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News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 2

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2 News Journal, Mansfield, O. Wednesday, March 16, 1966 cientists Forecast ars, Venus Trips By Year i v. i 4 I '1ft 2001 WASHINGTON AP) Two fueled rocket 40 years ago; "He's figuring on the basis of; To Mars and back at a more cations satellites sporting 150 Ri-irntisis Mnnrtn nr.nfiHntiv todav. 'these thincs being only in the. leisurely pace lasting 24 months; foot antennas constructed in forecast round trins to Mar, inri ln nls Preparea iaiK.

ivonecci uevempineiuai shirc hi jneaeni. UHtldM niUlia inps 10 AldlS ana hnco cvctnms fnnintinct! Ru thf 1 inlinnf ik. nf Cma if hnco cvctnms fnnintinct; Ru tho vpar 21X1 KnnpiTI messages til KP l( nun ii lu lu 1 1 1 i.ijnL in a wvjiiil, vi i enus Dy me year 2001 but t0 RIars mjlt be aSit0 internlanetarv travel) are al-, said: "an economical manned the earth so that 'Rhode Island fered sharply on the price of a low as $1,600 for a 160-poundi ready here such as life-support! transportation system to the! might be coupled by direct round-trm lirkpt. man. because he said Drosnects! systems and propulsion sys-lnear planets (Mars and Venus) with Romania, and Ver- low as $1,600 for a 160-pound! ready here sucn as nte-suppon; transportation system 10 inesmigiu De coupiea Dy i man, because he said prospects; systems and propulsion sys- near planets (Mars and Venus), beam with Romania, and items." is likely to be either in service jmont with Venice." Dr.

Eucene B. Konecci of the'are tnat of interplanetary 'are that cost of interplanetary or in active development." I iraiponauon uv me turn oi ine Kuhrt envisioned nuclear pow- wium u.v me iuiu ux mei Kunrt envisionea nuciear pow- National Aeronautic; and Since vi lonai Atronautits and cem mM ,0 the spaceships pow- Council es Cd the isi of a nun1 nti.loi I tt si.M.a rri inn.lnti M-jrti'jn nvrtnrei.in ii f. Daniel J. Fink, deputy A "standard second lan-director of the Defense Depart- whereby all nations ment's Division of Defense Re-! could communicate with one search and Engineering, also, another via satellite. And, even took a look at the future.

He before that, perfection of a sys- am ne l()ia a reporter anen rocket about $6,400 tor a 160-pound man his olner weights would' -less for a thin man more for nave l0 be figured in addition1 a fat one -while Wesley A.j t0 bl)dv weilth baione-for exam-! bargain hunters, he Mig- said many future developments item of automatic language Kuhrt of Lnited Aircraft Lab-ple tne wei ght of food and oxy gesiea a -nour earm-oroii inp are unpredictable now but translation, employing electron ic computers. "To call Sweden from Wash oratories set tne iao at U) sustajn the traveler i or paeupis then ventured some predictions, "We figure about double wr ium ocuci ut-ccu including the development of: Thev offered their guesses at person's weight for the over-all lovecau Mechanical robots activat ing nnpninf nf a svmrx.sium on cost for a one-wav triD." he! Round-trips to the moon, last-led by radio signals from earth ington in the year 2001," said Fink, "you might pick up your Is "Space Aee in the Fiscal Year! said. That would make it $3,200, infi six to do construction work and oth- all-language videophone, speak 2001." Sponsored by the Ameri-'for one-wav to Mars, or $6,400 1 To Venus and back, on a trip er jobs several hundred miles in, the number dialing, including pusJi-buttons, would be obsolete outer space. 3 1 Wi and, when the circuit is established, converse in your own can Astronautical Society, the! for the round trip. lasting 18 symposium honors the lale Asked about the higher figures To Mars and back, via "ex-Robert Hatchings Goddard, who given by Kuhrt, Dr.

Konecci press" lasting 11 months the world's first liquid-! 000. Three dimensional Great systems of communi- language. 1 WHO ME? If the glum look wasn't typical of the breed. Bowser's facial expression might be interpreted to mean he was offended by the thought he was temperamental and some kind of monster. But the dog hasn't got a mean streak in him and is a favorite playmate for neighborhood youngsters on Oklahoma City's northwest side.

(AP Wirephoto) Volunteers Plan 70th Annual Spring Salvage Campaign Marksmanship Training Criticized No one knows better than Maior Alex Simnson. ex- ecutive officer of the Mansfield Volunteers of Ameri-J'PIE' ifiif1131 Ailh "y11 rechini0 ether the prograni A. vilian research-engineering firm a certain standard or target is effective, ca, that "the needy are always with us. criticized rule marksman-hits. Despite tne soaring economy wnicn nas Drought ail-; snip training me Army gives But a spokesman said the time high incomes to many families in the Mansfield combat.

service is considering "whether we can establish a proficiency level for units," as opposed to individuals. area, there are still many, many who must look something to be de-welfare and social agencies for aid. i sired." said the report by Ar-wvt TWsHav VninntPPr. nfl Uiur D. Little, Inc.

The firm sur- The studv said the civilian thp! reasons, accounted for a total of veyed the nation's civilian 1 miirL-cmnnchirk tfrrrr'i ri whih FALSE TEETH Chewing Efficiency Increased up to 35 C'linlrnl it prov you cn now chew tx(tfr mV demur verg up to 35 0 mar rnmirt it you tprlnklt little FAS TEE! on your pltr. FASTEETH Is trt alkaline luon-acid) powder tht holds teeth mor firmly to they feel more comfortable. No ummy. gooey puty tt. Doesn't lour Checki denture breth.

