Modern Cinderella tale told by HAL BOYLE
The narrative follows a young woman who rises to royal life only to find loneliness and infidelity. She battles palace etiquette and an indifferent prince, seeks help from psychiatrists, and overcomes addiction. She plans divorce and envisions a new marriage with her ex-father-in-law, the king, for stability and affection.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Federal Hospital
Lexington
Pigeons Guided Missiles in Navy's Early Tests
The Navy secretly funded Project Orcon to train pigeons to steer missiles by pecking at a target image. Birds adjusted the missile's course via electric signals from their beaks, guiding it toward the center of the target.
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Robert C. Toth
Herald Tribune News Service
New York
Navy
B. F. Skinner
University of Minnesota
Harvard University
Skinner
Navy pigeons and a glass radar display legacy
The wartime Project Orcon revived in 1948 studied light weight trained pigeons or other birds to track targets, pecking rapidly to stay on course. Although the scheme failed due to variable conditions, an offshoot produced an electrical conducting glass used in radar displays, later a key Navy data handling feature.
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Skinner
Naval Research Reviews
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