New Elevator Under Construction For Carrier Bennington
The Bremerton naval shipyard is building a replacement elevator for the carrier Bennington after a storm in the Western Pacific dropped No 3 elevator into the water. No injuries or aircraft damage reported as 7th Fleet continue operations. cause cited as metal fatigue in hoisting cables worsened by high tempo.
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Radar to Replace U S Air Watchers
The Air Force plans to replace 280 000 civilian volunteers who watched for enemy aircraft and missiles along the Atlantic and Pacific with radar networks. Ground Observer Corps posts will disband Jan 31 as the human eye can no longer keep up with the missile age. Radar networks across the Arctic, Canada and the U S will collect and interpret data faster.
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34 Killed as Boat Catches Fire in Burma
A motorboat carrying 25 Burmese soldiers and their families caught fire and sank near Mouinsett, 100 miles east of Rangoon. Reports say 26 women and eight soldiers died as three hired boats moved army families.
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Secretary of the Air Force Civil Defense Corps Reorganized
The Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization invited most corps members to hire. GOC leaders served as adjuncts in civil defense, manning 24 hours over two days. Leo A. Hoegh, director of the corps, is disbanded.
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Utilities Bid to Build Phila A Power Plant
A 1962 or 1963 proposal seeks a 2414 million dollar nuclear power plant near Philadelphia owned by Philadelphia Electric. The gas cooled reactor would initially supply 30 000 kilowatts, later 40 000, with private utilities offering to participate. The project aims to cut electricity costs and was submitted to the Atomic Energy Commission before a 60 day congressional deadline.
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Seminary Professor Faust Fawin Keon Dies at 70
Naperville obituary notes emeritus professor Faust Fawin Keon of New Testament Literature at the Evangelical Theological Seminary died Wednesday. The unsettling fragment confirms his age and position, with no further details available.
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Man in Space Seen Reply to Missiles Defense
San Diego. Air Force general at Sigma Delta Chi awards dinner cites spaceflight as potential real defense against intercontinental ballistic missiles. Maj. Gen. Eugene Musygett says no current defense exists but unmanned or manned space roles could be considered in future.
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Psychiatrist Dr. Eric Clarke Dies at 64 in Panama City
Dr. Eric Kent Clarke a noted psychiatrist died of a heart ailment in Panama City at age 64. He served as a University of Minnesota Medical School faculty member from 1938 to 1953 and later as medical director of the Minneapolis Institute.
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