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PEEING AIDS KABUL {osilt KABUL (AP)---China and At| credit, | Hemophiliac Patients or irr | ibe areata 1c 2 More Moon Probes Due 'aller Great Agony a ------ | slight limp, f td ' ° With The Next 3 Weeks | TORONTO (CP)--When Ron An internal hemorrhage %s Cope with his condition then Rosenthal was 14 months old, one of the dangers the patient '¥#! and error, : his parents found him erying and his parents have to watch 14 THE OSHAWA TIME, Vuastey, June Bi, 1966 pom an Ron's family learned how to ful softtanding of Surveyor 1, at least @ year Lunar Orbiter is equipped to picture an "1 6ena 194 pictures a@auring @ 7 LIBERAL SENATE Jean - Paul Deschatelets, 4, wae one of 16 men named to the Senate by Prime Minister Pearson in February, Mr, Deschatelets, former public works minis- ter in Mr. Pearson's cabinet, was member of Varlia- ment for Maisonneavue- Rosemont (CP Photo) Moran Admits Churchill Feud LONDON (CP)--Lord Moran gaye he once \quarreiied with Sir Winston Churchill because the late prime minister helieved incorrectly that he wanted to be minister of health 'T allowed myself to become worked up over this sbheurb charge," says Moran, Churchill physician for 25 years, whose re cent book about the wartime premier has caused sharp con troversy Moran's statement comes in a letter to The Daily Telegraph, which jast week carried an ar ticle by Randolph Churchill, son of Sir Winston, saying that the doctor-peer asked to be made health minister when Bir Win sion was returned to power in 1951 The article stated Christopher Soames, son-in-law of Gir Win- gion and a former Conservative minister, recalled that Moran flew into a 'tantrum' when Sir By HOWARD BENEDICT CAPE KENMEDY, Via. (AP) platform is expected to expand will have a medium resolution picture showing an area 23 by from a hemorrhage into his hip be treated. But internal hem- Gilt beaming over the success) we mors merry Prine & jeunching in the next three weeks--aiming to pet them in lunar ortAt On June 1, an interplanetary monitoring piatlorm is ta jaunched toward an ortit rang') ing from about 9 to 4,000 miles shove the moon's ur- face, Vt te to study radiation,| magnetic fields, micro-meteor oids and other scientific prop erties in the vicinity of the moon, On July UU, & spacecrafi jcalled Lunar Orbiter is to b ifired into an orbital path ir | tended to pass as cloase as 7 |miles to the moo, It carrie television cameras to photo | graph potential manned landin; | areas Hopefully, Lanar Orbiter wil obtain pictures of the two aren in the Ocean of Storms where Surveyor 1 and the Soviet Un jon's Lana 1% made softland ings. Such pictures would pro vide lunar detail well heyonc the range of the photos mad on the surface The Ocean of Storms is con sidered a possible touchdown spot for American astronauts lana IK sent back nine pic tures while Surveyor 1 totalled more than 10,000 transmission that revealed a rock-strewn plain apparently firm enough to support a manned expedition LUNAR X IN ORBIT The interplanetary monitoring platform's assignment will he similar to that of Luna X%, which zipped into a 217-to-642-mile high orbit about the moon April lune X is the only space craft ever placed in orbit about the moon Before Luna X's radio voice died May 36, it relayed informa- tion that the moon's magnetic field is weak; micrometeoroids are more numerous near the moon than in interplanetary space, there is a heightened intensity of electrons near the M erapivic The interplanetary monitoringitaken of each area, Vach frame and pulling at his leg, on this tnawledge, operating for Ten areas of the moon have heen selected a6 ME targets, They larger photo monitoring platform and Lanar Pio Orbiter, scientists will be ableploed that vecisely theithe smallest clot will continue PAIN 16 AGONIZING are \o\tg define more The blood builds up, forcing tive secretary of the nine chap | i cated in a narrow band stretch junay shape and the location of\to bleed tor hours --_6h showing an p hide: gait By tracking interplanetary philiac, won't 16 by Joseph Rosenthal of Toronto, 2, thes wae new tne Perec rinmin | pierre Wile tie HAITOW SpAces OF discovered Hon was a hema-'the isints are extremely seri' ciety was started in Quebec in| Hemaphiliacs are born with WE clot sa that ful They are also extremely pain- founded the Ontaria chapter in' _ for, ¥axternat bleeding is usually for help," Mrs, Rosenthal says "He was in Greadtal pain auickly observed and can easily "When we found out that Ron) "We had to rely on ied had hemophilia, we tnew of no) 56 miles and @ high resolution cavity," said his mother, Mrs. orrhages when capiliaries within one who treated it, There was) the knee or ankle begin to seep no literature on it " 1953, The Rosenthals helped 1977 Mrs. Rosenthal now is execu cl | ing across the moon's equator its centre. of gravity, This in-| The disease is hereditary, and) the joints apart in an agony of\ters across the country, They and include examples of ail & formation {s Important in plotjalthough St te transmitted endiess pounding, squeezing try to educate the public about| iting the course of moon-hound| through women, they rarely sul-| pressure, } At least 16 photos are to he astronauts jor types of lunar terrain fer from it, the disease, help parents and i A Canadian Herophilia Se-| 74 Colina Street oe E hisrty" sathtten 723-7627 "Uke @ migraine tn yourisupport research, | Winston received his bid with hilarity Moran ays in today's letter: "T had only one serious quar-| rel with Sir Winston during the! 26 years in which I was asso-| ciated with him, and my recol- lection of this incident is quite| different from Mr, Churchill's version, moon and there is little ireg ularity in the moon's gravita tional field 400 Teen-agers. 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