FRIDAY. MAY 4. 1962 Astronauts Solve Riddle WASHINGTON (Jf) —Two path-jbring him back to the Soviet'pitch, roll and yaw. finders ofithe cosmos, astronautjUnion. ; j Titov gave a dramatic account John H. Glenn Jr., and cosmo-! “I believe, and I think - C01.,0f his 17 orbits of the earth lastr naut Gherman S. Titov, put their Glann is of the same opinion,” he Aug. 6. He reported that the boost-, heads together yesterday and may j said •‘that they resulted fromljer which put his Vostock 1 1 into have solved a mystery—the fa-jfuel. being ejected. 'orbit was a multistage one pow-j mous spacej firefjtls. ' ; "THIS WILL HAVE to be ered. by six liquid-fuel engines.: After thletr talk. Titov by the next astronaut” He also reported that he could* to a big international space meet-1 Q le d n ' w ' as not , using retro or,control his, capsule manually. i ing they believed the liny lumi-j other rockets at the time he saw*, Ir his talk. Glenn predicted that; nous specks they saw were prob-i the mysterious phenomena but at,the United States would perfect ably caused by fuel ejected from man y i times durin 2 the flight he .techniques whereby an astronaut, the rocket or 'space ship - !saw fuel' from hydrogen peroxide in flight could change orbit and. BOTH HAD rejected another'^ ets ’used t 0 ccntr<d bis ship’sfmove in other, directions, suggested explanatiorwthat the specks were the results of paint; peeling from their capsules. Glenn: saw the fireflies, four times as the, sun rose In the path of his Friend ship 7. . j As for Titov, *‘l observed them! . . , as soon as I entered orbit" he' 'WASHINGTON .t/P)A Soviet'responsible for it. Some Soviet told the'jWprld Committee on, ’scholar has advanced the theory.experts who recently explored the Space Research. He also saw them. that the world’s first nuclear ex-l Tunguska region still hold with when his jretro-rockets fired to plosion occurred in 1908, or 37>the comet theory. —l II- :— years before' the invention of the Rejecting’ those views, Zigel’ • L 'atomic bomb. jconcliides the blast was nuclear Algeria Terror Wave F. Yu. Zigel’, a Moscow lecturer; >n. nature and originated either AncwamJ u<>*ik Carra I 'on scientific subjects, says there!from a space -ship from another nnswerra wun rorce , i is no other logical Explanation for’planet— m*mUoned only as a re ‘ ALGIERS, Algeria (JP) In the mighty blast that devastated, mote possibility—or from ' some the wake df the[ Secret Army Or- [ the Tunguska swamp forest in; ver y extraordinary, still unfamil ganization’s worst terror wave, Siberia’on June 30, 1908. • J * ar but natural heavenly body. the French government prohysed* An area lamer than New York!, last night a crackdown on Euro- - 1 peart extremists seeking to block V!? ■ bS a chaSs dePendenCe 400milS ™ounT "It Christian, Fouchet, French high The event has long been & mys-jj rcommissioder to Algeria, said he ! tery to scientists, but roost au-| has given ' rigorous antiterrorism 'tborities have assumed that a very directives to the military. large r meteorite or a comet, was TREASURE HOUSE FREE Gift Wrapping and Packaging *' M j 1. * ; ' ! : l- !, ■‘it ~ •. ,r ‘.i . ,1. 1 - ■ i. 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