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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1960
Page
11
The Virginia State Highway Department announced a new line painting plan to curb runoffs. White lines will be added along outer edges of major primary highways near bridges underpasses and structures with less than three feet of clearance.
British submarine Anchorteite hit a rock pinnacle 110 feet below the surface off Auckland and surfaced almost vertically. The 80 crewmen were shaken but unhurt, and the vessel carried a dent in its port bow.
Army physicist Ye He reports a new electronic vision tube could boost night time vision up to twentyfold, enabling soldiers to fire weapons or drive tanks in near darkness. John Johnson of the Army Research and Development Laboratories announced the tube at the engineering center and described its sky glow amplified images for distances up to 1,000 yards for infantry and 200 feet for vehicle drivers without headlights.
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