Water on the Moon Aids Future Space Travel
Kansas University geochemist Ed ward J. Zeller says lunar rock’s top inches may hold several percent water. Solar wind reactions could release hydrogen and oxygen as fuel, aiding astronauts to boil out water and create propulsion for return trips. NASA officials weigh water supply against fuel needs for transport.
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Kansas University
Earth
Zeller
Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Moon
Landing Aboard USS America Highlights ACLS Arrival
An F4 fighter bomber landed safely on the carrier America using the All-Weather Carrier Landing System ACLS. Radar and computer data guided the approach, steering the aircraft and deck movements for an automated touchdown. The system aims to reduce night and bad weather landings and ease Viet Nam era pilot shortages.
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USS America
America
Navy
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Hew Official 16 Visit Here to Discuss Center Plans
A representative from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare will arrive in Lawrence on December 1 to discuss the tentatively approved "Ed Logsdon" center. He is the district's coordinator of federal funds for schools and said the plans were under review Monday.
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Department ‘of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Lawrence
Rence
Ed Logsdon
Education program seeks federal approval for conference plan
The Education Department advances a plan to form a national program with a Dr. June Smith led team after federal accord. Applications for federal funds for a closed circuit TV system and a coordinated cultural arts program were not approved. Reasons for the refusal are not known.
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Federal’ Office
June Smith
Logsdon
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