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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1960
Page
12
Fragmentary wartime note describes strategic air command planes gaining time to launch and more people reaching protective shelters as attacks continued.
The Air Force plans the first test flight for Project MIDAS a satellite based missile warning system. MIDAS uses infrared sensors to detect intercontinental missiles and would flash an alert to warning centers giving about 30 minutes for defense and retaliation actions. The system complements Ballistic Missile Early Warning System radar in Greenland and Alaska and aims to extend warning time beyond the 15 minute minimum countdown of land based ICBMs.
A 65 year old London man who barked like a dog every ten minutes for a year and a half is described in the Journal of Mental Science. Under Dr Sidney Buckner care the urge eased after tranquilizers. six weeks on medicine brought near cure.
Birthday notices list Philip Crowe ambassador to South Africa and others with origins in New York Arkansas Utah Indiana Seattle and New York. Today in History recalls the 183 electoral college vote and a 20 000 GI parade in Manila with broader 194-s and Castro recognition. A horoscope and US Treasury windfall note add to a miscellaneous digest.
The Federal Reserve Board announced a year end payment to the Treasury totaling about 266 million dollars, possibly balancing that year’s budget. Rosemane Bischnau, a female tenant at McClellan Air Force Base, is the sole woman in the 552nd Airborne Early Warning and Control Wing. In Trento, German zoologist Dr. Peter Krott notes bears in dens do not sleep the same, observing two hibernating bears snuggling and taking honey.
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