Glass fiber submarines may alter deep ocean warfare
Aerojet General Corp plans glass fiber hulls for submarines to reach 37800 feet, resist nuclear hits, and cut weight. Experts predict speeds of 60 to 90 knots with potential production cost reductions. Navy eyes glass hulls for subs and surface ships amid early tests and oceanographic uses.
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Ralph Dighton
USA
Calif
Aerojet-General Corp
Rucks
Aerojet
Polaris
Navy Bureau of Ships
Navy
Edward L. Bucks
Aerojet-General San
Azusa
Army to expand mobile forces for global combat role
The army leadership asked Congress for a $13.1 billion budget plan and a broadened mobile special action forces program with 15 000 troops and 459 aircraft to meet multiple crises worldwide. They stress not taking over air force missions and aim to support Vietnam operations while keeping a strong reserve presence in the U.S.
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Army
Congress
Cyrus Vance
House Armed Services Committee
Earle Wheeler
U.S
Vance
South Vietnam
Wheeler
U. S
Air Assault Division
Welch to Speak on Solid State Electronics
Dr. H. William Welch Jr. will address the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Collins Radio Co engineering building cafeteria. His talk covers solid state electronics system engineering and a film on navy evaluation of the Sikorsky HSS 2 helicopter.
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H. William Welch, Jr
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Collins Radio Co
Navy
Welch
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
University of Michigan
Michigan
Motorola
Military Electronics Division
Solid State Electronics and Control Department
Solid State Systems Division
Lavish Resort Planned for Hazard Kentucky
Multifacility resort proposed on a 1000 acre mountain tract in Hazard Kentucky with a 200 unit motel 1000 seat amphitheater recreation center shopping center 500 seat convention hall ski lift and model coal mine. Elmer Roll says 65 percent of cost may be funded by federal aid under the area redevelopment act creating 246 jobs plus 230 home workers for artisans.
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Hazard
Elmer Roll
Eastern
Kentucky
Roll
Soviet Approach to Juvenile Delinquency
Dr. Alec Skolnick reports that Soviet children are raised with strong collective duty from infancy through schooling. Peer pressure and long teacher guidance curb delinquency, with after school Pioneer circles and adult volunteers enforcing moral conduct. Minor crimes go to educational camps for reeducation, and adolescent delinquency is lower than in the United States.
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Skolnick
Leningrad
Siberia
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Alec Skolnick
San Mateo
Calif
Mexico buys 20 U S coast guard cutters
Mexico City AP reports that Mexico has bought 20 U S coast guard cutters to guard its waters against U S fishermen violations. Navy Minister Manual Zermeno Arabo gid says the cost was 2.5 million pesos about 200000 dollars.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Coast Guard
U. S
Navy
Manual Zermeno Arabo
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