Submarine Demonstrated With Rotating Fin Propulsion
Washington AP The Navy research office showed a scale model of a submarine powered by two rotating bands of fins around the bow and stern. Cmdr Frederick R Haselton said the design could provide slow speed deep diving and quiet operation beyond present propeller subs. He outlined uses in rescue oceanography detection of enemy gear and underwater towing plus potential for large missiles from a vertical nose-up pose. The fins and motors lie outside the pressure hull in salt water with GE and General Dynamics testing feasibility.
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Washington
Navy
Frederick R. Haselton
Office of Naval Research
Haselton
General, Electric Co
Electric Boat
General Dynamics Corp
Flowers Fruit Growth Speeded by Curb Treatments
A U S Department of Agriculture report cites experiments by Dr P C Marth at the Baltimore center showing flowering and fruiting of most fruit trees could be hastened by growth retardants by two to three years. The work with holly wood herbs indicates nut trees may bear sooner as well. Marth researches plant development in a pioneer hormone laboratory.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
P. C. Marth
Department
Agricultural Research Center
Baltimore
Marth
New Pioneer Research Laboratory
Catholic Activity Charged in Russia
Moscow reports Ogonyok magazine accuses Roman Catholic orders of operating illegally in Lvov. Foreigners and a Soviet citizen allegedly smuggled religious literature and accessories into the Soviet Union, with Leontina Domonastvich detained at the border with such materials.
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Moscow
UPI
Lvov
Ogonyok
Little Flame
Leontina Domonastvich
Soviet Union
Ford Film Vaults Show Case Of U S History
Ford Motor Co offers its vast 35mm film collection dating from 1914 through WWI and beyond for educational and theater use. The National Archives notes the reels include travelogues, news Americana, and footage of Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Harding era events.
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Washington
Ford Motor
National Archives
Ford Historical Film
Tono
National Archives of
United States
Ford
Waortarn
Waortarn Unetantin
Rae Wi
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore
Roosevelt
Warren G. Hard
Henry Ford
Ford Can Cities
Motor Co
Saigon University to reopen after protests
Saigon University will reopen Friday as announced by South Viet Nam's revolutionary government, nearly three months after former President Ngo Dinh Diem closed the campus amid Buddhist and student demonstrations.
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Saigon University
Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
New Revolutionary
Ngo Dinh Diem
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