Walker AFB Comptroller Wins 1965 SAC Facility Award
The Walker AFB comptroller directorate received the Strategic Air Command Outstanding Comptroller Facility Award for 1965. Lt. Col. R. D. Danielson accepted the honor. Brig. Gen. E. J. Hopkins presented it. 48 SAC bases competed with three nominations each. judging focused on appearance, self help projects, and member involvement.
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Walker Afb
Stratfic Air Command
Outstandin
R. D. Danison
Walker
E. J. Hopkins
SAC
Air Force
Attempt to Raise Barges Scheduled
A planned November 1 operation will try to raise a sunken barge and 600 tons of liquid chlorine from the Mississippi River bottom near Baton Rouge. The barge sank on September 10 during Hurricane Betsy. Divers located it near Louisiana State University. officials say no chlorine leakage is occurring and shipping is diverted to avoid contact.
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Baton Rouge
Johnson
Louisiana State University
Soil Content Acid Soils Lacking Plant Foods
Acid soils are nearly always deficient in plant foods, leading to poor nutrient availability and reduced crop growth. Limited nutrients require careful management to improve soil fertility.
Three Children Die in Blast Fire at Home
In Saco Maine an explosion and ensuing fire killed three young children aged 5 4 and 3 who were found in second floor beds. Their parents Lester and Mrs Bernier and four other children escaped unharmed as neighbors said the father tried to reach a second story window with a ladder but smoke and flames forced him back. Firemen said the blaze apparently started with an explosion in the oil kitchen stove.
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Saco, Maine
Bernier
Premium List Published For 1966 Stock Show Fort Worth
W R Watt president and manager of the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show announces the 1966 Premium List. Distribution is underway and copies are available by writing the show office. Total premiums and entry fees for Livestock Show Horse Show and Rodeo are about 229000 dollars. The event runs January 28 to February 6 with cattle horse sheep swine entries due December 15 1965 and poultry rabbits and pigeons due January 15 1956.
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Fort Worth
Texas
W. R. Watt
Watt
Grant Approval For ENMU Research Project
The National Institutes of Health has approved a continuation grant of 14374 for Dr. James E Sublette head of ENMU biology and co investigator Dr Ulrich Hollstein for Cytotaxonomy and Related Studies of Holarctic Midges. German consultant Dr Wolfgang Wuelker from University of Freiburg assists. Dewayne Ikenberry and Larry Schimel also participate.
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Sublette
Wolfgang Wuelker
Dr. Wuelker
University of Freiburg
West Germany
Dewayne Ikenberry
Larry Schimel, Portales
Hoyle Abandons Steady State View of Universe
British astronomer Fred Hoyle says he erred for two decades about the universes nature shifting toward a model of flux. He favors a cyclic expansion and contraction or pulsating regions based on recent data from quasars, suggesting the steady state theory may be wrong.
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Lawrence Malkin London
Fred Hoyle
Britain
Hoyle
Nature
Cambridge
Film of The Group completes with Buchman credit in East shot
Mary McCarthy's novel The Group about eight Vassar graduates is adapted by Sidney Buchman and directed by Sidney Lumet. The film, shot in the East and not naming the school, faced censorship limits and avoided star casting to keep budgets and focus on the ensemble.
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NEW York
Mary McCarthy
Vassar
Manhattan
Sidney Buchman
Hollywood
Buchman
Mr. Jordan
Jolson
Sidney Lumet
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