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...back of the Harvard College Observatory stands a gray trailer truck which is to become the first mobile receiving laboratory for the University Space Radio Project. The Project, headed by A. Edward Lilley, associate professor of Astronomy, is building radio receivers for satellites and rockets to observe galactic, planetary, and terrestrial radio radiation...
...victims Miss Laski chooses to show include Rachel Verney, a forty-year old woman, her son and daughter, isolated for five years on a farm that miraculously escaped nuclear poisoning, and a fisherman who visits periodically from another pocket of survivors. Except for the daughter (Anne Lilley Kerr) overwhelmed by sexual longing, these people greet the prospect of rescue with some ambivalence. Their misgivings are justified, it turns out, because the Americans who enter as saviors only want to head them into reservations for "contaminated persons...
...Bissinger has carefully rehearsed one of the finest casts assembed on a Harvard stage in recent years. As the fisherman who suspects the Americans' motives, Harry Cooper is vivid and strong. Anne Lilley Kerr is convincing in her desire, and Josephine Simon succeeds in transforming Rachel Verney's unique postwar experience into one of dramatic pertinence. Otto Holmberg turns the not-too-intriguing son into a sympathetic figure...
...exhibits, which are also placed in G-Tower and Old Library, will be open for the rest of the week, and there will be a woodwind quintet concert this Sunday. First-prize winner was Anne Lilley Kerr '63, with a painting entitled "Dance." Second-prize winners were Laura McDill '64 and David Stein '64, Tony Poze '65, and Daniel del solar '63 were the third-prize winners...
...Harvard Space Radio Project is three years old and is led by Edward Lilley, Associate Professor of Astronomy. To date, some 13 radio telescopes have orbited the earth aboard seven satellites; the instruments, each about the size of a pocket radio, are tuned to various wavelengths from about 20 meters to six kilometers (four miles). The Project so far has been chiefly concerned with finding out just how noisy the earth itself is, a necessary prelude to low-frequency radio studies of other planets, the sun, and the galaxies...