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28 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 4, 1965 TEAMING FOR THE MARS SHOT This Is an artist's con- cept of a Mars mission of the 1980's as proposed by Westinghouse Electronic's Astronuclear Laboratory. The nuclear propelled space- 1 craft is shown being as- s, sembled in orbit. Nuclear engine is lower left. Or- bital asserhbly team swings second -$tage into position using "space tugs". Second stage will brake craft into Mars obit. Cluster of four cylinders, upper _ right, houses astronauts. Assembly teams' temporary living quarters are at right angles. This project was described yesterday by Dr. William Jacobi at AIAA meeting in San Francisco. (AP Wirephoto) 2 RONS DON'T MAKE A RIGHT NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP) -- Police investigating a rear-end collision on the oi identified themselves. "Ym Ronald D, Me- Dade," said one driver. 'm Ronald D. Mc- Vy areal said the other driver. . Ronald D. McDade, 51, of Verona, Pa., had collided with the rear of a car driven by his son, Ronald D. McDade, 30, also of Ver- ona, : The McDade families were travelling in convoy en route home from a Cana- dian. vacation when the crash occurred. There was $400 damage to the son's car and $200 damage to the father's vehicle. , @iprove the financial results of ITALIANS WOKE EARLY | The first alarm clock was) 2 F iwomade in Italy in the 14th cen-|dia for the last 14 years totalled/cil can draw a line: 35 miles ery. U.S. SHELLS OUT American economic aid to In-| |$6,100,000,000. MILES COST PENNIES The standard seven-inch pen- llong. One-Way Fares Hiked By CPR TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian Pacific Railway has announced increases in one-way fares for short-haul passenger lines. The railway also eliminated reduced rates on round-trip tickets for these lines, establish- ing a system of single fares for coach and first-class accommo- dations. A spokesman said Sunday the changes were made to '"im- rail passenger service." 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