c -- - include Edwin' E. Aldrin, 34; Williera,k, Anders, 20;Charles R. Bassett 11, 32; Alan I,. Bean, 33; Eugene A. Cernart, 29; RogI two-ma- earth-orbitin- - -- - I-- - "See here! I wear the pasts Is this tamilyt't - -- -- e.d the t wi by General' Seri'AdmInistraWe Bernard L It was said to be the time a Chief Executive attested to the formality lent the Onstitution. ; , The pDir ax provision ... .1'123 ' - 4 ' hit effect on Jan. tr ---when South Didota became the . - 38th state- - to ratify it..Boutins in ceriilling, its ratification, . merely performed a tY which aende the amendment to the national archives. , . , . - ,, , , , , amendment for- The DALLAS ORD-- - Dr. Paul ... tin4 hifialTstitesAi Pen v J.m 7 taxes as a requirenent for vot.. 1 most eminent heart aPeotalls!" ing in presidential or congres- civic le ad er s on a e, or elections. three-bloc- k bicycle ride Monday' to inaugurate heart month , Sanger laughs , , f Ride - Bike -- - Opens .Heart Month - 1 Nixon Tags 7 Nikita 'Most 'Able' - . , ., ,111SENHElli Ern, NC. (CPI) Former Vice l'resident Richard Nbcon said Monday that, in -his opinion, s Soviet Pretifer ithnshchev Is the ,"most the White with, jest - - - - - Navy - Hits Again -- , , 4 , - With. Polaris:Shot CAPE America's-15t- KENNEDY-- (UPI) nuclear submah- shot a Polaris A--2 Tuesday on - a; 1,500-mil-e rine 1 bicycle is a rare sight in down - - . - T1esu s-- 1: Pus.... -- solar-maxim- ,, , - Atli A I M 1 ti 1.,----- - - tiii.::r!...1Pi. .'!'2.!3 0i, iiii.WO " it will NEW YORIC take is about "a dollar's worth to make the -worl d' of pain . Ty ;Peen salsa- largest ocean bath, ship:shape. again. 40.'il.:,...:'',i..:'-- a pier ön die Hudson River els clocked without the aid How To Hold ' FALSEITEÈTH ,as, More Firmly io TPIace , of ' at hicycle.- riding. whipped around the three blocks as fast.. as three policemen could MON13 pedestrians to the side.-Onof the other bicyclists al!4 --- -from the I 2', , t- The captain of the 'snapper boat Del G radioed Monday that- --- delaying -- - -, the boat and he did not expect tomake port with the Cubans aboard- until Wednesday... , - - - -- - AtBif Pf 'i'.P,.!1.!"It.Yi!1:Pcitcl,.1-y.i- ' . MOBILE, ALA. (UPI).-Se- ven ban refugees rescued from a sinking skiff in the Gulf of mei., 100 were reported recovering aboard a fishing vessel from ex. .- Dolour: false teeth aanoyand emks , bermes by slipping, dropping or At another pier a few or talk? you eat, away, the Italian liner Ctisto Launtgart: a little laugh PkatEETII on plates.This alkaline tom Colombo ed under , your powder llolde false WWI more firmly Lex- end more comfortably. No gummy, .110162.mil1iolLixelutAtilitt Skitilitt circumstances pasty taste or feeling.Does not lost a small flagpole-an- d perIencedas1znflüjolt as the lloosl, IOU?. checks 'plate odor (denture- -Ther $24 :million liner- slid into her breath). OeS PANTNETH today st scraped some - paint ,ort counters ovezywhars - '71 drug bow Monday when she- mulged berth... pl, : : -N- dock EEDN'T- BE DA Mon-aci- i' co. 2.5041', 171 Lest eth Smith 723 West North Tontpitt4122 South Stets 1112 SetrHt Sth loot MA W. 3500 South, rooter - 2021 South Wain, loonnfol - - - 7'7 FE on BLOCK : - .. ...T....,,,..40,- 77:- 7-. , ''' , k - ,,,, -. .--- ..- - ,4-- - . ,,,,,,,,r.,, ,. ,, I - .e, t ..,... 