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...this moment Dr. Lilly's mask started to leak, and he had to get out of the tank to keep from drowning. So he never learned what lay at the end of the blue-lighted tunnel...
Serving as his own guinea pig, Dr. Lilly stripped himself naked, put on a skin-diver's mask for breathing, and was suspended face down in a tank of warm, slowly flowing water. In this "dead man's float" position, he was almost as out of this world as if he were still unborn. He could see nothing. He could hear nothing except his own breathing and faint water sounds from the piping. Except for the face mask and the gently touching supports, he could feel nothing. The temperature of the water, 94° F., made it feel...
...Look Behind the Mask." "Remember," said Harry, "this is Ike's record just as much as it is Ezra Taft Benson's. Secretary Benson is merely the President's hired man." His voice taking on the old whistle-stop vigor, he gave 'em more: "This is one of the most amazing records of political betrayal I have ever seen in all my years of public life . . . In 1952 General Eisenhower went all over the country handing out promises about what he would do for the farmers ... At Brookings, S. Dak. he said: ' The Republican Party...
Speaking on "Mask or Face: Reflections in an Actor's Mirror," he will be the first actor to appear in the lecture series, which began seven years...
...British air force officer who rode the TU-104 from Moscow reported that "it flew beautifully," but the experts were interested in the fact that its 33,000-ft. altitude is below the economical altitude for most modern jets. Beside each pale blue seat was an oxygen mask, and the crew called for replacement oxygen when they reached London-apparently the TU-104 is only slightly pressurized. Experts guessed that when it is flying at 33,000 ft., the air pressure in the cabin is 20,000 ft. (the average passenger begins to suffer from lack of oxygen above...