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2 THE POST-STANDARD, Syracuse, N. Monday, August 20, 1962 Radiation Bell Made by U. Altitude Test NEW YORK (AP)-- Dr. James A. Van Allen said Sunday that a huge new radiation belt in the lower reaches of the Van Allen has been formed around earth as rrsiilt of the July 0 high-altitude nuclear test conducted by the United States ovor the Pacific.

Van A Urn. a professor at the Slate University of Iowa, disco v- erod the radiation belt in 1958 which is named after him. The 1 belt circles the earth from an altitude of about 60 miles to perhaps as high as 100,000 miles. The Minneapolis Sunday Tribune, in a copyright story for Sunday's editions written by its science editor, Victor Cohn, the lower levels of the belt had been affected by the nucloar in July. Van AJlon agreed.

Van Allen, vacationing at Soidn- amptnn. N. he and his brrn studying the variations in radiation of the bolt for the patf year by usin.q the satellite Injun. The satellite, launched for scientific purpose? on June 29, 1961, is a 40-pound drum-shaped vehicle about 15 by 17 Inches. The results of the study, Van Allen said, were submitted to the government a short time ago.

He said that previous Russian tests had not affected the radiation bell. Cohn, in his story, quoted A PAT TO REMEMBER John Eaglesham was the center of attention Sunday when former Eisenhower bestowed an affectionate pat on the Scottish youngster. The children from nearby communities gathered outside Kirkoswald parish church to view the eminent visitor as he left after attending service at the Church of Scotland chapel. Ike, a Presbyterian, is" vacationing at Scotland's nearby Culzean castle. (AP Wirephoto) invented personally by Rakosi, who himself admitted that in a number of his statements." control "and in 1953 formally en-" Tln Central Committee, the dorsed the power position he held communique added, has investi- (Concluded from Page 1) Warwick of the high-aiti- a bitter party finish to a long revolutionary career that saw him ofton had caused a "great inicnsifca- t.ion" of the Van Allen belt around the earth.

Cohn also wrote: "The nrw belt has been detected by its emission ftf radio-frequency signals, which may interfere with some all along by naming him gated all cases where trials were Kiss was expelled for failing 0 1 an sentences passed on the sis of forged accusations and Roaring Flood i Wrecks Town BOGOTA, Colombia (AP)-Rescue workers Sunday counted 30 dead, 50 injured and more than 100 missing in a roaring flood, apparently from a burst dam, that trapped people in their sleep early Saturday in the jungle town of Florencia, An avalanche of water, trunks a boulders through a poor section of tnwn, uprooting homes. "Suddenly thorp was a terrible noise and in the Harknrss you could hear people calling for help and the names of thoir families and 1 said Capt K. Vansandt, of the Geodetic Survey Department of the American military mission in the town, No Americans were reported jurcd. Reports from the area said that after hours of rain a darn on the River Hacha apparently burst. Within an hour the onrushing wall of water had swept everything before it.

More than 200 homes wore and many others heavily dama.eed. nsu ividend for Communist Hungary before ni bodies before 1956, said the com-ito account In the day? Uhe i i bv lhe ty accoiim pact, the Soviet Union induced the admit his responsibility for mcor- ilho pcrsons involved have hcon rect decisions by various party; relieved of -their duties and called (Concluded from Page 1) weapon or systems designs, in specific amounts and time, probably is not yet possible. But Air Force officials and advisers have presented broad cut- lines of what space warfare could involve. One of the questions most often asked is whether the lite can be used as a vehicle for mass destruction. That question was posed at a hearing earlier this month by a House committee to Ivan Get-, ting, president of Aerospace Corp- That corporation is a nonprofit; organization set up to do research and advise the Air Force on ballistic missile, space and other systems.

Definitely Possible reply was: "There is absolutely no question from a technical viewpoint that a nuclear bomb could be put into space. There is no question that technically it is conceivable to bring the bomb down and hit a target with reasonable accuracy. Questions of reliability, questions of national policy are and also questions of cost. Is this; good way to do what you want! to do? "Is this way more sensible, say, than the Minuteman (the solid fuel ICBM)? These things are under continuous scrutiny and analysis." Getting did not elaborate in the public portion of his testimony before a military subcommittee of the House Government Operations Committee- Sufficient Thrust But, he presumably meant thai boosters used or soon to be used for launching satellites have thrust sufficient to put up a vehicle carrying a thermonuclear bomb. His mention of reasonable accuracy might mean within 10 or 15 miles of an aiming point.

The killing and mass destruction area of fusion bombs reaches out not less than twice that tance. The reliability factor would elude the question of being able to signal the satellite, without failure, at the point from which the weapon capsule should begin its steep descent, along a computed path, with a heat-prevention capsule coating protecting the bomb during re-entry. The accuracy with which the Russians put the two satellites into matching orbits, then brought them down at apparently prese- lected points, within six minutes of each other, points up the references made earlier by Getting, During the flights of the two manned vehicles, the Russians seemed to have succeeded bringing the vehicles within fair proximity of each other-significant if the art of intercepting, inspecting and destroying other ellifes is to be perfected. Nazis to get Rakosi out of a Hungarian prison and he went to the Soviet Union. Returning to his native land with the conquering Soviet army in 1945, he began his salami tactics against a government dominated by Socialists and the Smallholders party.

Rakosi once described his salami tactics this way: "Demanding a little more each day, like cutting up a salami, thin slice after thin Thus he demanded and finally got control of the Interior try and the police- From this strong position he ousted the other parties, the Communists took newspaper Nepszabdsag. Without even mentioning Kiss, the Soviet news agency Tass in a Budapest dispatch on the Central Committee action concentrated on Rakosi. "The Tass a i "notes the special political responsibility of the Rakosi clique for fostering the personality cult, for the enormous damage wrought to the people, the party ajid the cause of socialism, for the political trails of the period of the personality cult. ''Documents at the disposal of the Central Committee prove that Moslems Shoot French Refugee MARSEILLE, France (AP)--A group of Moslems fired into a group of Europeans on a street corner here early Sunday, wounding a 47-year-old European refugee from Algiers. Police said the shooting climaxed art argument between Moslems and Europeans who had just left Algeria.

The Moslems fled after shooting Salomon Acrys, who was in serious not a small part of false charges condition with a bullet, in the brought up at political trials were stomach. WASHINGTON (AP) Administrator John S. Gleason Jr. has ordered a Veterans administration review to determine whether a special GI insurance dividend can he paid 3gain this year as a boost fo the economy, a spokesman said Sunday night. The review will be completed in mid The spokesman said it seeks to determine whea- Iher enough funds are available for a special rieviriend.

The spokesman stressed that no decision has been made yet whether the bonus will be paid and won't be made until after the review is completed. A $230 million-special GI insurance dividend was paid last summer under orders from President Kennedy in an effort to give a life to the nation's economy- then sagging in a recession, OFF FOR TOUR TOKYO fAP)-Japan's Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira leaves Tokyo on Sept. 15 for a week tour of the United States and Europe, the government announced. GTANT CYCLOfRON MILAN, Italy (AP) A giant cyclotron is being constructed at the University of MiJan for medi-! cal, biological and nuclear research. KM ing HUH FMWtty Wftfc lUdfe at GOSS PIANOand ORGAN CO WAR ft SHOPPINGTOWN DEWITT everything home Your good taste and Dey's distinctive furnishings turn 0 house into a home place of beauty and individuality.

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