Warhead design ranges and solid fuel debate
Navy experts explain that a warhead variant named Jupiter could reach up to about 1509 miles, with trajectories rising and fuel systems including built in oxidizers. They contrast solid fuel propulsion with liquid oxygen methods, arguing solids are safer and faster to deploy, as in the Polaris program, though practical atmospheric combustion limits lie around 20 miles above sea level.
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Army and Navy switch to solid fuels for long range missiles
The Army and Navy are adopting solid propellants for new long range missiles to avoid liquid fuels. The Army’s Sergeant guided missile and the Navy’s Polaris IRBM will use solid fuels, with the Polaris designed for submarine and surface launches. The changes follow Defense Department encouragement to reduce liquid propulsion risks.
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Hert er sees Soviet willingness on disarmament inspection
U S Undersecretary Christian A. Herter said in a Sunday broadcast that the Soviets now appear willing to accept an inspection system America might find satisfactory. He cautioned that the Russians have not scored a propaganda victory with their temporary suspension proposal and said real progress hinges on trustworthy inspection.
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Two Lamar Girls Drowned Sunday
Two Lamar girls Virginian Adame age 14 and Evelyn Onlega age 6 drowned Sunday at a sandpit near Lamar. Virginian’s body was recovered by her father Fortunio Adame minutes after, while We Ortega’s body was found later by Highway Talal and officers using grappling hooks in seven feet deep water. Police said the children swam from shallow to deeper water. attempts at artificial respiration failed.
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French novelist Claude Farrere dies in France
Charles Bargonné known as Claude Farrere, a French novelist famed for sea and exotic tales, died Friday. He wrote La Hatake The Battle published in 1909 and won the Court literary prize.
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Prowl as let wax a raccoon in garage altercation
Seattle woman Mrs Francke, 45, woke her husband about 2 am to noises in the garage. He fired three shots, the third pierced the wall and struck Mrs Francke in the shoulder. she is recovering in a Seattle hospital. The incident follows a prior note about mysterious prowlers and concerns over safety.
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