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Q THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 20, 1963 "WREAMING ALI 7 ERSTE, ae HE TIM Medicai For Astronauts By JIM STROTHMAN CAPE KENNEDY, Fila. (AP) Astronauts Frank Borman and James A. Lovell Jr., who sailed far enough during their two weeks in space to make 10 round trips to the moon; begin three days of medical checks here today to determine what physical rigors space travel has on man. People who talked with the astronauts said their main com- plaint of the i4-day flight was the confinement--they couldn't stretch out. They asserted they dreamed a lot during the mis- sion, sources said. Borman was quoted as saying that Lovell was dreaming "all the time." Food on board the spacecraft --some of. it dehydrated--got tedious and somewhat objec- tionable toward the end of the flight, the sources noted. ' Air force Lt.-Col. Borman and navy Cmdr. Lovell, as well as Gemini 6 astronauts Walter M. Schirra Jr. and Thomas P. Stafford, praised the Titan II booster and Gemini spacecraft. All four also remarked how easy it was to see through each other's spacecraft windows Checks men should not have to fly in bulky space suits on long-dura-| tion flights. And if a "'back up") pressure system is needed, Bor- man suggesied it be built into the spacecraft rather than the space suit, sources noted. The two Gemini 7 pilots flew much of their mission in their underwear. UNDERGO MEDICALS Borman and Lovell are sched-| uled to stay at Cape Kennedy) until Wednesday, concentrating} on medical examinations. They then plan to fly to the Manned) Space Flight Centre in Houston, | Tex., to begin eight days of tell-; ing and retelling the story of their marathon flight to project! officials. Navy Capt. Schirra and air| # force Maj. Stafford flew from nearby Patrick Air Force Base to Houston Sunday afternoon, after a playful reunion' with Borman and Lovell. Borman and Schirra had a well publicized bet over which spacecraft would land closest to lits target, the Wasp. Officials said Schirra acknowledged that Borman got slightly closer, but} blamed it on an instrument in} LIVING IT UP-- BUT NOT UNARMED | CONDUCTOR, CHORUS MEMBER HIT BY CAR, CRITICAL he Bo RT | OE Pe eae, DiISCUN Will iStiiitin i LOS ANGELES (AP) Eighteen blind young singers from Hong Kong look to a bleak Christmas. Their Jeader, who had rescued them from orphanages and refugee camps, was critically injured Friday night. A member of their chorus, plucked nameless as. a boy from a Hong Kong street, lay near death. The leader, Stephen Shao, 47, and the blind chorister, John Chan, 24, were struck by a car Friday night as the group emerged from a Chi- nese-American church, Shao suffered a broken hip and internal injuries. Chan had fractures of the skull and limbs. "The blind singers just don't know what's going to happen to them," says Rey. Calvin Chao, head of the local Chinese for Christ Incorp., a Protestant group which helps Chinese students in the United States. "We're taking care of the boys and girls the best we can,"' he said, "But they feet lost without their leader and very worried about John. They can speak only Chinese so there are few people whom they can confide in," HELPED THE BLIND The minister said Shao, a musician, decided eight years ago to try to do something for the blind, hopelessly poor nr. Bi. Ui DLL children of Hong Kong. Shao taught the youngsters he gathered from alleys, orphanages and refugee camps to sing and to play Western and Chinese musical instruments. Their repertoire ranges from classical music to popular Western and Chi- nese folk songs. Some com- pose their own music. So skilful did Shao's Hong Kong Blind Chorus become, they were invited to tour Southeast Asia. Through contributions, Shao got his group to the United States three months ago, hop- ing to book them throughout the country, "They were looking forward CAMBRIDGE, England (Reu- ters) ---British and American scientists are close to solving the problem of creating test- tube babies, as predicted in Al- Huxley's Brave New World. Already the egg-cells from |women's ovaries have been Childbirth In A Test-Tube: Oh, Brave New World... Steps might also be possible minute egg - cells and placed to prevent such disorders as|them in a tissue culture me- mongolism and to ensure that/dium, where he studied them women predisposed to -produc-| hourly under the microscope. as Peg dict tet " -- =a wlllLGG1D to such a wonderful Christ- mas," said the minister. "Now they're drifting again-- just as they did when they wandered the streets." 