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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1966

Page

5

From proving ground to battlefield under Viet Nam pressure

Under Viet Nam war pressure innovations in military technology move from drawing board to field faster. The Limited War Laboratory at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland serves as the crucible for new devices and techniques. Army artist Spec. 6 Bill Dolan depicts several of these rapidly developed systems in a series of sketches.

U.S Tory Aberdeen Proving Ground Bill Dolan

Hovercrafts Move From Gimmick To Channel Ferry Plan

British hovercrafts shift from novelty to commercial use with cross Channel service planned from Ramsgate to Calais in 1968. Projects for 600 passenger craft and hovertrain concepts surface as nations race to lead the air cushion vehicle market.

Christopher Cockerell Cockerell Hovercraft Development Ltd America Japan Lawrence of Arabia Opment Corporation Westland Britain United States Bell Aerosystems Mitsubishi Volga English Channel Ramsgate Calais

500000 Salmon Branded For Study In Washington

U S fisheries workers have branded 500 000 salmon fingerlings this year using a cold 68 degree below zero branding iron. The procedure leaves a white mark and is said to help fingerlings survive better in the wild than fin clipped fish. A stray note explains the term orchestra from ancient Greek theater.

Seattle Wash U.S

India Opens Museum to Save Buddhist Art

India opens an archaeology museum at Nagarjunakonda in Andhra Pradesh to preserve Buddhist art and edifices from ancient times. The site was saved as a dam threatened relics, with artifacts and reconstructions from original materials. Buddhism once flourished in India before decline, now a minority faith amid Hindus and Muslims.

India Conrad New Delhi Nagarjunakonda Andhra Pradesh Krishna

Army Officer Found Guilty of Shooting Teacher

First Lt. Oliver T. Ivey Jr. was found guilty by a military court martial of involuntary manslaughter in the April 3 shooting of Anne Marie Alton a 25 year old school teacher from St Paul Minnesota. He received forfeiture of 250 dollars a month for 24 months a formal reprimand and one year suspension of command.

Goeppingin Germany Oliver T. Ivey Jr Albany Anne Marie Alton St. Paul

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Herald Services

Rhodesia's Plight Deepens Under Global Oil Ban

U S diplomatic sources warn Rhodesia faces an accelerating squeeze from British sanctions and oil embargoes as South Africa Zambia and Mozambique loom as key lifelines. The balance of power shifts with Zambia and South Africa signaling staking bets on Rhodesia's fate while London Rhodesia talks drift toward a precedent.

Washington NEA Rhodesia Johannesburg Lusaka Lourenco Marques South Africa Zambia Mozambique U.S London Britain Ian Smith State Department Smith Lourenco Canada Tey United Nations U.N

Peru Bolivian voyagers endure air and sea sickness on Titicaca line

On Lake Titicaca the Peruvian Corportation Limited ferries the Inca Ollanta and Coya crewed freighters between Puno and Guaqui. Captain Carlos Oblitas Ballivian notes passengers suffer seasickness and altitude sickness together amid 20-foot waves. The Inca, launched in 1905, once carried the Duke of Windsor around 1935.

Puno Big Lake Guaqui Salon Duke of Windsor

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