Somber Conclusions On Military Technology
A Defense Journal study, citing James Hessman and others, argues the USSR will outpace the United States in military and technological fields by 1975. It claims Russia already spends more on defense, fields more ships and aircraft, and leads in R&D with a widening gap in qualitative strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces Journal
Russia
United States
James Hessman
U. S
Ussr
Defense Journal
U.S
Hessman
Defense
Laird
Vietnam
John S. Foster
Defense Research and Engineering
Foster
Soviet Union
Moscow
H. G. Rickover
Capitol Hill
Congress
Ocean Rights Clash Over Seabed Wealth And Gas Dump Plan
The United States backs sinking a shipload of gas rockets off Cape Kennedy raising disputes over ocean ownership. The debate centers on how far national sovereignty extends beneath the sea and how to regulate seabed resources amid UN and global tensions.
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United States Army
Atlantic
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Cen
United Nations
U Thant
Bahamas
Bermuda
U.N
Dept of the
United States
Army officer denied intelligence job over reading habits sandals and glasses
A 23 year old lieutenant faced a denied promotion and a missed intelligence post after a string of investigations into his reading choices protest letters and dress including granny glasses sandals and a peace symbol on his car The Army argued these acts showed indifference and hostility jeopardizing loyalty and duties prompting a formal inquiry into the case.
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Washington
Army
Brass
Pentagon
Randolph J. Forrester
Forrester
Fort Holabird
U.S
Senior officer faces blocked promotion and Vietnam draft
Lt. Forrester, stalled from promotion to first after appeals, expects to remain a second lieutenant while preparing for Vietnam on Sept 15. Lt. Col. Jordan refused to explain why he advised against promotion. The text also notes involvement in an interrogation transcript and a POW role. Public officials discuss prison conditions on Con Son Island as Sen. Goodell protests a delay in sending a critical letter to South Vietnam.
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Huck Finn
Joseph Spear
Jordan
Forrester
Vietnam
Goodell
Con Son Island
Sen
Charles Goodell
South Vietnam
Thieu
White House
Saigon
Nixon
Sen. Goodell
Bill Timmons
New York Republican
Greensboro Eyes NCAA Final Four Bid and Liquor Debate
Greensboro aims to host the NCAA finals in 1974 at a new 15,000 seat coliseum as debates over liquor by the drink loom. Officials believe a local option bill could pass by 1973, enabling the event’s reception and related housing and dining needs.
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Guilford County
General Assembly
Raleigh News and Observer
Greensboro
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
California
North Carolina
National
College Basketball Coaches Association
Associated Press
N.C
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
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Berkeley
Los Angeles Free Press
Department of the Army
U.S. Army
William R. Pilston
William R. Jordan
Merry
Senator Soaper
Anne
England
America
By Jack Anderson
Il Jolt McPherson
Nothiagle's
Robert Ransom
Randy” Culler
Health
Library
General
Guilford
Claude Morris
Veterans Affairs
Morris
Gibsonville
Jamestown
Guilford College
Ned Dillingham
Kentucky
Kindergarten of Culture and Dance School
Thelma Loflin
Clyde Williams
Judy Marsh
Richardson and
N. Wrenn
High Point Enterprise
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Avenue High Point
D.a.rawley
C.H. Lock Wool
David A. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson
Fosbury
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