Meet the man who knows our weapons
Washington NEA profile of John Rubel, 41, head of research in the Pentagon, pushing quick, radical weapon concepts like Skybolt 1000 mile ballistic missile and forcefully simplifying projects to beat delays. Rubelforesees rapid weapon cycles to outpace Soviet advances and envisions night combat, mobile power, and near-term deployment. Colleagues call him an intellectual, effective in reducing interservice R and D rivalry.
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Defense
John Rubel
Rubel
Pentagon
Skybolt
California Institute of Technology
General Electric
Lockheed
Hughes Aircraft
Airborne Systems Laboratories
Defense Research and Engineering
Strategic Weapons
Interservice
Boy Dies So He Can Visit Philadelphia Zoo
Four year old Johnnie Dougherty, dying of cancer and facing amputation and loss of sight, longs to see the Philadelphia Zoo. His widowed mother, neighbors, and local volunteers rally to make a milestone zoo trip possible, with ambulance transport and a special tour arranged.
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Philadelphia
Johnnie Dougherty
Johnnie
Mom
Ridley Township
Philadelphia Zoo
Audence
Milmont Fire Company
Zoo
Rudnev Named Soviet Scientific Director and Deputy Premier
Konstantin N. Rudnev is appointed chairman of the State Committee for Coordination of Scientific Research in Moscow, likely head of the space program, and gains deputy premier status after the death of Mikhail Khrunichev. Khrunichev died June 1 of a heart attack. Rudnev previously led the Defense Technique committee since 1958.
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Konstantin N. Rudnev
Soviet Union
Mikhail Khrunichev
State Committee For
Rudnev
State Committee
Khrunichev
Milwaukee Socialist Ex-Mayor Hoan Dies at 80
Daniel Webster Hoan, age 80, longtime Milwaukee Socialist mayor from 1916 to 1940, died Sunday after a heart ailment. He began public service as city attorney in 1910 and was born in Waukesha, Wisconsin.
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Daniel Webster Hoan
Socialist Party
Hoan
Waukesha
Editor of Greek Newspaper Dies
New York AP reported James Karabatos aged 50 editor of the National Herald a Greek and American daily newspaper died Sunday after a battle with cancer.
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New York
James Karabatos
The
National Herald
Atrocities Mark the Angolan Conflict on Both Sides
In Angola, Portuguese airlift aid to beleaguered settlers while rebels and Portuguese troops wage a brutal war. Attacks, reprisals, and massacres drive thousands from homes as foreign allies split on support and blame.
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Belgian Congo
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
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Congo
Noguito Maquela Do Zombo
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Science reports a new healing substance to shrink hemorrhoids relieve itch and pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. The Bio-Dyne based Preparation H is available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Blacksmiths Endure Amid Modern Steel Mills
Automation rises but skilled blacksmiths remain essential in mills to craft special parts. Their expertise supports equipment and repairs where precise metal work is required.
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