Show ' afeilhe Project Called Celestial 'Boondoggle' WASHINGTON ( AP) — Aero Digest Magazine said today the TJ S space satellite program has “degenerated into a celestial boondoggle” which can be corrected only through a costly I nounced July that would launch a small satellite during the international geophys31 ical year— July 1 1957-Bcc i t y'y’ '&Zs V 1 - CHAMONIX today's issue of i t i 2245 Washington Blvd Dial 4-57- 81 i jA 'jf 1 'T T rf'm ‘ S tfriflti KJi nil g d with an empty bottle which he adds to his backyard cache He doesn’t bother about empty cans top-lev- Methods of Big Auto Makers Invite Inflation Says Solon Gift Suggestion Casserole Warmers 9 Original Hummel! 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