1 --- -- - - -- t''.' oDwr:;,Dwhiallas.te;',Ial'rs;,. ' htril-tact-Strie- 1:--,-- . - at Ft 5 In view bf . I t .. - ,.,;, ,-- I . - , e t.,.4' -- tary Pierre Salinger in WasMngton. Salinger said he had not discussed. the statement with President Johnson. Ntcon made his appraisal of a Khrushchev during-speech to 2,000 students at Pfeiffer College in Order, he said, to giveethem , . . . , , , . ...t . 1, - - ISTATEILTOltit q , , NE-- .., a , 4.0,7l,,:,,: --, , a, - CALL , - : , -- - é - r.:- , - - - ,', , .4 -- -r 7,- . 1 -.., .,,- - , - - , - . .. ; . . . Gets you mstant: ,. . , , 17 , . - 7 .:, - , . ,, , ..'"'''''- , w ,,, ; a'-..-. , ,.. -- rocket their enemy. test He said Khrushchev was tot - the mostadmirable, northe flight The was most brilliant, but from an overmissile 1' launched from the USS James all standpoint, he is the most Monroe as it cruised submerged able" world leader, ' off the Florida coasti Minutes Nixon, who one debated the later, Its Instrumented 'warhead Russian leader during an Amer-lalanded in an Atlantic target area exhibit in Moscow, said to the southeast. it was the Kbrushchev was a "typical Com-- Navy's third A--2 success In six muthst" but a "rather complex launchings from submerged su- man" capable of changing Ms b' marines this year. pace at - ulea wa$ raining, the cyders rode: ' 'on the sidewalk,"-out-'the raotozists blew weather,'while Their horns... An adult on a House--:- . ..,,,,,i',, Dallas.,, of fact that it In -- C. Freeman, 33:- Rithard F. shchev) as a possible Republi, Gordon Jr., 34; Russell. L. . , cancandidate lot president!! David R. Schweickart, 28; Scott, - - 31; and. Clifton C. Williams, U. said White House Press Secre- -- t --n' ons.-lev- stotud-prirtu- -- remark wait greeted 7 Ilat- r ortiaxintum-ictiNi- ty when the Solar A Navy satellite, ; period. (UPI) on ' y an watch launched recently to keep , weatherls almost always stormy. m '.-the-ittaew The,' has reported that earth's star is near Navy satellite was launched as . stets pert of the U.S. opntributionin KIST. cycle ilex-is:Athe period of its r .r.11:La sun's is a good gauge : -- and storms are at a of its acOvitY., The Navy monitor contilmousit Of the solar monitor, the only measures in five wavelength bands- -2 active ono now in orbit, wort The first signals from the satellite showed , anwtiata re. participating 111 11.1.1'11""'" in the shottest wavelength already that -of the Quiet Sim (IOY). Some e0 nations ate are too faint to detect. In the various bands one.together-An---th- e "illance the sun is um gram to learn all they can about the -sun and fiftieth as "bright"asat even during the quiet period there will be the earth's enelroomento -- Information thus gained Aden the stm's sup- , occtudonal- flares, or eruptions,- on the sun's face is comparatively clam will provide base. , face. They-wil- l provide "dean models-otth- e line data which could not be obtained ona basicAlare process,' the Navy said. nt IL aleffee, 28; Michael ColTSounds like maybe Mr. Ins, 33; It. Walter Cunningham, 31; Dorm Eisele, 33; Theodore Nixon is propeMng - .over--r- !. - - - er - ,pliTorliberty milto . :-- UM e- '' - , - 0 Itc 7AS Refugees II-ye- wai'oificially certified t?day a part of the Oztstitution. In a Whits House ceremony, President Johnson hailed it as a gh ofr a Tear, and probably more like .. two years." - III u o i . -- 110 it , : 1 WASHINGTON .1 rWASii:LNGTON (UPT),-- The 24th Ainendment, 'barring : the poll tax in federal election '4 PI Sun'Quiet,----Saiollhfél2epotts- AS Acntdri 4 ,batoittstrOnaTitgLI ' ran sivacenian LWalteri M. Schirra will take' "at least " . Tuesday, February 4, 1964 .TELIGRAM, , 4. . - DESERET - - 't Fourteen (UPI) young jet pilots joined astronaut team Monday to begin, training for flights to the Ls - T 1 t tousrox The fir4 'step , , -. - Of nilb nomis...' jo.) , I IN WI 4 A ihr SWIM ITC:111 - ,. .. e 111 INK viwki - , - r , . hotel reiervitions at confirmed - - ; , specificciitei at all Hotels,. Inns, Hilton Hotels abroad and other Hilton-Stell;ciétilists-:Figiitin..gjitile'T.''::- n..Ciiiileiii'.Riiitit Probe ', er - ' leading hotels. , - P4SADENA, pointment MOnday of a special CALL Spice scientists were Working 114111U board to invektigate the time today in efforts- to failure. ,ag;dnst Even Pinljalatlha-voUhlthat result t front ed In failure .of the Ranger-6- - Cape getmedy,, Fla., last Thum: : early Sunday photograpide m1sIon to.- ',Abe .daY and ended -scored öne of the- - greatest Arrangements confirmed, et series-'sePtid in with' s TprullseYe.,4 landing on the for sales meetings flights to send close-u- p tel-admitted and moon; evision pictures of the moon tour& back to earth is platmed for the the camera failure -t- wershailsuccessful of of this month; and scien-- Oweti.thie aspects :0400116.411N, tists need tó Imow what was re--, -L,L1 -fact7,rem ainedthiltith ; Sponsible- for the capers- mat4: function tu Ranger-- 6 - before main purpose of the flight was to learn through transmission Of - 7i sending &Inert alott,:' A spokesman for the Illalifer-- 1 television pictures the nature Of Ilia - Institute of Technology's' the moon's surfacewhether It RESEliVATION SERVICI1 is rocky or covered with a deep Jet Propul Telephone for IPPlientioll ke Laboratory --- CARTE BLANCHE 7 miter-for the layer of dustas a step toward , I.IPL),-Credit Cafe the , , flight, Asid the entire Rangrer4 landing man- - on: thalunar CARD IM:1011 CREDIIIDEATIficADON mission-- "will be flown !roll 131- 7 the laboratory" to so lye the mysterious- failure of 17-7-attempts to get lunar pictures. The detective 'work also will - - Involve- 77 7-sifting and miles" of telemetry tapes ,and other rec6rded data to pin-point the' IN FACTORY CRATES ' In Washington, the federal . 2" space agency announced ap- - though,-theEang- 363..7636 er-6 in Salt Lake City - e , , , . - , for esidelAiki' 'customers In Utah. ' ' 4 , ' , , 1 Electric flamelesselecNtric air conditionmg beenLreduced215''below, rèu1ar rates for total electric homeseffective January 2 - - - - -- -- - 77, 17-::::- i - , - T , - rtith Power ilciaght Co. office. ,, call or vinto your neva Tor inortanformation, 'ion - . , , ,, , , , - , -- - , ' t Heat : EW-WESTINGHO- t. , , '----- ADVIRTISIMON'r ,- - :7;7 es Cositi.-Wit- h - .. - - - -- -- . . . - . ,,,,,,,, clean-as-sunshi- Frastfree Refrigerate( : :- - . - ne heat,---repaintin- m , - -- - s, Giant 10316 freezer--7, 11E. - 1;400-h-oni- , ' 'Electncallyi most electric in Sâv.in Maintenance, Upkeep are so- me of the- reasons more than and-- ' ..,. heating, no electikiffis the area we now serve enjoy electinic ouse heating: 41 filtersLail-111soot. air 110 costof deaning- arid' COMis no soot, smoke-greaseClean ' , other furnace maintenance costs'. Each year, you save bustion residue such as result from burning fuels. . 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