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24 IHfc ROCKLAND COUN1Y JOUKNAL-NLWb TACK, N.r., r-RlUAY, NOVcMBLK lb, I96d Zoncf 5 Passengers Turtles, Flies Circled Moon L-Tl iff? I had also exerted a certain influence on the of the spleen." The report did not explain the significance of these; findings or whether they would have any effect on a decision to send a man to the moon. Soviet scientists have said they will make tests with animals before sending a man on a moon trip. The report was the first mention of any living creatures aboard Zond 5. In addition to turtles Zond 5, carried plants, seeds, and bacterial cultures. The purpose, the scientists said, was to test the effects of radiation and other conditions of a moon flight on living organisms.

Their analysis is continuing. The moonshot turtles were nameless in the report and identified only as No. 22 and No. 37. The report made no mention of any biological test creatures that might be aboard Zond which rounded the moon Thursday and is now presumably on its way back to earth.

ers and with good appetites, a Communist party newspaper report by four scientists in the Pravda said. They lost some weight, returning homo 10 per cent lighter. Blood analysis showed no substantial difference from a group of stay-at-home turtles used as a test control. The scientists reported a checkup 21 days after the turtles, return showed "an excessive content of glycogen and iron in their liver tissue and the complex of flight factors By JOHN BATSMAN Associated Tress Writer MOSCOW (AP) Soviet scientists today revealed the first living creatures to tly around the moon and back to earth were a pair of turtles and a number of wine flies and meal worms. They were all aboard Soviet moon shot Zond 5 which landed in the Indian Ocean Sept.

21 after a week-long flight. They arrived back in a Soviet laboratory in good condition, moving about in their contain ,.5 1 I- Cement was introduced into the United States from England about 1870. Because of its weight it was brought over ns ballast. Dress Refiearsal Apollo 8 astronauts run through a dress rehearsal in their space capsule. They are William A.

Anders (left), James A. Lovell Jr. and Frank Borman. Zond 6 Heads For Earth Today Fugitives Held Family A little goes a long way at Snow Hits New Mexico By UniUMl Press Inlenuitiimal Heavy snow has hit mountain areas in New Mexico, as storm centers off the north Pacific Coast and in New Mexico produced widespread wintry weather today. Heavy snow fell on the central and southern Rockies Thursday, as a new mid-autumn storm brought weather which made highways slippery and hobbled air transportation.

Wind-driven rain soaked the Pacific area states today. There was some heavy snow in the mountains. Travelers warnings were issued in the Oregon Cascades and the California Sierras Cold rain spread from the Central Plains to the Great Lakes region while wet snow created hazardous driving conditions in parts of Kansas and Nebraska. FOREIGN CARS OF ROCKLAND INC. Route 59, West Nyack CALL EL 8-4800 from the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth, to St.

Louis. The two men reportedly overpowered their guards at a rest stop on Interstate 70 near Warren ton, drove to Pacific and abandoned the guards and a third prisoner who refused to accompany them. Pacific, was one of the witnesses called by a St. Louis federal grand jury last month ir. an investigation of a possible connection between bank holdups and the Cosa Nostra.

Kane was sentenced to 22 years in prison for the 585,000 robbery of the Sheridan Village ST. LOUIS (AP) Bridgpton, police said today two men, apparently federal prisoners who escaped from their guards about 35 miles west of St. Louis Thursday, held a Bridgeton family hostage all Thursday night and fled in the family's automobile early today. Jan. 16, 1967.

FBI agents recovered $12,000 from a car at a Springfield, mctel March 8, 1967, money believed to be part of the loot from the Peoria robbery. The agents also found a machine gun, a revolver, women's wigs and ammunition in the pletely satisfied with the recovery of Zond 5 and are planning new techniques when Zond 6 comes down. U.S. Naval reports said a Soviet tracking and recovery fleet was in the Indian Ocean where Zond 5 landed safely. The Soviets disclosed today that Zond 5 carried turtles, flies, woims, plants and seeds in a study of the effect of space on such life.

The Communist newspaper Pravda did not say whether there were live organisms aboard Zond 6. It said all the "biological objects" on Zond 5 were delivered to earth in good condition. MOSCOW (UPD-The Soviet unmanned lunar probe spacecraft Zond 6 streaked toward a return to earth today, repeating the spectacular round-the-moon trip made by Russia's Zond 5 spaceship last September. Zond 6 looped the moon Thursday and conducted "studies of physical characteristics in the near-lunar area," the Soviet news agency Tass said. Tass said Soviet scientists were keeping "reliable" contact with the moon exploration ship and processing scientific information it sent.

Western space watchers said the Soviets may not be com State Bank of Pqoria, 111., on AUTHORIZED DEALER car. Two St. Louis men identified as John J. Vitale and Vincent Filippello also was called by the federal grand jury to testify. The name of the family was not disclosed, but police had the license number of the car and a widespread search was on.

Police said the men held the family at gunpoint from about 7 The guards and the third prisoner were handcuffed. The guards were identified as Vernon Whitlock, a deputy U. S. marshal, and Robert Gentry. The prisoner who remained with them was idendfied as Horace Good News E.

Williams. Kane was serving a sentence for bank robbery. The reason he and the other I prisoners were being taken to i p.m. inursday until 7 a.m. today.

Two men identified by the Missouri Highway Patrol as Donald Kane, 43, of Pacific, and Dale G. Wilson, no known address or age, escaped Thursday while being driven i St. Louis was not known. But Kane's wife, who lives in Mr. will this retailer you do 16 less business Christmas Season A BETTER HOME-BETTER LIVING! through Carter Real Estate Tlie World Over By United Press International The elders chopped off the dragon's head today then drank toasts to his death.

But as the dragon fell, there was good news in San Francisco's Chinatown. A new dragon arose fashioned from hundreds of yards of embroidered silk and bamboo. The old dragon lasted 10 years a decade of gyrating in Chinatown's New Year's parade. The new cloth dragon had pedigreed papers to avoid some of the trouble of its former self. The old dragon was detained on its arrival in 1957 by the U.S.

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