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...passed into a con tainer and frozen. Under this system the liquid content can be evaporated, purified, and passed back into the cabin as clean water vapor. The dried residue might then be stored in plastic bags. A similar condensation process could be used to dispose of urine. - A Danish Communist paper speculated that the craft weighed &l/2 tons each, compared with the five tons of Vostok...
Flanked by his wife and two grandchildren, Dwight Eisenhower, 71, was on a six-week sentimental journey to Europe, his first trip abroad as a private citizen. Cornered by a group of Danish newsmen in Copenhagen, he said he did not intend to be drawn into a discussion of U.S. politics, but when he was asked if he regretted any of his decisions during his two terms in office, Ike answered: "The worst mistake I made was in not working harder to elect the man I thought should be my successor...
...former Vice President drew cheers with an appeal for strength and unity in the face of Communism. Scarcely had he finished speak ing than tragedy struck one of the men who shared the platform with him. Softspoken, white-haired Henry R. Henius, 78, son of Dr. Max Henius, a Danish-born biochemist who founded the festival in 1912 to promote Danish-U.S. friendship, gripped the hand of a bishop's wife near him, gasped "Goodbye," and pitched forward. Within minutes he was dead of a heart attack...
Last week Mø11er was once again doing something for Denmark. Concerned lest the nation's natural resources fall into foreign hands, Mø11er has persuaded the Danish government to give him the oil and natural gas rights for the entire country, except Greenland and the Faroe Islands. In return, Mø11er will set up a $6,000,000 exploration company, and has promised the government royalties ranging up to 12% of the value of any oil he finds...
...With Danish. Last week carvers were at work on the cathedral's south transept, shaping the massive (½ ton to 4½ tons) keystones in the centers of the vaults, 100 ft. above the floor. A versatile Danish crane that does its work, then takes itself apart and climbs back down to earth, was lifting two-ton blocks of Indiana limestone up into the reaches of the cathedral's turreted Gloria in Excelsis tower. When completed two years from now, the 300-ft. tower will soar over Washington, surpassing in height (because of its hilltop location...