Air Force tests a cat-eye night vision device
The Air Force reveals an optical amplifier for night viewing, developed at Wright Field with Westinghouse and RCA under ARDC contracts. The device, likened to a TV, is claimed to be about a thousand times more sensitive than standard cameras and provides a sharp ground picture in moonless darkness.
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Air Force
Ers
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Westinghouse Corp
Radio Corp. of America
ARDC
R. W. H. Gebel
Lake Croft
J. &. Clemens
B. B. Johnstone
Air Research and Development! Command
Florida State University
Braun wins second straight Wichita County cherry pie title
Pat Braun, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Braun, won her second consecutive Wichita County 4 H Cherry Pie contest crown. Six contestants competed in the high school home economics room with Donna Braun serving as assistant winner. Cora Blackwell from Lakin judged the event for Kearny County.
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Seoti
Pat Braun
Wichita County
Pat
Tony Braun
Donna
Wichita
Cora Blackwell
Kearny County
Lakin
Lawrence Doctor Named To Head Child Group
TOPEKA Dr Alfred 4H Moore Lawrence has been elected president of the Kansas Association for Retarded Children. Other officers elected Saturday include Mrs A G Martin Wichita first vice president Mrs Adrain Miller Topeka second vice president Thomas Dailey Kansas City hind vice president Mrs Emmett Downing Topeka secretary and Cecil Morrison Wichita treasurer.
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Topeka
Alfred 4H. Moore
Lawrence
New Kansas Association For Retarded Children
A. G. Martin
Wichita
Adramn Miller
Thomas Dailey
Kansas City
Hind
Emmett Downing
Cecil Morrison
Hugoton School Expansion Approved and Bond Move
Hugoton residents approve a 140000 dollar grade school expansion and direct the Hugoton high school board to study the junior high issue. Temporary relief via remodeling will add two classes, a music room, restrooms, and a new heating plant while a bond election is planned for early 1956.
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Hugoton
Healy School Bond Defeated In Local Referendum
Voters around Healy, northeast of here, rejected a 120000 bond plan for two districts Lane No 1 and the Miral high school to fund a symposium lunch room and music facilities. April did see a rejected 19400 high school space expansion proposal. Overall voter turnout rose from April.
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Healy
Here
Lane
Gove
Scott
Miral High School
Gerade
Fire Damage Heavy in Downtown Miami Blaze
A fire burning out of control in downtown Miami caused about 200000 dollars in damage and forced 90 guests to evacuate an adjoining hotel. No serious injuries were reported and investigators plan to return today.
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Miami
Mia
Tve Bowl
Eisenhower teased over future plans in private tale
In St Petersburg a Republican congressman recalls President Eisenhower as tight lipped about his next moves. Joseph Martin recounts a Massachusetts crowd and a quip at a gridiron banquet where a
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Eisenhower
House
Joseph Wy. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Lown
Wellester
Joe
Wellasley
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