Bethlehem’s Moravian heritage shaped a steel town’s rise
Bethlehem Pa, founded by Moravian missionaries, carried a colonial musical culture into a rugged industrial era. The General Economy supported early missions, crafts, and education, laying a deep religious and cultural link to Moravians worldwide, even as Bethlehem Steel emerged and the town expanded in 1844 onward.
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Final missile tests set for December service
The Air Force completes a two year cruise missile test series with 14 full successes, three partial successes and three failures. A final test run is planned before the Boeing built weapon enters service in December. The 20 foot pilotless missile carries terrain following radar to strike from 1500 miles and can deliver nuclear or conventional warheads. The Pentagon plans widespread use on planes ships and ground launchers.
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