Show THE OGDEN Seen Result of Study r f SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — A his feelings of discouragement and Calif physician has decline” Shneidman said “Adepredicted that the average length quate health plans to cover hospitalof life will be 128 years “when there is a breakthrough in cancer ization medications necess and arteriosclerosis research” nursing 'aid etc would seem to Dr Russell V Lee Sr of Palo help in these cases” Alto Medical Clinic was one of Dr Barbara Armstrong' law proseveral witnesses who appeared at the final session of a twonlay hear- fessor emeritus at the University of California said that it is neither ing conducted by the Senate sub- civilized nor American to force committee on problems of the aged to old become people age depend- and aging Lee made the prediction to show t Palo Alto vi ary rt r GefditsWi distant era in hich humanity has ScUrxe Writ ef forged as far ahead of pr5 CHICAGO i AT ‘—Picture a wcrlj day man in intelligence and under-a- s Vie ro'rf lead the apes cl the star t( terrcrrcw in wch rr-Athus Is the biological wave cf the a't 6 tn'Inrt as f Robert AiMUtd Prtu the evolutionary utopia torl at w : v ami future we are heading? which as ward Afraham Irxcla fprpjUACi’e Net urlext we pive evolution a far 1 cc-- that ta a Then genetic assist that is in our power 1 says Dr II J Muller Nobel prize-mr mg geneticist at Indiana Unx i iters ty Muller telieves that man is rurt-- J ring the world today only because cf fabulous luck He is alive and prrvme in Muller’s view only his string of ancestors run--1 :i tack to the tezmnirg of Me rrg on this planet was able to win out In ccrrpetiUca with other orpan-- j isms Muller thinks man can improve! his charges cf lorg-rargsurvival) ami make the world a tetter home if he takes positive steps genetical) ly to upgrade each human genera lter! 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Paid Pol Adv Glasmann Publisher Breeze 'Gen Mgr L 3 Bott VOTE NOV d e tperatwn Kvrl tr'ure it if Or maie Ogden Entered at ths Postoffice at Ogden Utah as second class matter accord-in- g to Act of Congress March 8 1879 ri 14-mo- Atomic Plane Gets Tests On Radiation cat r L Utah 1 his-tcr- flat re anti electrical ta rxt ing Co a ri crane w!u for ih EX 1 LEG GRAFTED— SEVERED Telephone 34th St and Kiesel Ave Published daily and Sunday at Ogden Utah by the Standard-ExaminPublish- k 1 -- d 0lanbarb-Examtn- fr and health insurance for persons over 65 years of age would increase tenfold in the future Dr Edwin S Shneidman codirector of the Suicide Prevention Center in Los Angeles told the committee the high cost of medical care is the most important reason for suicide among the aged “Prevention of suicide for the older person would have to do with relief from physical pain and perhaps more important relief from - The scientist has prepared a IS study listing several ways the trial and error progress cf normal evolution coulJ te speeded drecticn liis sugCArE CANAVERAL Ha (AP) given control of the program at the before Sputnik if they had been tp in a desirah’e an to will to use existing te presented gestions has officially start Later it was taken over by given the international celebration at the The United States NASA The Martin Co in Balti- hardware developed in the ballistic hard-lucUrav f rVity cf Chicago in Nov ember I closed the file on the missile program They argued that more was prime contractor I no pressure for hurry building a complete new rocket syswas marking the lDtth anniversary of Vanguard program There The project erx because at that time the Unitec tem from scratch took too much Darwsn'j theory cf evolution of on a note satisfaction meth-jed Sept States felt sure of its technical su time TN faded and most direct 17 of the when last the Vanguarc future of cd genetically improving Nevertheless on its third attempt premacy Then Russia smashec satellites put up in eight tries buf the Muller believes illusion the generations j blasting Vanguard put a satellite in orthis low batting average is not in into orbit onbyOct 4 1X7Sputnik on March 17 1953 through artificial insemination bit dicative cf the rocket’s true value to followed back that was a reIn the weeks frantic that Looking SOCIALLY MINDED U Lon the S fp1C( to was rolled the first markably Vanguard early success when comA less selective way cf lmrrovlcape£0at f0r American space the the time it has taken with and the launching assigned pad pared frg future generations he says frustration Vanguard has left to nation’s big ballistic this of success Russia’s task I perfect matching wou' l te1 for couples with superior heritage that may outlive any pres to newsmen of missiles Hundreds flocked intelligence to raie more children ent satellite vehicle Take the Atlas for example Fifthe beaches south of Canavera than they could paibly bring up Vanguafd I expected to stay on Dec 6 1X7 Cape received teen of these missiles were launched They aM then give them out for adop-- aloft perhaps a hundred years lec count-dow- n one before a on in as the reports period hourly Lon to Lhe discovery that the earth is e the moment neared first historic the i flight t completed n this to do Thcr-roev r g rot round but slightly As the world watched the glisten After that several Atlases failed munded' After IS months its radio still is odd truly be rocket labored up two before the bugs were worked out Ing he says valuable information transmitting its feet from pad lost thrust anc The weapon was declared operationKef genetic artiHeal invminJi about space in al in September— after its 31st a ball of