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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1965

Page

8

OU Professor Heads National Civil Defense Committee

Dr. Lewis V. Spencer, OU physics professor, was named chairman of the advisory committee on Civil Defense for the National Academy of Sciences. A longtime radiation penetration expert, he explains the NAS works to set standards and provide scientific guidance while remaining nonprofit and separate from the U.S. government.

Lewis V. Spencer Ottawa University National Academy of Sciences NAS Spencer United States National Academy The Acaemy Academy Kane Washington, D. C Dr. Spencer Hillsdale Mich Franklin College Franklin Ind Northwestern University Evanston Lambda Chi Alpha Elizabeth William S. Hickory

End Sought By FREDS Draft Study Proposes Mix of Tactics

Washington AP The draft study ordered by President Johnson projects costs of 3 to 5 billion dollars annually to raise pay and incentives for an all volunteer force and says the draft must continue at least to 1970. It recommends boosting enlistments, using civilian workers for some posts, and expanding Junior ROTC while considering lower draft ages and education incentives to enlist.

Freds. Hoffman Washington Pens Tagon Johnson White House U.S Defense Department

Site picked for Jackson County sports center in Blue River Valley

A 350 acre tract east of the Leeds Industrial district bounded by Raytown Road Blue Ridge Cutoff I 435 and I 70 was formally agreed on Monday by a steering committee as the site for Jackson County’s proposed sports center. The plan includes a domed stadium for football and baseball an exhibition hall tennis courts an Olympic size swimming pool a field house an ice hockey rink and parking for 20 000 cars. The committee rejected three other sites and will consult Charles O Finley owner of Kansas Athletics.

Kansas City Blue River Valley Leeds Raytown Road Blue Ridge Morris Dubiner Charles O. Finley Kansas Athletics

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