6 O'CLOCK RELAXER | Vp ee w CANADIAN PORT poate 47 4 Sint 8 ing sons with haemophilia (per- sistent bleeding), an incurable hereditary disease exclusive to males, should have only girl- children. while they were rendezvousing| it , high above the earth Wednes-| the Gemini 6 capsule which was day. | slightly off. | Astronaut Donald K. Slayton, OUTSHINES STAR |director of the Gemini 7 crew, Schirra was quoted as saying) said the bet was called off. U.S. soldiers, in from their camp near Bien Hoa, take in the sights of Saigon by bi- cycle taxis. Despite the al- War has many sides and one of them is relieving bat- tle fatigue by a change of scenery. Here, a group of Christmas Greetings ! In keeping with the true spirit of the Christ- mos season, may we wish you and your family a happy holiday, filled with the many joys this very special day often brings. ALBERTO-CULVER OF CANADA LIMITED HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS GARY NESBITT Representative SUN LIFE Assurance Company of Canada 845 Farewell St. Oshawe Oshawe Shopping Centre PHONE 725-4563 MOST STORES IN @sinnws OP : Why Pay More. rr aan C ON PREMIUM QUALITY FUEL OIL gal. DX FUEL OIL Serving Oshawa -- Whitby & Ajax Districts SAVE!! Viet Nam," Ho said, 'is being)Nam) government and_ the «willing to consider" going to al ; $998) 8 ; larry oy ' g " Geo y alibur- ite Rive , waged by the people and libera-/NFLSV. . . . All U.S. attempts|Commonwealth prime _minis-|ton. Kitivion' greed Ne: poe oe seeees : tion forces of South Viet Nam|to divide Viet Nam and China! ey'. conference proposed by Ni-|ste' "Marie. Timagami, Cac. Temine. an under the leadership of the Na-|and to divide the socialist coun- ooria for Jan. 10 in Lagos, the seth fa been tional Front of Liberation. |tries are doomed to failure " | Nigerian capital DAY -- WEEK -- MONTH Informants said it now does *5.00 PER DAY Poe The dod not appear that this conference MILEAGE CHARGE will take place. Mr. Pearson has said he is ready to attend such a meeting if one is arranged. Mr. Wilson told reporters that 725-6553 RUTHERFORD"S CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS 14 : 725-6553 ALBERT ST every day increases the danger Oshawa sateeee HERE and THERE Peter- EE. Desroche, of the same ad dress, escaped unhurt. Driver of the other car was Harold William Ford, of Adelaide st. west. Provincial police at borough said Friday they have followed the trail of a phoney cheque artist through seven Ontario centres without catching him. The man, about 2%, has cashed a_ phoney cheque each time for $185.72 -- in Ottawa, -Belle- ville, Trenton, Oshawa, Peter- borough, Lindsay and Nor- wood. He cashed only one cheque in each community | ahd all are drawn on the ac- | A eount of Dow Chemical of | Canada Ltd. So far he has eashed $2,800 in phoney cheques. lure of the city, you'll notice |prought to maturity outside the) For his experiments in the | that the men have their com- | body, ready for fertilization. " -cells, Dr. Ed- bat weapons with them for Dr. Robert Edwards, a psys- maturing of egg , ---- -- -- - ---- city here, who with his associ-|removed in ordinary gynaecol- e e © jates has carried out these ¢x- | ogical operatiens. peared twice as bright as the|ing and mutual -congratula- "A mb A ks il- i ift H ] periments, has said: ""We never) Fyrom them he extracted the brightest star, Sirius, when he tions," said Slayton of the meet- a 1a S e p fertilizati may | meee maaan was approaching it and Schirra| ing of the two Gemini crews. Lecingg Rg roy eae euits | | tak : ; * | : edad | was easier than they|Schirra and Stafford had to jsuddenly, like the discovery); expected. {leave for Houston 45 minutes a ine u s V er O a V jabout maturation (of cells) last Stafford and Schirra co-pi-|after Borman and Lovell ar- . vethe fh (ta it cou ooese ta 'The tact is it ¢ "ome to day from the prime recovery; Of prime interest to research- js expected to deal today with| states in Rhodesia. 