Word: ocean
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Behind him, the surf broke with the flawless rhythm of a metronome, a whispering complement to the cellist's own compelling beat. "Now we are hearing two eternal sounds." marveled Violinist Isaac Stern, "the ocean surf and great music." A rapt audience enthusiastically agreed. Caesarea's centuries-old silence had been broken by beauty...
...early this year, the U.S. Air Force came to Bowen's rescue. A pair of U-2s visiting Australia carried his dust filters on 16 cruises to 70,000 ft. over the Antarctic Ocean, far from land. The filters came back containing dust that could hardly have come from the ground. Some U-2 nights carried a special camera that photographed what looked like a thin layer of dust far up in the upper atmosphere...
...Wild East. Siberia stayed underpopulated so long because newcomers recoiled from the first experience of its immensity and climate: January temperatures plummet to 100° below, while August temperatures soar to 120° above. Nature shaped the land with a grim hand. In prehistoric times, Siberia was a vast ocean, and its topography still resembles that of a shallow sea bottom, raised at the edges by a saucer-rim of mountains, with few barriers against wind or sun. The flat landscape is banded by four distinct regions-the icy northern shelf of the tundra, where nothing grows except moss, lichen...
...Want Booze." What happened at Lake George happened, in varying degrees of violence, in dozens of cities, towns and resort centers across the U.S. last week. At Ocean City, Md., police used K-9 dogs to break up a mob of 2,000 beer-swilling students. Many had come to town with mischief aforethought: their cars bore signs that read, "Fill Your Flask and Come to the Second Annual Ocean City Riot." At Wildwood, N.J., where merrymaking teen-agers did $1,500 worth of damage to one hotel, police arrested 160 over the weekend, imposed $6,000 worth of fines...
Where do the Russians test? The region near Semipalatinsk. scene of last week's explosion, is one of Russia's test sites in Central Asia, where large areas are almost uninhabited. Russian-owned islands in the Arctic Ocean may be sites of the biggest Soviet tests...