Alexander Lippisch The Delta Wing Pioneer
A portrait of Alexander Lippisch, the delta wing innovator, whose wartime work drew postwar recognition in America. The article notes his modest quest for credit over fame, his clashes with Nazi military priorities, and his later career in the U.S. space program, with insights from family and colleagues.
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Lippisch
U.S
Third Reich
Life
Time
Drs
Werner von Braun
Anselm Franz
Alexander Lippisch
Arthur Collins
Collins Radio Co
America
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Naval Air Material Center
Philadelphia
Germany
Busemann
University of Heidelberg
Department of Natural Sciences
Opitz
Stratford
Gazette
Luftwaffe
George
Cedar Rapids
Nazi Party
Fuehrer
Alexander Martin Lippisch
Munich
Berlin
Jena
East Germany
Russia
Ernst Sielaff
Tomahawk Trail
Collins Radio
Darmstadt
Alex
Sielaff
Keep 600-Year-Old Tradition Alive
In York England residents revive the 600 year old mystery plays as part of the city arts festival. The 48 play cycle involves townspeople professionals and guilds with custom costumes banners and music. After a 1569 end under Henry VIII only York preserves the tradition with a three year cycle.
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York
England
UPI
Chocolate Factory
Railway Institute
Salvation Army
Hell
Henry VIII
Rome
Informal Poll Finds Patriots at The Revolution Exhibit
At Boston's The Revolution exhibit 47 percent of 100 000 visitors were labeled patriots by a Honeywell computer using votes on four key 18th century issues. Loyalists were 27 percent and 26 percent undecided. The article notes a 1776 majority likely patriots with a sizable loyalist minority.
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Boston
Honeywell
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