'pushed into" actions it consid-|™ lucti f a human en- ship, the aircraft carrier Wasp,/ ers is finding out how much cal-|g request from Zambia, Rho-. The sooner there was a quick ered wrong. ben ie lanounlone would te Bermuda. __ | cium was lost during the space|desia's neighbor ,for an unspeci-|return to constitutional rule in He said he believes the Com- bryo "th , baci child: Bave On the way, sources said,| flight. : fied number of transport planes| Rhodesia, the easier would be monwealth will emerge from the eee Be xy. The egg-cell they tried to fly their two air-| Other tests svill show whether|{o assist in an airtift of oil to|the task of restoring the econ-| Rhodesian crisis no less strong, | babies iat Whoat womb has|/ craft in formation and noted)a heart gets "lazy" in the/that land-locked Commonwealth' omy. Mr. Wilson said Canada has a rae oved could be fer-|| Gemini spacecrafts in forma-|and how much of a strain it). Zambia normally gets its oiljain fells the problem shouldn't|definite line on Rhodesia and her husband and then nuz- tien, even though the space-| puts on a spaceman returning through Rhodesia. Britain and|be settled by military force. Brit| that he had expressed his appre- | from . ihe sie dy of another ships were speeding at 17,500! to earth's gravity the U.S. have imposed oil sanc-jain had never proposed using |ciation for this to Mr. Pear- | tured in ab ty miles an hour, : Some researchers fear that/tions on Rhodesia and are hop-|Canadian or its own forces in! son. Moh 'e ' eee of the child Persons who talked ith the over a long period of time cal-/ing that France, Italy and The /the situation. Mr. Wilson said he and. Mr. fe ee - nt nearer by these astronauts quoted Borman as|cium loss could make bones Netherlands will fall in line. Some African nations were| Pearson had reached a high de- also is broug M s Jemneernanti i ~ ain supported Zambia's request|ain didn't regard as right or respective positions during their | HO CHI MINH AND WAR in his four hours of talks here/ practical. "intensive" discussions. There | ' Pearson during which Viet Nam) we believe to be right," Mr. Wil-'they had not ranged over. (Continued from Page 1) "Our people in the North are was the main subject discussed. picasa a bound to extend wholehearted| Mr. Pearson is scheduled to WEATHER FORECAST eagerly want peace to build Me |waxed by the people of the South/after the cabinet meeting. their 4 country, by een d fr | aeainst U.S. aggression, just as| Mr, Wilson held one before his pendence must be achieve the South would help the North." > evening departure for) there is to be real peace. The Sunday me ee ed 4 In recent months there have|London by RAF Comet jet and os y u y n 0 ' perialism . . . must stop its air/ern press about Ho Chi Minh-- ficulties are already developing attacks on the North, an end| that he was ill or senile. I could in Rhodesia as the result of to its aggression in the South. | detect no sign of senility. It is|sanctions. Canada has embar-| Viet Nam and let the Vietnam-| i a . I ese people settle their own af-|ine anime amount of work to/from Rhodesia, valued last year! TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts|rane, North Bay, Sudbury; ps é prime minister, Pham Van at $4,300,000. issued by the weather office at/Sunny with a few cloudy pe-|< Dong, and others. But talking |5:30 a.m: riods and an occasional light Johnson wants neither peace) that he is still th ti Mr. Wilson said its impossible | i ; A rae mer peace negotiations. As Pb a of his Fill aaa iG form a view on the exact|ance aver Wisconsin is expected|mainly cloudy. Continuing cold. matter of fact, at the very mo- ; wt =? in Ai to move just south of the Great! Winds light. - . In discussing his relations time when the economic dislo-|y akes tonight and early Tues-| White River: Mainly cloudy ce discussions, the U.S. im- 7 : ie ng DOR Pr re ' Low ding farther| sn oments that South Viet Nam|self into @ return: to constitu-| .cross southern Ontario. Tem-|flurry today and Tuesday. | perialists are expanding fu : ; , | the war of aggression in South would fall under the influence|tional government, peratures are expected to mod- | as of China." And that if the United| British sources said they ice erate a lithe in douthavn' Ota. Forecast temperatures: He said the American presi- Asin 14 ft : 3 ] Giei's olfer of idscussions wasinOl" (© independence of ac- a en tangy after the Christ-) yoke St. Clair, Lake Erie,| Windsor an: 8 WILL BE i hat . ge F Lake Huron, Windsor, London:|St. Thomas . 