Death of noted author Stephen Potter in London
UPI reports Stephen Potter died in London at 69. The satirical writer popularized terms like gamesmanship and lifemanship through his books, gaining international prominence with Gamesmanship in 1947 and Lifemanship in 1950.
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Arms Talks Race Against Time in UPI Summary
Diplomatic sources say a moratorium on testing new multiwarhead missiles may emerge in 1952, aiming to slow an arms race. Washington and Moscow gauge each other’s progress on MIRV development and tease SALT preliminary talks open to formal negotiations by January.
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Ocean floor lab Aegis offers housing for six scientists
Honolulu UPI reports the Makapuu Oceanic Foundation unveils the Aegis, a 70-foot underwater laboratory designed to support six scientists for two weeks with year round operation and a 22 member staff. The $1 million habitat features lab and living quarters, television links, and a submerged catamaran hull for depths to 580 feet.
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Visitors to Australia rise 30 percent to 253000
Australia welcomed 253000 visitors last year up nearly 30 percent. A large portion, 63000, came from American servicemen on recreation leave, shaping the overall rise in arrivals.
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