Nautilus Proves Nuclear Submarine Hidden From View
After over two years of testing the Nautilus shows a nuclear powered submarine is nearly undetectable. Returned to New London from a Pacific cruise the vessel has logged about 82 000 miles since its 1954 launch and 1955 fleet entry. Navy secrecy limits statistics but an informed officer praised its performance as exceeding expectations noting higher submerged speed, longer on station without fuel replenishment, and independence from atmospheric oxygen.
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Nuclear submarine stealth and navigation advances
The article discusses atomic submarines staying submerged to avoid detection, depth choices on bright days, and how sonar is hindered by cold water layers. It notes Nautilus and Sea Wolf evolving long range navigation tools enabling accurate position fixes while primarily submerged, citing a submerged 1500 mile voyage and precise surface timing.
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Ohio highway funds affected by federal aid cut
Columbus Ohio state officials say reduced federal road aid will impact Ohio road program. The federal government on Friday earmarked 119,338,559 dollars for the year beginning mid 1958, which, with state funds, should finance the current biennium, according to C H Makeever head of the Ohio Department of Highways Division of Planning and Programming.
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