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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1966
Page
5
Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor, age 90, died on February 4. He was the longtime chief architect of the National Geographic Society and helped shape the organization's global reach.
At Fort Benning Georgia a test unit converts CH47 Chinooks into armoured gunships. Each aircraft mounts two 20 mm cannons five .50 cal machine guns a 40 mm grenade launcher two rocket pods and a six barrel minigun. Endurance is about 3 hours 45 minutes with a 150 mile strike radius.
SAN FRANCISCO AP report on a two day symposium on teenage marriages and divorces where Ben Ard of San Francisco State College urged teen husbands to become friends with their wives. He questioned whether 15 to 18 year olds can sustain marriage and whether many such unions should be encouraged to continue.
The author advises newly married men to change their own thinking to aid marriage and to become friends with their spouse. He notes many couples in counseling are not true friends despite marriage. The piece also mentions early ink makers experimenting with additives such as wine bread crusts and onions to absorb grease from boiled oil.
Dr Timothy Leary a Harvard professor dismissed for drug experiments faces a narcotics charge after a raid on his 64 room Castalia Foundation mansion in Millbrook New York Authorities said a quantity of marijuana was found upstairs Also charged were Stewart Swain his wife Nancy and Barry Kaplan all pleading innocent and released on bail Leary said he was outraged by the invasion and claimed no knowledge of narcotics on the premises The raid involved about 30 officers and occurred as plans were discussed for a summer camp on consciousness expanding techniques
In Hollywood at the Bel-Air Hotel film stars George Peppard and Elizabeth Ashley married on Sunday. Peppard, 33, and Ashley, 24, met during the filming of The Carpetbaggers after Ashley's Broadway credits Barefoot in the Park and Take Her, She's Mine.
Argonne National Laboratory researchers report the discovery of the heaviest known nuclear particle named Nasterisk-3245. The particle has a mass about four times that of a proton and carries energy of 3 245 million electron volts. Named discoverers include Alan D. Krusch John R. O Fallon Keith Ruddick Steven Kor man yos and Lazarus G Ratner from University of Michigan and Argonne.
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