Officials Should Lead Civil Defense Plan
New York report argues that defense rests with public officials not volunteers and warns we are far from defense aims. It says paid officials must organize and plan for disasters, with citizens aiding under official direction. Much civil defense progress exists in states, cities, private firms, and public utilities.
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State College trains weather foresters for Air Force
Penn State will graduate 36 Air Force weather officers next August after a yearlong accelerated program. The 36, drawn from 31 colleges, will earn bachelor degrees in meteorology and join the Air Weather Service. The program, one of seven in the nation, aligns with duties in public safety and bomb-resist design guidance.
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Penn State chemist wins $1000 American Chemical Society award
Dr. Robert W. Schlessler, 34, associate professor of chemistry at Penn State, will receive the $1000 ACS Award for petroleum chemistry for his work on lubricating oil. The project, started in 1940 by the late Dean Whitmore, involves synthesizing model compounds to study properties of lubricants and their hydrocarbons and their effects on automotive and aviation oils.
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