fire tcn the dener of male germ cells Vanguard II provided data on the exploded S technical If of the basis would be selected on prestige slumpet launching and five years after a 'earth’s cloud cover before its bat and became a whipping crash program was ordered to deand Vanguard ©utstandng men'll ability teries died It will be whirling abou missile could bhat velop a 6000-mil- e boy ether superior qualities the earth for a century or so ' this the House Apto Earlier i launch on was The called children his to on year pac-'NArmy TAKES READINGS Committee a satellite on and its succeeded the are Genes propriations reported genes through after an investigation that the Vananticipated first try with Explorer I teredtary cell units transmitted Vanguard III with an years is taking va frrm generaticn to generation They Ife of Army missile men claimed they guard people did a “commendable irfl erxe Ln! e 11 g -- nee persorudty II rtous radiation readings in space could have orbited a satellite long job” within the ground rples’ established growth color cf eyes and ha r and Its main job Is to locate danger The Vanguard program originally many ether factors that make uplous pockets of radiation within the J earth’s was budgeted at between 20 and the individual magnetic field This infer 30 million dollars The final cost The germ cells accumulated over j mat ion may help draw a map of the was about 125 million dollars a Ice g period would be preserved I safest route to the moon and other TATTLES 23 lead until at Most missile men here feel it was freeze planets ly deep In Ihrr-- j lies value real But well death man's the worth the price alter Vanguard's year LOW-BRO- W THE his! the of wealth this technological expert period pcctjticnary irg merits and shcrtcorrirgs could te I ence gained in both successful and EDINBURG If Scotland (UPI) e- - flha'ed unemclionatly However unsuccessful shots The National do you smoke so piuch? Why testAdministraAeronautics and Space a bmtni amount cf pregeny are you’re just a lowChances as this a is data ing could be carried out during this tion lNASA) usirg brow to provide a wmleT esti- scientific and technical base for The Edinburgh University Devalue and denor'a the the cf mate tracking design launching gerclic of future space vehicles partment of Public Health and ta hf effrpring Social Medicine yesterday reOMAHA Neb (UPI) — Is it true If it were shown his superior Vanguard s power plant was by "results of leased the a that survey eating certain foods might could te passed on the ro means a washout Its second indicated which the “lower is of one could be considered the most keep a person from having heart itage prm supply on hanJ are the classes' trouble? smokers numerous for and heavy its recip- sophisticated among powerful A in the This is one of a series of quesauthoritative report It ients weight) engines yet developed tions being put to patients at the medical journal Lancet said Muller sayi the means already is is still an essential part of the pa Cardiac Clinic at the Creighton among the lower social classes known to produce the multiple re- - J lion’s space program and will be the ratio of smokers to University School of Medicine Dae cf mature eggs in women for some time to come is gerater than in the The investigators Vuth a Lttle more research be j The global minitrack network sophomore medical student Tom Moylan and social classes could devised a was be under higher the Vanguard developed technique says Dr Harie Barrett are trying to The article remained vague for flushing them from the re pro I program and formed the beginnings on the definition of classes determine the relationship of diet to ductive tract and Implanting them of the present U S satellite track leart disease however in any selected female host Jlng system were J found The also If powerful selective results Moylan and Barrett have a strong that survey Vanguard personnel gained ex lunch that what you eat has a dia from more be “U” desired he says the eggs may pcrience which is now being put to on your heart But they effect rect endow smokon tor work other space projects woman cf excellent genetic upper class) than the seen any concluhaven’t with fertilized could ers te say they germ mrt of sive it male a Lancet The proof said from article also material superior a link existed between nonMoylan and Barrett are trying ATTITUDES LIBERALIZED o tie the high incidence of heart middle-clas- s reand smoking Muller says public attitudes on disease in obese (fat) people to a spectability reproduction have become greatly In any case the article indiligh intake of calories They hope scien-Bd lberalzed since Victorian days physical year an substantiate this j cated heavy smokers are not he contends almost no concern Lfic study which lasted from mid- with statistics from the heory likely to be churchgoers has teen shown for the type of ra 1X7 through 1X3 The Navy was r study live endowment that would be valuable to the children themselves A further break with tradition would te recesnary before any such program could meet acceptance be fno-wer- 7 Out Vanguard Program Bows Leaves Lasting Space- e hrr 1959 1 Average Span 128-Ye- ar All ents before they can get medical ' care “Why in this day of aiming al the moon can the aged not get old fashioned- - medical' care?” she asked “We are morally committed to give our people an independent existence that does not force them to become dependent on charity” 3A R OGDEN' UTAH SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER SCIENCE MEDICINE B STANDARD-EXAMINE- EAST FIRST SOUTH SALT LAKE ' |