Ten X-Ray Stars Are Discovered

3! ALTON BLAKESLEE AUSTIN. Tex.

plosion of outer gaseous portions he 'was besieged with offers tAPl—In tWo of the star. and an implosion or; (“the rubbish poured in"l, he years, scientists taking a new inward collapse of its core. heiaccepted nothing for a year. He

look into the universe have dis- gsaid.

covered 10 x-ray stars.

These are stars or clouds of core could concentrate star ma-i Wyler's soon-to—be~relea x-rays. terial Earth people need not worry—lparticle in the nuclei of atomsiamalemenl‘ 0051 getl—at a density of 1.000.000.000

uses that broadcast ﬁle rays are too soft to through our atmosphere. .

The x-ray stars were detected;

Gravitational collapse of the

info neutrons—a main

5 a cubic inch. Material as big as our sun could be squeezed

by special geiger counters oniinto a sphere only 10 miles in

rockets soaring up 100 high on quick-look flights,

All 10 are within the Milky Way, our own great galaxy of m. . .000 stars.

Their positions imply that most x—ray stars are associated with supernovae~~the brilliant, explosive death of stars. Dr.

Herbert Friedman of the Naval‘only streaming from three points in

Research Laboratory in Wash- ington, D.C.. said Thursday.

Three of these x-ray sources may be elusive neutron stars. he told the second Texas sym- posium on rrlativistic astrophy- sics at the University of Texas. CORE COLLAPSES

A supernova involves the ex-

miles diameter.

Friedman explained.

Hot but. tiny neutron stars

would not radiate much visible light but could send out x~rays. Now there is new evidence that they may cool rather quickly. becoming even

immer harder than ever to see, he said. The rocket~peeking — begun in 1963 — found x-rays

the heavens where no visible light nor any radio energy can be detected at all. Friedman reported. so they may be neu- tron stars.

One is in the constellation Scorpius and two the Cygnus region. he said.

British Star Finds Moving To Broadway Role Difficult

By WILLIAM GLOVER

NEW YORK (AP—Getting a fat role on Broadway has been' an eye - opener for Terence Stamp.

"After I was picked as right for the part,” he notes. "every- body wanted to change me never realized that transferring a pal" from one place to an- other could be so difficult."

Terence. one of Britain's ris-

ltkes to see the genuine article. and I’m trying to portray a character that, even though it may something new to Americans. is apt to burn up anywhere these days."

Stamp’s career is filled with

I evidence of a highly independ

ent attitude toward fame and

line. The lea-nly muscular actor has attained prominence at age

ing young stars. arrived on Broadway this week in Alfie, a'

on hit about a Cockney gent of complicated love-life.

ring rehearsals, Stamp re- ports, producer Frederick Bris- son urged him to go see old Cary Grant movies—to get the right accent.

"It didn't seem to matter that that lingo was just hat i heard while growing up."

His father was a Thames tug driver and the family called an east end slum ome.

“Then somebody else sug- gested I get a haircut."

Being highly individualistic by nature. he stoutly resisted all efforts.

“The impresarios. here seem so nervous. but there's nothing to be nervous about. because a theatre audience is generally a pretty sophisticated bunch.

"Besides. I can't pamper an audience. After all. everyone

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OTTAWA (CPl—It probably will go into the history books as the “flag session," but the current session of the 26th Parliament has also produced

most significant legislation of recent years. urned Friday after a record 214 sitting days. its major items have included es- tablishment of:

1. Youth allowances. pay- ing $10 a month to students aged 16 to 18 in a bid to dis- courage school dropouts:

2. Ten independent commis- sions to revise the boundaries of federal ridings, taking the job out of politics for the first time;

3. Student loans. providing

up to $1,000 a year for five years interest-free to univer- sity students; . A 12 - mile fishing zone, expanded from three miles to protect inland fisheries from foreign-fleets;

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TOKYO tAPt—A French air- line pilot wasf indicted Saturday on charges 0 smugging 14 pis-. itols and 700 rounds of ammuni- I BE DRAWN tion into Japan. Capt. Georges Maurice Hurtrel, 44, could re- ceive a maximum of six years in jail and a fine of about $1,000 llf convicted. No trial date was set.

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