32 : intended to make it appear tha He also denied that North Viet _ Canadian informants said Mr. |\Mostly cloudy and rather cold|London .... 28 United States--want a continua- phe att ' i tion of the war. But Ho Chi Minh|the conference table if it were|'? call an rascteivieof si fot, ending or diminishing to a few| Mount Forest . 25 said he did not think the people |2°t for "pressure from China." /!N8 oll tc eat Oth 'ie Rho fflurries early Tuesday. Contin-| Wingham ;.. : 25 MINISUETS , "\uing mainly cloudy and pot|/Hamilton ......... 30 "Viet Nam is one,"' he re-|. "The Vietnamese people and. HWowever.sides-to Mr. Wilson | WUte., : i Se peated: with emphasis. ""'Thie|the Chinese people. . . have|,aiq this appears unlikely at the /&tt becoming easterly 15. Toronto 30 Be 2 wie Vietnamese people are one, chil-jfraternal relations as close _as| moment : Niagara, Lake Ontario, Tor-) Peterborough. 2s : UNTIL m. | frica Cc onwealth | 1'" Bb otnnialdy Sunny" wien! niigsin 29 ¥ \J \/ 2 To contend that the southern|teeth. China-s sympathy, sup Pike eaten gpa jcloudy , ; 25 \ . : p part was a "neighbor country"'| port and assistance to Viet Nam have already broken diplomatic |Commé mainly cloudy with light| Killaloe . « _ P : ! was as absurd as to say that|/are most valuable and effective.|-oiations with Britain because|.°% °" snowflurries this after-| Muskoka rr 84, , VERY WEEK DAY 7 2 s v4 rere é é Continuing mainly cloudy and} Sudbury stitute a country separate from and"'other socialist countries ont has not already been toppl-| g 1 } ) Nt vy. the northern states, he said. fully agrees with the line of ey cies adesr ; Wind. Ii wt batoalng ee ta \ Sait st Mari , Seiden), Raber Sak tye i SAT. & CHRISTMAS EVE 'til 6 P.M. SHOP, SAVE AND... CONTEST Just clip this sample. Shop at stores displaying 'Puzzle' Signs-----Get ene the Viet Cong is everywhere. jiologist working at the univer- wards obtained ovaries or parts that the Gemini 7 capsule ap-| 'There was a lot of handshak- know when the new break-|__ ait and Stafford indicated that ren-| 'The reunion was a brief one. loted two smal! planes Thurs-)rived at Cape Kennedy. OTTAWA (CP) -- The cabinet|of intervention by other African|son said. Britain wouldn't be orrow--or not for five years." it was much easier to pilot two| weightlessness of outer space,! country. Mr. Wilson repeated that Brit- taken a constructive, clear and tilized in a test-tube by sperm @aying he thought future space-| dangerously brittle. . Prime Minister Wilson of Brit-| advocating measures which Brit- gree of. understanding on their Sunday with Prime Minister! "We are going on doing -what|were very few world problems "©The Vietnamese people support to the patriotic struggle |hold a press conference today qdestion is very clear: U.S. im-| heen many rumors in the West- said very serious economic dif- A Bit Warmer Tomorrow withdraw its troops from South | possible that he is delegating an|soed 90 per cent of imports| "The truth is that President|,; ' ; oa" | CAND a | with Ho I gained the impression | CAN'T FORM VIEW Synopsis: A small . disturb-|snowflurry today. Tuesday tt when he talks a lot about ,, 'hi wae hy oa tae inte m it. men with China, Ho rejected U.S.|cation in Rhodesia will turn it day, spreading light snowjwith an occasional light snow-| Viet Nam." = " "a atic | wank the ie pi States withdraws Viet Nam/|pect the economic pinch to take rio on Tuesday. Low tonight, high Tuesday. t th orn é i i the Vietnamese--and no ©| Nam would be ready to come to| Pearson would like Mr. Wilson} vith light snow or snowflurries| Kitchener 28 of the world believed this. He said: ate ia 1 desian problem. quite as cold Tuesday. Winds! St. Catharines . 30 of the same fatherland." | the ations betwee S 2 dren the relations between lips and) Two ri siggy intervals and cold be-| Trenton ... Tanzania and Ghana,| 20 America's southern states con-\China, like the Soviet Union|ne jfiegal Rhodesian govern-|pooy ending Tuesday morning.| North Bay 'FROM S OF US | Aud OF US» UNTIL CHRISTMAS "The present struggle in South struggle of the DRV (North Viet My, Wilson said Britain is|;5_ Kapuskasing .. ' a : re IN DOWNTOWN OSHAWA of the 9 pieces with each purchase, paste them on the 'sample' and NEED... 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