Aggressors-Friendly Foe of U S Army Trainees
Fort Knox report describes a green clad Aggressor Forces unit used to train U S soldiers with a foreign look helmuts and language. The unit employs rubber equipment life size inflatables and sound cannons to simulate battles while marshals and a dedicated referee force assess trainees for combat readiness during maneuvers in Kentucky.
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Charles W. White
Fort Knox
U.S.A
Kentucky
Honolulu
Harry Henry
Department of Tactical Research and New Doctrine
Ground General School
United States Army
Uncle Sam
U. S
Calonel Henry
United States
Russians Inventing Reds Inventions Sci Fi And Peace
HAL BOYLE mocks Soviet claims of invention and urges truly new ideas. readers suggest practical items from underwear to television programs and a world peace plan, noting real needs like anti tension pills and a radar lawnmower. central joke centers on Russia chasing relevance through perfecting mundane ideas.
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Karl Marx
Bank records stored in mushroom caves near Hudson
In Hudson, New York, a deposit of microfilm and blank records owned by Diebold Safe & Lock Co of New York City and held by East River Bank of New York is stored in Iron Mountain storage caves. Herman Knaust of Saugerties, a cave owner, says governments have inquired about space. Banks, museums, insurers and schools show interest.
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Hudson, N.Y
Mother Earth
Iron Mountain
Diebold Safe & Lock Co
New York City
East River Bank
New York
Herman Knaust
Saugerties
N. Y
Knaust
Western Germany Has Too Many Doctors
Western Germany faces surplus doctors who must take odd jobs such as digging ditches selling ice and factory work to survive while the eastern zone shows a shortage. Oskar Hepp of Hamburg Eppendorf and Werner Schultz warned during their visit to study amputee workers at IBM and Endicott Johnson plants in Binghamton New York.
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Binghampton
N. Y
Germany
Oskar Hepp
Hamburg-Eppendorf
Werner Schultz
International Business Machines
Endicott-Johnson
Better Late Than Never Scholars Catch Up on Missed Education
WEST COLUMBIA South Carolina adult learners range from 16 to 70 at the Opportunity School a state funded college like setting founded by Dr Wilson Gray. The program offers reading writing high school diplomas and college prep with family friendly space and a nursery. Since 1947 the school has helped about 7000 people become more useful citizens through flexible terms and a focus on living and working skills.
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Wilson Gray
Opportunity School
Tamassee
Asell
Optical authorities estimate vast lens computations count
Optical authorities estimate that the number of possible lens computations for eyeglasses is 11,132,544. This figure highlights the immense scope of optical design possibilities and the complexity involved in selecting optimal lens configurations.
Distant Markets Show Coney Island Factory Reach
The world’s largest merry go round factory sits at Coney Island New York and ships products to Japan South Africa Austria and other destinations expanding its global footprint.
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Coney Island
New York
Japan
South Africa
Austria
Wright patents stalled by early aviation fad claims
In 1905 the Aero Club of New York could raise only $1000 to buy the Wright brothers patents, as businessmen dismissed aviation as a passing fad and failed to invest.
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Aero Club of
New York
Wright Brothers
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