Sea Cows Could Clear World Weeds If Breeding Improves
Boca Raton Florida AP reports on the sea cow or manatee as a potential natural weed eater. The animal eats 100 pounds daily, grows to 15 feet and a ton, and could improve navigation by clearing waterways if numbers rise. Current problems include hunting and poor reproduction. Studies in Florida and Egypt examine using manatees to control water hyacinth and weeds in canals, with breeding and cold-weather challenges delaying mass adoption.
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Manatee
P.L. Sguros
Florida Atlantic University
Florida
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Britain urges troop cuts along Iron Curtain in new review
London reports call for sharp reductions in conventional forces across Europe due to eased tension. Defense Secretary Healey says risk of major European war is very small and nuclear escalation would follow, prompting focus on trigger forces and economy. Prime Minister Wilson and Soviet Premier Kosygin discussed mutual reductions in NATO and Warsaw Pact forces.
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Britain
Europe
Soviet Union
China
Denis Healey
Harold Wilson
Alexei Kosygin
Healey
Cam Segan
Wingless lifting body could reshape space travel
A wingless wedge shaped craft, designed to fly in atmosphere or space, could resupply satellites, destroy enemy craft, rescue astronauts, or land anywhere. The lifting body uses body contour for lift, with Rockets and jets guiding it. NASA and Air Force pilots test various prototypes, aiming for an aerospace future by 1970s.
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Associated Press
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Dale Reed
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Space Agency
Milton Thompson
Bruce Peterson
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Thor
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Kwajalein Island
Pacific
Edwards
NASA Piots
Vandenerg
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
NASA eyes wingless landers for moon and planets
In a Frederick MD paper fragment, NASA scientists discuss lifting bodies as the future of spaceflight. They envision wingless designs enabling landings not only on the moon but on other planets, signaling a shift from Apollo-era concepts.
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Moon
Frederick
Maryland
NASA
Lassie Helps Raccoon In litter crisis on TV
New York AP reports Lassie stars as anti litter crusader. Lassie, guided by a forest ranger, spots a raccoon with its head stuck in a can left by a camper. She rounds up the camper and urges cleanup of waste and old litter in the forest setting.
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