Satellites Build a Maginot Line in Space War
A two part series outlines how satellites become the backbone of space defense. Infrared scanners, early warning nets, and anti missile satellites form a multi layer system. Discoverer Midas Samos and related programs tie into a future space based defense network. Government and military scientists discuss how space born weapons will deter or counter nuclear attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dighton
Los Angeles
Discoverer
Air Force
Project Midas
Midas
Bmews
Ln Space
Ing
Samos
Project Sentry
Russia
Peaceful
Point Arguello
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Palo Alto
Calif
Among These Old Folks Youth Springs Eternal
In St. Petersburg, an aging population shapes daily life with 40,000 schoolchildren and numerous clubs. The piece contrasts 80-year-olds painting, traveling, and socializing with younger retirees, noting pension checks, community groups, churches, and the city’s shade of memory along Tampa Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Pett
ST. Petersburg
Fla
John A. Mennell
Mennell
Benjamin P. Moore
Moore
Canandaigua
N. Y
St.Petersburg
Downstown
Ford
Methodist Church
International Assn
Ama
Canal Society
At&t
Oral Electric
Rochester
N.Y., & Vicinity
Open Forum
Williams
Menners
Avr Cours
Itrim
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Hart
Tampa Bay
Soviet View of Future War and Nuclear Doctrine
A summary of Soviet military thought suggests Moscow expects a future war with thermonuclear weapons and seeks to expand nuclear and missile capabilities. The piece notes Soviet officials doubt deterrence theory, foresee population involvement, and emphasize guided missiles, anti missile, radar, and industrial resilience as key factors in a drawn or prolonged global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bem Price
Associated Press
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Lenin
Drezewiecki
Tadeusz Pioro
Stary
Nikita Khrushchev
Arleigh Burke
Krasil Nikov
Ministry of Defense
Piero
Western
Europe
Edth
West
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