Oet FASTITTH Powder today dnif eounten everywbtrw. nation will launch their 70th nights of lodging at the; marksmanship program and year encornpassed 417.576 nual Spring Salvage Drive. I Volunteers headquarters, Simp-jTOntnbutlons. and mdi-l persons 5 902 gun clubs "con-Trucks from the Mansfield said. i tributes significantly" to the oiunteers headquarters at 290 Food 1S another import; Army rwiutM Mir-; proficiency and confidence of North Main will call at the Proviaea oy ne oiun- potential soldiers.

houses nf all who have donations! teers here, with 84,101 mealsle ere surprised to find This is what the Army wanted EYE EXAMINATION BY APPOINTMENT NOTE: A definite appointment lime made by telephone or by mail, will insure you of prompt service without waiting and without wasted travel tt from outside of Mansfield. if thev will telephone the Vol- during 1965 to needy norca uojecuves or unteers office 'families and to transients. minimum standards of umctris unite rifle marksmanship proficiency The trucks will collect old have been set for either units or clothing, shoes, furniture, appli-j 'IT1 going into combat." ances, housewares and other.fld JJ( () the firm reported, items which can be cleaned and The study recommended that repaired for further use in the hlf nf T)ti frl the armed forces conduct community, Major pneeded research," including said. 'perhaps making what it called The salvage drive not only The Seven Citizen-: "quality control checks" on the provides articles to help the' sniP Council will meet at Lo-j marksmanship proficiency of needy of every race, creed and cal 9 AW Union Hall, 2510; rifle units going into combat, color" but also Drovid'es iobs for West Fourtn Street Rd-. at 8i The Army says it is puzzled the unemployed who are hired P- m- toda.y- this criticism.

It points out V17 Optomttrie and Optical Svrvice at Rtatonabl Prkti to work at the volunteers of America in sorting and repairing the items donated. Major Simpson said the Vol whom he is shown, Mrs. Loran Matthes of Dolly Madison Club, Sen. Reams, John J. Rinehardt the county Democratic chairman, and J.

D. Middlebrook of the United Democratic Club. (Photo by Terry Wolf) DEMOCRATS MEET GOVERNOR CANDIDATE Toledo Democrat State Senator Frazier Reams Jr. opened his campaign for the Ohio's governor seat in Mansfield yesterday with a press luncheon. He also met local Democratic leaders with William H.

Jenkins, chairman that every man is required to of the Local 549 political action committee, said: "This newly- formed council is composed In Cistern marily of UAV7 Locals in thej TIFFIX AP) DaviJ A1en area and our purpose is to: Cascaden Jr 2 was ound dcad steadfastly support worthy po- jn a cis(ern a home his htical candidates now as well as fjmilv jn, just in the future. I)U. C. M. BK.ADSIIAW OPTOMETRIST Cor.

of Park Ave. West and Mulberry St. Tel. Mansfield, Ohio unteers has, during the past year, employed 78 men, most of them physically or socially Refreshments will be served at tonight's meeting. handicapped.

They are paid for their work, and in addition are provided with food and lodging. Among them are six parolees from Ohio State Reformatory and Ohio Penitentiary. Reams Aims At Young Voters By GEORGE CONSTABLE state of Ohio with a can of to-, legs, young ideas and they are Names Manager Also during the past year the the kev in winninff the povern. Democratic JU'ce in one hand and COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Mi- nr' rhair want in annpal in' Volunteers distributed 9.529 ar- candidate State Senator Frazier I shouts about drinking it to give the young because they of clothing to members chael E. Entinger, candidate for have the children who face an of 193 deserving families, most the Democratic nomination for of the wearing apparel having 'state treasurer, announced that Reams Jr.

placed the key to his; our tomato industry a boost, campaign on youth, his own ap-i ''And then there are our state parent youth and the young vot-i institutions buying tomato juice ers of Ohio, when he visited from Indiana!" Reams said. npmriratif tantare nrtrl' inadequate educational system. It is the young Ohioans who will pay olf the Khodes bond is- been donated by residents of State Rep. Douglas Applegate the Mansfield area. iof Steubenville will manage his Transients and families, some primary election campaign.

En-of them forced from their home linger is Jefferson County trea-by fires, dispossession or other 'surer. newsmen here yesterday. 1 THE cming campaign sues. it js the unmarrieds who It'rtMl Ka form tlnfU Ann nf iUn 1 I make a brilliant discovery. THE ZALE DIAMOND! Explore Zale's exquisite collection of award-winning diamond designs.

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Mcllwain of to build a Cincinnati for tne governors .4 i .1 nomination in the May primar-i "VC1 "UU1U really be a billion dollar boon- i i i REAMS LISTED four major points of his campaign: 1 an adequate water supply without pollution; 2 transpor tation, we haven't seen much progress in northwestern Ohio and where is the maintenance on primary and secondary roads; 3 education, Ohio ranks 44th in the nation in state contributions to education and we are a "brain-drainer" state, our uoggie ana wouia oniy pi ace lake travelers above the pollu BUT HE put it like this, during a press luncheon in the Mansfield Leland Hotel, Tm running against friendly Jim Rhodes (Ohio's Republican gov tion, not it. Reams said. "It also looks like a bridge leading to Washington, D. he said. people get educations here and ernor) not Harry Mcllwain, andi Reams said he proposes to I will need the help of Mansfield; present a contrast to Ohio vot-and Richland County people." ers this fall.

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