Kissinger rises to top White House national security post
Henry Kissinger, adviser to President Nixon on foreign policy and defense, holds a key White House role with a broad mandate. Born in 1923 in Furth Germany, his family moved to the United States in 1948, and since 1969 he has worked closely with Nixon, guiding policy and intelligence matters.
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Pneumatic Lift Demonstration and How It Works
A simple experiment shows a beach ball between two hinged boards with a hose to inflate the ball. Air pressure lifts a load, illustrating Pascal’s law. The article claims 1 psi can lift 100 pounds if 100 square inches contact the board, and notes 200 psi from a compressor could lift a 3,000 pound automobile. Free experiment boots offered by Bob Brown, 20 Vandalia St, Asheville NC 28806.
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