Nike Hercules defenses cleared after re evaluation in Vietnam era review
The Army re examined Nike Hercules air defense missiles after Russian SAMs fared poorly in North Vietnam. Officials say Nike systems remain superior radar and kill capability with no major changes needed. The study considered allied tactics and possible Russian training assists.
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International sculptors from Japan and Mexico aid KU交流
Three temporary visitors from Tokyo and Mexico City stayed at KU's McCollum Hall during the Fourth International Sculpture Casting Conference. Morio Shinoda and Daiyu Nishi translate for each other while Alfredo Salazar speaks Spanish. they learn from KU students and design faculty as they demonstrate lost wax casting and earth mold techniques.
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Lawrence
Bailey Hall Annex
Daiyu Nishi
Tokyo
Japan
Mario Shinoda
Alfredo Salazar
Mexico City
Nishi
Shinoda
Salazar
Journal-World Photo
McCollum Hall
Morio Shinoda
Mount Oread
Bailey Hall
Elden Tefft
Buenos Dias
Gal
Tokyo University of Arts
Nara
Tefft
Hair spray scandal hits Saigon PX manager
Secretary of defense Robert S. McNamara said the manager of the U S post exchange in Saigon was fired after it was learned that more than 142 000 cans of women's hair spray had been imported by the exchange. There are about 750 women with PX privileges in Saigon.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of Defense
U. S. Post Exchange
Saigon
Exchange
No Spacecrafts For Sale Yet The Price Remains High
Space Center Houston reports used spacecraft rarely enter the market as NASA prices out two man Gemini at about 25 million dollars and Mercury at 7.5 million. Officials note overhaul costs, mission specificity, and reentry rewiring make secondhand capsules impractical despite historic value. Museums hold many craft while some tour nationwide.
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Space Agency
United States
Bob Gordon
Manned Spacecraft Center
Air Force
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
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Gordon
America
L. Gordon Cooper
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
John H. Glenn
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
White
Smithsonian
Virgil I. Grissom
Atlantic
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Guests
Community members from Bakersfield Independence Topeka and Lawrence shared weekend visits and gatherings. Families including Climer Petrie Rolin Voelker and Anderson hosted and attended events with others in Mission Valley Falls and Emporia, with plans announced for upcoming entertainments.
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Bakersfield
Ed Climer
Dean Davis
Bob Scovel
Independence
Harry Wellman
Leona Bell
Excelsior Springs
Tom Cox
Dan Petrie
John
Sam Petrie
Mike Petrie
Mission Sunday
John Petrie
Bill Kurtis
Topeka
Myrtle Rolin
Bill
Washburn University
Frank Newell
Oskaloosa
Don Larsson
Lawrence
Marcel Rolin
Arthur Voelker
Charles
Lancaster
Louis Senn
Valley Falls
Russell Voelker
Fred White Jr
Winchester
James Petrie
John Anderson
Anderson
Davis
Climer
Betty Petrie
Emporia
Mary
Arthur Voelker and
Louise
Miss America Portrait Planned for Statehouse Display
Gov. Avery announced a lifesize oil painting of Miss America by Wichita artist Mrs. Wilma Wethington will be shown on the Statehouse first floor during Debbie Bryant's reign. The artist offered to sell it, but no funds are available to purchase.
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Statehouse
William H. Avery
Wichita
Wilma Wethington
Governor's Office
Kansas Cultural Arts Commission
Debbie Bryant
Overland Park
Avery
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