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'Space Broom7 Might Be Answer to Radiation Belt The Missoulian, Friday, February 8, 19633 Sentinel Kiwanians See River Movie By FRANK CAREY SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)-A space scientist said Thursday the artificial radiation belt produced by last summer's high altitude H-bomb tests and deemed hazardous to space flights might be completely swept away by a huge "space broom" launched from the earth. Still another idea for at least partial dissipation of the belt, he related, would be to temporarily disturb the earth's magnetic field by generating a giant electric current between two electrodes placed in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Dr. Alan Rosen declared a rocket-launched gigantic metallic sheet measuring more than a half mile on all four sides conceivably could sweep away the belt in about a year's time.

It would be designed to clear an area extending virtually around the earth, except over the poles, at heights of from about 100 to 3,000 miles. He said such a concept is not presently within tho capabilities of space technology but, he added, it is possible that a practical technique might be developed. Vicarious thrills came to Sentinel Kiwanians Thursday in Hotel Florence. Responsible was a movie, "Nine Against the River," showing jet boats being buffeted by rapids as they took an adventure-packed trip up the tumultu-ous Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. George Alcxieve of Spokane, district sales manger of the Beuhler Corp.

of Indianapolis, bwt manufacturing company, introduced the picture. HELENA Nine witnesses testi men for six lumber companies in Missoula, Darby and White Sulphur Springs. Sponsors of the bill reported that a subcommittee had been named to study amendments to 1IB165 and report back to the full committee on Public Health, Welfare and Safety. No action on the measure is expected until the subcommittee submits its report, sponsors said. fied at an unpublicizcd hearing HELP FOR MINDANAO MANILA (AP)-More than 100 tons of food and clothing donated by Church World Services, a U.S.

voluntary agency, left here Thursday for flood-stricken Mindanao Island. Thursday on I IB 165 which would establish a nine-member Air Pol lution Commission in Montana. Three Missoula County representatives-Tom Haines, G. W. Deschamps and Harry T.

North-cy, Republicans appeared in be half of the measure. Also testify Shop DMdbyss, MtfD xtfill 2D pjnm ing tor tiie bill with amendments were Dr. Kenneth J. Lampert of Missoula, city-county health offi cor; Mrs. Virgina Mann of the State Board of Health and Dr.

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