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WASHINGTON (CPi—A tiny.i Physicists reason that the super - powered invader fromiatomic nucleus that invaded distant space penetrated our the earth's atmosphere must system last month and crashed .have come from a much more

off a cosmic ray shower because of its enormous power. over New Mexico. I When it crashed into the The invader was a mere nu- ‘ earth's air blanket. it struck the dell! Of an atom. but physicists nucleus of an atom of the air—

must have come from some dis- ;grew by a sort of chain reaction tant galaxy. outside our own ‘into a shower of high-speed Millw Way. _ Iatomic particles.

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in the current issue of Physical De. LASTED AN INSTANT view Letters by John Linsley or The cosmic my shower cov- the laboratory for nuclear sci- ered an area of several square

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HOUSTON (Am—Mrs. Cecil stockholder In Hudson Engineer- Blalffer Hudson. divorced from in: Company. mu ti-milllona re Edwar Mrs. Hudson. 43. has an art udson. won an uncontested studio in New York and a home property settlement of $6,500.000Iin Newport. RI. She is the in Domestic Relations Court and daughter of Joseph Lee Blaffer. her lawyer said it may be a a founder of Humble Oil Com- record. pany Mrs. Hudson. a Humble Oil Mrs. Hudson's lawyer. Percy heiress. brunette mother of two Foreman. noted that the settle- sons and a patron of the arts. ment was bigger than Mrs. Win- sighcd: “At last it's over. l‘m,throp (Bobo) Rockefeller's So.- so happy I could sing." 500.000 settlement in 1954‘i The Hudson: were married in “That's what Mrs. Hudson sal 1943. They separated in 1960. she wanted—more than Bobo," when he sued for divorce. Mrs. he said. Hudson filed a cross-complaint charging Hudson with acts of cruel treatment and excesses. iCUba Hun‘ls 0|."I Mrs. Hudson got custody o . the couple's two sons in Fsl- U.s. IHdemnITY My“ “mism- HAVANA (AP) —— U.S made Judge Wende“ Odom “Clem, babv foods and crackers went Hudson to pay SL200 a month on limited sale in Havana last child support until the younger week as the government began son, Robert Lee Bla'lter Hud-Idolimig on. some of the m. son. ll. is 18. The other boy isI . _ ' Edward Joseph Jr 14 Both at- -‘ "My pawl far the release 0‘ “he " 3 .Bay of Pigs invasion prisoners. tend school in Connecticut. I n . h‘ V. Nd GETS HOME AM Wk?“2115‘203'5203‘222‘25 .' ' . . ‘ac ‘s . ‘ ‘ cially on a par with the U_S. at $050,000 and 31.000.000 in dun“. paintings and sculptures

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