Aerospace Students Tour Seymour Johnson Base
High Point College aerospace students and two instructors visited Seymour Johnson Air Force Base last week, touring Strategic Air Command and related units aboard a C-47, viewing guard dogs, the chapel, and the Air D efense command facilities. They learned about ground alert crews, the Quail missile, and a KC-135 refueling aircraft, with Lt. Col. Poole and Lt. Kline explaining base operations and equipment worth about 47 million dollars.
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M. Hormacher
High Point College
Aerospace Education Workshop
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Tactical Air Command
Air Defense Command
Greensboro-High Point-Winston-Salem
Joseph R. Poole
Washington Central
Col. Poole
Jim Simmons
Richard Kline
North Carolina Division Among Top Priority Units
Regular Army evaluator Maj. Phillip Andrews praised the 10,000‑man North Carolina 3rd infantry division’s artillery battalion at Fort Bragg. He called the unit a fine organization and noted they can really do their shooting, following Col. J. Douglas Bray's request for evaluation.
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North Carolina
3Éth
High Point
Phillip Andrews
Andrews
Ft. Bragg
Col
J. Douglas Bray
Piedmont Rebirth Via Urban Renewal and Transit
Downtown districts benefit from renewal projects including expressways and revival efforts. Furnitureman Heer reflects on momentum, quoting an economist who says the near future echoes the recent past to predict the Crescent’s trajectory.
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Heer
The
Crescent
Municipal Court Is Their Stage
Enterprise staff writer Don Follmer portrays Municipal Court as daily theater where regulars perform in a world of conflict and routine. The piece contrasts seasoned lawyers and courtroom regulars with guest appearances, noting the ordinary drama of everyday life, the pursuit of truth, and the quest for justice.
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Don Follmer
Morning Sun
Municipal Court
H. E. Carter
University of Illinois
Russia
Soviets seen strengthening science toward space and weapons
American observers report remarkable Soviet progress in science since 1957 with strong education and research commitment while noting gaps in funding, equipment, and freedom of inquiry. Analysts cite advances in nuclear, geophysics, and space science alongside cultural and organizational limits.
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Soviet Union
Greaer
Erall
Daniel Cooper
International Science and Technology
United States
U. S
Lysenko
Soviet Chemical Industry
Arctic
Ussr
Joseph Kaplan
University of California At
Los Angeles
Sity
Shimkin
Carter
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George Pegram
Sandy
Sandy Ridge
Gram
Art Richardson
Seymour Johnson Base
Sgt. Simmons
Air Force
AMMS
Kline
Ruth Fortune
Concord
Piedmont
Michael B. Shimkin
Fels Institute For Medical Research
Temple Univer
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