Army Device Detects Deadly Gases Soon in Use
The Army announced a new automatic mechanical chemical detector that can sense lethal gases in time to save lives. Ordered into production, the device should reach fighting units in a few years.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
3
The Army announced a new automatic mechanical chemical detector that can sense lethal gases in time to save lives. Ordered into production, the device should reach fighting units in a few years.
Veterans and families face vacate orders under a Washington directive declaring 365 housing units sub standard with no replacement plans. Seventy five navy units at the air facility and 183 at El Toro must be vacated by 1964, with replacement funding needing congressional action. Monthly rents have fallen, unlike other naval housing growth nearby.
President Kennedy urged Democratic and Republican leaders to back continued aid to Yugoslavia and Poland. A White House meeting aimed to sway House votes on a $4.6 billion foreign aid package and craft a compromise that would allow limited aid if in America’s interest.
Bewildered subscribers faced overnight phone number changes and city officials urged General Telephone Company to give adequate advance notice. Councilman Emmet Sullivan cited a friend who learned his new number only when trying to call. Advance notice would help subscribers update stationery and advertising. The company is gradually sending prefixed letters with new numbers.
UPI report says Selvis Vaughn, 12, was found hanged in the back yard of his La Sierra home Monday. Firemen failed to revive him after being left playing alone while his parents were away. Investigators probed possible suicide.
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