The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 December 1963 — Page 3

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FOR SAI.E -Just in time for a Christmas present (gift Hughes 300, introduced at a conference near Palm wrappings are optional) is this three-place helicopter, the Springs, Calif. The ’copter, featuring ease (if maintenance, sells for $29,875.

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SUBROC on their submarine. Rocket motor blasts off .

. guidance takes over to target,

SUB-TO-SUB KILLER—These illustrations show the U. S. Navy’s new and most advanced weapon, SUBROC, a submarine-launched, rocket-propelled nuclear depth bomb for destruction of hostile submarines at long range. SUBROC, developed for Navy by Goodyear Aerospace, employs a complex system of advanced sonar and special fire-control which primes the missile for its misson. The missile weighs around 4,000 pounds.

1—Missile is launched horizontally from conventional torpedo tube; 2—rocket motor Ignites at safe distance; 3— missile is thrust upward and into air; 4—rocket motor separates from nuclear depth bomb; 5—guidance system and automatic controls regulate flight; C-—missile re-enters sea at supersonic speed; T—warhead explodes, destroying foe.

Actual firing: SUBROC emerges ... gains supersonic speed.

U. S. Navy crewmen load a SUBROC on their submarine.

Rocket motor blasts off

guidance takes over to target.

SUB-TO-SUB KILLER—Tiiese illustrations show the U. S. Navy’s new and most advanced weapon, SUBROC, a submarine-launched, rocket-propelled nuclear depth bomb for deetruction of hostile submarines at long range. SUBROC, developed for Navy by Goodyear Aerospace, employs a complex system of advanced sonar and special fire-control which primes the missile for its misson. The missile weighs around 4,000-pounds.

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REFILL LAKE PALM SPRINGS, California UPI—Lake Elsinore is going to get a $750,000 refill. The lake west of here, ran dry in 1951. It currently is used for auto races. The money will be spent to build pipelines and buy water to fill it up again.

WINDOW WALLS In full window’ walls, you need stiffness to avoid breaking of glass in high winds and storms. A good idea is to use 2x4 or large clear Douglas fir for frames for these large areas of glass to get maximum strength, as w'ell as clean smooth lines.

JOHNSON PHONES TEACHER Washington UPI — President Johnson telephoned a former college teacher of his over the weekend to wish her a speedy recovery from the illness which has confined her to a Corpus Christi, Tex., hospital.

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STORE HOURS

For The CONVENIENCE of Our Holiday CUSTOMERS Beginning with Thursday December 12th, WARDS will be open from:

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Or. A. L. Chiepps Foot Specialist Will Be Available For Appointment At COMMERC IAL HOTEL EVERY WEDNESDAY Phone OL 3-5617 for Appointment

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9:00 A.M. 'till 8:00 P.M. Monday through Saturday PREVO’S

CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS

Under New Management! TOPPER'S PIZZA University Located at College ami Seminary Try our Pizzas and Sandwiches. They will melt in your mouth. We will deliver orders of $1.25 or more. Call OL 3-9200

NEW WHITE HOCSE RESIDENTS The Johnson family has officially moved into the White House, although the President has been making full use of the White House working quarters since shortly after President Kennedy’s assassination. The new White House tenants- Pit ident Johnson. Mrs. Johnson and their teen-age daughter, Lucy Baines pose for photographers on the North Portico. Absent is the President’s other daughter, Lynda Bird who is attending college in Texas.

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