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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1961

Page

3

Laos Women Free Yet No Legislature Role

In Laos women enjoy voting at 21 and property rights but have no women in the cabinet. Samlith Ratsaphong notes limited roles for women, with some in offices as teachers and doctors, and a general doctor shortage amid broader political constraints.

Laos New York Samlith Ratsaphong Khamphong Boupha Ratsaphong

Elderly Dentist Seeks Masters Degree At Upsala College

Dr. Marcel Brucker forty years after his dental degree earned a bachelor’s in English at Upsala College and plans to apply to New York University for admission. He hopes to complete a master’s in humanities by 1963. The piece also touches on Lao cultural beliefs about women and a note on the woodcock feeding habits.

Newark Marcel Brucker Upsala College New York University

Army Begins Work On New Type Radar

The Army launches development of a phased radar to scan skies for incoming missiles, enabling Nike Zeus rockets to intercept targets far from the United States. If successful, it could replace heavy rotating scanners and lower costs, with a $4 million award to Western Electric for advanced radar design. The move responds to critiques of Zeus while lawmakers debate funding and production pace.

Washington Army United States Western Electric Co Kennedy Pentagon

Bell's man rocket belt proves ground lift feasibility

Bell Aerosystems researchers led by Wendell Moore demonstrated a small rocket lift device that powers a man in flight with a twin-nozzle hydrogen peroxide system. In 30 spring tests Harold Graham reached about 20 mph, leaping a fire truck and crossing a 360 foot horizontal distance while ascending a steep hill.

Bell Aerosystems Co Army Transportation Research Command Harold M. Graham Bint Wendell F. Moore Bell Moore

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