Space Center cranes tested with huge water filled ball
Kennedy Space Center in Florida tested three large assembly cranes with a 79 to 312 ton spherical water filled fixture to simulate lunar launch stages. Operators practice long before handling real Apollo Saturn V lifts, with precise hook positioning and variable speeds to ensure safe assembly in the Vehicle Assembly Building.
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Kennedy Space Center
Fla
Vehicle Assembly
NASA
Kennedy Space Center, Fla
Size Doesn't Affect Zeal Of Army's Smallest Officer
Stamford report profiles Richard Flaherty, a 4 foot 9 inch Army officer who overcame weight hurdles by eating six meals daily to meet a 100 pound minimum. He earned a Vietnam posting despite doubts about his height and fitness.
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Stamford, Conn
UPI
Richard Flaherty
Vietnam
Young
Flaherty
Hue
Imperial
Walter T. Flaherty
Army
Fort Benning
101St Airborne Division
Citizens Committee For
Navy
Air Force
New Regulations Ban Off Premise Advertising Signs in Vermont
Vermont enacts rules under H400 restricting new sign permits on highways. Preexisting signs may stay until Jan 1, 1970 or five years after first licensing, with annual renewals. On premise signs have size limits and height caps, and several traffic safety provisions govern prohibited signs. Violations lead to notice by certified mail and 30 days to remove, then highway department action. The Travel Information Council will issue further rules.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Secretary of State
Travel Information Council
Highway Department
Harry H. Cooley
Suburban Mayor Slams Bomb Shelter Ruling
Cincinnati report says Mayor Richard Benken of Silverton criticized federal authorities after the government refused to recognize a local wine cellar as a bomb shelter. Civil defense leaders had authorized the shelter while federal decision makers said it lacked proper stock.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Richard Benken
Silverton
Study Says Feminine Women Prone To Accidents
A Los Angeles study by psychologist Joan Guilford with 226 women found accident proneness linked to feminine appearance and personality traits. In a model kitchen, observers recorded 714 accidents and 767 near misses, noting shorter, more emotional, less organized women were most at risk while taller, calmer women trained in safety reduced incidents. Colorado School of Mines students staged a humorous LBJ versus Bobby burro race, LBJ winning when Bobby ran the wrong way.
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Calif
WMNS
Joan S. Guilford
Metropolitan Life Award
Guilford
U.S. Public Health Service
Golden
Colo
UPI
Colorado School of Mines
LBJ
Bobby
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