Guide Challenge For Teachers
Aviation executive Donald W. Douglas Jr urged teachers to fire youthful imaginations toward science and engineering careers to strengthen national defense. He stressed early orientation, teacher awareness of new developments, and persuading students to pursue technical fields amid Soviet advances in tech and education.
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New York
INS
Donald W. Douglas, Jr
Douglas
Douglas Aircraft Company
National Education Council
Russia
United States
Berkeley Study Finds Predictable Smog Pattern
University of California scientist Dr. Bernard D. Tebben analyzed air samples in Berkeley and found a highly predictable smog pattern. Pollutants rise notably in November to January, with Tuesdays and Fridays the smoggiest days and Sundays the cleanest, peaks often at noontime.
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Berkeley
University’ of California
Bernard D. Tebbens
Tebbens
Tebbins
Traffic Toll Of 53000 Seen In Sixty Six
Chicago story notes the National Safety Council projects 53 000 deaths annually in 1966 as 82 million motorists share highways. It forecasts 90 million drivers and 925 million miles yearly, urges safer roads, stronger laws, better education, and enforcement to cut tolls and ease congestion.
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Carla
Rogan Chicago
IFS
National Safety Council
Council
Hoover Urges More Reforms At National Action Conference
Former President Herbert Hoover urged sweeping government housekeeping reforms to save billions in taxes. He cited a commission projection of up to 5 billion dollars yearly in savings from improved budgeting and accounting, and called for adequate legislation plus a senior civil service to reduce top-level turnover and deadwood. He warned against a spoils system while noting 2000 policy making jobs would be created and filled by presidential appointment.
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Felix Cotten
Washington
INS
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower
Ito
Deadwood
Earth Satellite Problems Face Temperature and Dust
In Los Angeles F R Furth warned at a joint American Rocket Society and Society of Mechanical Engineers meeting that the U S aims to launch its first earth satellite next year but faces two main issues. Temperature extremes threaten electronic components including transistors and meteoric dust could affect instruments. Inner temperature stabilization is essential as space temperatures range from 400 degrees to well below zero.
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Los Angeles
United States
F. R. Furth
American Rocket Society and Society, of Mechanical Engineers
Outer Space
Power Hidden In Molecules and the Space Age
LAS ANGELES iss A famed scientist Dr Fritz Zwicky says meta chemistry yields vast power from molecular fragments that can run trains jets and spaceships He describes freezing and storing radicals to release energy 50 to 100 times greater than coal and oil He envisions using waste from Hanford reactors as fuel and building a one stage Moon mission powered by frozen elements
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Los Angeles
Iss
Fritz Zwicky
Caltech
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Zwicky
Columbia River
Hanford
Moon
Earth
Jupiter
Population Threat Warns of Overpopulation Danger
A Harvard medical school doctor warns overpopulation threatens Western civilization more than the hydrogen bomb. Dr. John Rock cautions that unless birth rates drop, an atomic war capable of destroying valuable civilization is inevitable.
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Los Angeles
INS
Harvard Medical School
John Rock
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