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(UPI)-Hurricane Gladys,
which left one dead and drove
36,000 others from their
homes in Cuba, came out of a
stall late Thursday and began
moving northward again in the
Gulf of Mexico, spinning off
destructive tornadoes.
One of the tornadoes ripped
off a warehouse roof at West
Palm Beach, exposing
electronic equipment to the
heavy rains. A supply truck
that was unloading was
toppled, but the driver excaped
through a broken window in
the cab.
Forecasters predicted the
storm would strike inland
Friday somewhere north of
Cedar Key, a quaint island
fishing town about 80 miles
north of Tampa.
The season's seventh
tropical storm stalled in the
Gulf about 150 miles off the
west coast resort town of
Naples for several hours
Thursday, sending in big rollers
that gave surfers a heyday. It
then resumed its northward
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course at about 7 miles per
hour. ,
A 3 p.m. EDT weather
bureau report located Gladys'
center near latitude 26.3 north,
longitude 83.8 west, or about
140 miles southwest of Tampa.
Highest winds had dropped
from 90 to 75 miles an
hour-bar ely strong enough to
keep Gladys a hurricane.
In addition to the
tornadoes, a few scattered
power failures were reported,
but for the most part the only
outward evidence of the storm
was the rain and the fallen
branches and palm fronds that
littered streets of many cities
and towns in the heavily
populated Tampa Bay area.
SPACE CENTER, Houston J?1'
(UPI)-Apollo 7's chipper JJ al!lf0ntins to g 35 well
astronauts, bouncing back u"tdUJ the 7:12 EDT
from the sniffles, yesterday splashdown next Tuesday, the
.;h into trip spvpnth fi,ii way will be cleared for the
day of their orbital trial for a next three-man Apollo team to had us on camera then. Y
trip to the moon and watched 1 V , . ine moon know we weren't doing it."
nf 9 and back at Christmastime &
"rr The three . wrrsa,dPogue, -that's
appeared to be in thSTS bought we'd k.--spirits
so far. Thev iokpAitK . .0h' ou re sneaky,"
oxygen purge, Schirra replied
to communicator William
Pogue:
"We were busy teeveeing it,
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shirling awesomely off Florida.
"It's a very spectacular
view," said Apollo 7
Commander Walter Schirra as
he looked 103 miles down at
hurricane Gladys. He, Don
Eisele and Walter Cunningham
were "as busy as squirrels in a
cage" watching and
photographing it.
The 11-day, 163-orbit
Apollo 7 shakedown run will
wind up its first full week of
flight at 11:30 EDT this
Campus Briefs
ground controllers all day as
they went about
photographing- the hurricane,
zeroing in on earth landmarks
to test their navigation gear,
and putting on an
early-morning, informative
showing of their daily telecast
to earth.
Asked Thursday afternoon
if they had carried out an
Schirra retorted amid laughter
in the Apollo 7 cockpit
"That's whv I don't like the
TV camera."
The three men also joked
their way through the noon
meaL
"We're all now trying to
give away our butterscotch
pudding but nobody wants it,"
Eisele said. "Walt likes to
collect cocoa so we give our
cocoa to him and both of them
were trying to con me out of
my ham and applesauce."
The astronauts turned their
spacecraft into a weather
satellite as they scouted the
hurricane cavorting below.
"That hurricane is reallv a
doozy," Schirra said. ""I
haven't seen anything like that
ever. Man, that's really a
spinner.
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A London professor of
chemistry will present the
second 1968-69 Venable
Lecture in Chemistry at the
University of North Carolina
here on Monday, Oct. 21.
Dr. Jack Lewis of University
College London will speak on
"Reactions of Co-ordinated
Organic Molecules" at the 8
p.m. program, to be held in
207 Venable Hall.
Supported by the
Chemstrand Research Center,
the Venable Lecture series is
named in hqnor of Francis
Preston Venable, who
organized the UNC Chemistry
Department and was president
of the University. The series
includes five lectures this year.
Prof. Lewis, a native of
Barrow-in-Furness, England,
received his B.S. and Ph.D.
degrees at the University of
Nottingham. He has served on
the faculties of the University
of Sheffield, Imperial College
London, the University of
Manchester and University
College London.
Geology Lecturer
Visits From Brown
A Brown University
geologist will lecture in the
University of North Carolina
Department of Geology here
on Thursday, Oct. 24.
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Dr. Leo Laporte will
conduct a seminar on "Recent
Carbonate Environments and
their P al eoecologic
Implications" at 9 a.m. in
Room 305, Mitchell Hall. He
will also lecture on
"Paleoecological Studies of the
Helderberg Group (Lower
Devonian) of New York" at 4
p.m. in Room 205, Mitchell
Hall.
VJSC City Planner
Given Service Award
F. Stuart Chapin, Jr.,
professor of City and Regional
Planning here at the University
of North Carolina, received the
Distinguished Service Award of
the American Institute of
Planners at the Institute's
annual meeting held in
Pittsburgh Tuesday.
The Distinguished Service
Award is the highest honor
given to a member of the
American Institute of Planners.
Chapin, who is also director
of the Center for Urban and
Regional Studies of the
Institute for Research in Social
Science, was formerly director
of planning in Greensboro.
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